The Red Dirt Car & Dog Wash offers a convenient and spacious environment for washing dogs and cars. The facility features two enclosed bathing stalls and elevated tubs that are always clean, providing a great water pressure for the task. The business also offers medicated shampoos and aprons for added convenience, making it a popular choice for both dog and car owners.
The car wash has more options than most in the area, with wide pull-through spaces that accommodate even large trucks. Customers have praised the clean facilities and the availability of on-site vacuums. The dog wash, in particular, has been described as an impressive setup with a huge, well-equipped area compared to other locations.
While some customers have noted room for improvement in the chemical cycling and foam pressure, the overall experience at the Red Dirt Car & Dog Wash has been positive, with many customers expressing their satisfaction and plans to return.
What happened?
To the dog wash area. This place used to be so clean. The past two times I have gone, it smells like mold and mildew. The bath area was full of yucky, slimy dog hair. Where did the awesome service go?
The car wash area looked well maintained!
I have been taking my dog here for years and it’s always been great. At the beginning of this year my husband and I noticed next level cleanliness, dry floors and machines working flawlessly!! Not sure what changed but we are loving the improvements!! Keep it up👏🏻 🐕🐾
Not bad, prices are pretty fair. Only complaint is that, from what I saw, the vacuums require quarters. I didn't see a place to tap/swipe there. Maybe they have a change machine that accepts cards? Or cash? Oh and the air dryers felt pretty ineffective. Too small and took forever to try and blow dry one area of the car. Was getting tired and running up the meter, so I gave up on drying my car all the way.
560 West 300 North, St. George, UT 84770
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