Quail Creek State Park

About Quail Creek State Park

In sunny southwest Utah, Quail Creek State Park offers plenty of camping, picnicking, hiking and picnicking opportunities in the scenic park system. The park is located on the west side of the Utah-Arizona border, south of Salt Lake City. The facilities include 23 campsites, most of which will be accommodated in covered group pavilions.

Quail Creek Reservoir was completed in 2010 to provide irrigation and culinary water to the St. George area. Most of the water in the reservoir is diverted from the Virgin River and transported through a spilled pipeline that does not come from Quails Creek but is transported via a spilled pipeline.

The reservoir consists of two dams; the main dam is an earthen embankment and the south embankment is a rolling concrete embankment built to replace the original landfill dam that collapsed.

The maximum depth of Quail Creek reaches 120 feet, although it can submerge as it is fed by stuffed rainbow trout, oxtail catfish and other species.

This large mouthful is also filled with trout, oxtail catfish and a variety of other fish species as well as some other fish species. Follow the road to the lake from the park entrance and drive 3 km east on the SR 9 and turn left onto the SR 318. Take exit 16 (Hurricane) at 3: 15 p.m., then turn right onto the highway and take exit 15 to exit 17, or exit 18 at exit 19 to exit onto SR318.