Bloomington Hills offers a tranquil and peaceful environment with quiet streets that invite relaxation. This neighborhood features primarily single detached homes, many built around 1989, with a significant number of residences having four or more bedrooms, providing spacious living options. The area supports bicycling with infrastructure designed for easy travel on two wheels, fostering convenient mobility. Parking is typically easy to find, adding to the neighborhood’s accessibility for vehicles. Residents have access to local grocery shopping by car, complementing daily routines with convenience. Overall, Bloomington Hills presents a calm, comfortable setting with well-sized homes and practical transportation options.
The character of Bloomington Hills is exemplified by its slower-paced atmosphere. Most areas in Bloomington Hills are very quiet, as there are generally low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
This public 18‑hole municipal golf course lies at the heart of Bloomington Hills, winding through the Ft. Pearce Wash and offering residents direct fairway frontage, sweeping views of red sandstone hills, Pine Valley Mountain, and an enduring centerpiece for community recreation.
Stretching about a half‑mile and covering roughly 10 acres at 839 E Vermillion Ave, this elongated neighborhood park features a paved walking path, playground, basketball court, picnic areas, and connects directly to local trail networks making it a hub for active outdoor play.
Located in the southern portion of the neighborhood at 2859 S Redwood Tree Circle, this compact 2.77‑acre park includes a playground, covered pavilion, basketball court, open grass area and picnic amenities—serving as a daily gathering spot for nearby families.
Situated at 919 E Brigham Road, this K–5 public school is highly rated in the Washington County School District, offering a close, walkable educational anchor for families and helping to define the neighborhood’s strong school‑family culture.
This scenic segment of the Virgin River Trail runs along the neighborhood’s eastern edge, stretching about six miles from Springs Park to Vermillion Avenue and connecting Bloomington Hills residents to extended multi‑use paths for walking, biking, and jogging.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A perfect Saturday morning outing for Bloomington Hills residents, featuring over 60 local vendors offering fresh produce, meats, baked goods, artisan crafts, and live music in a shaded downtown park—great for families and supporting local makers.
View event details →Just a short drive north, this community market offers fresh produce, raw milk, baked goods, live music, and a free kids’ scavenger hunt—ideal for families looking to explore nearby farmers markets beyond St. George.
View event details →Free weekly summer concerts and bi‑weekly movie nights make great family‑friendly evening outings close to home, with live music, food vendors, and outdoor movies under the stars at the nearby park.
View event details →A vibrant indoor/outdoor evening market on the last Friday of the month featuring local food, crafts, handmade goods in a relaxed downtown setting—perfect for an after‑work family outing or casual date night.
View event details →A charming market in nearby Hurricane offering local produce, honey, baked goods, and artisan crafts—great for a weekend outing to support small‑town vendors within reach of Bloomington Hills.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Bloomington Hills
