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Quail Creek State Park
Walk out to the end of the dock to catch some rainbow trout and bullhead catfish!
Dams formed the reservoir in this state park that's a water lover's paradise. The St. George area receives irrigation and culinary water from the shimmering lake. The 120-feet deep reservoir sustains the stocked rainbow trout and bullhead fish. A boat ramp makes it easy to hit the water and catch fish.
On the north edge of the parking lot, there is DIG Paddlesports. You can pick up a snack or sunscreen. They also rent kayaks, stand-up paddleboard, or a water carpet.
Never been on a paddleboard? No worries! They have instructors to provide you with tips and basic instructions. You can hike or bike the miles of trails surrounding the water.
This small state park offers 24 campsites. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and a private shaded structure. You find clean restrooms and coin-operated showers. Firewood
Dams formed the reservoir in this state park that's a water lover's paradise. The St. George area receives irrigation and culinary water from the shimmering lake. The 120-feet deep reservoir sustains the stocked rainbow trout and bullhead fish. A boat ramp makes it easy to hit the water and catch fish.
On the north edge of the parking lot, there is DIG Paddlesports. You can pick up a snack or sunscreen. They also rent kayaks, stand-up paddleboard, or a water carpet.
Never been on a paddleboard? No worries! They have instructors to provide you with tips and basic instructions. You can hike or bike the miles of trails surrounding the water.
This small state park offers 24 campsites. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and a private shaded structure. You find clean restrooms and coin-operated showers. Firewood is available for sale, so you can enjoy late-night s'mores!
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1 campground in Quail Creek State Park
Quail Creek Campground straight up rocks. As in, red rocks powerfully tower over the bluest, warmest water in Utah. Yeah, we said it, warmest body of water in the state. You could very well launch your boat in the reservoir, or, fashion your own floatation device and allow yourself the luxury of cooling off comfortably. Since the weather is always Read more...
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