Quail Creek State Park

A peaceful reservoir setting popular for fishing, boating, hiking, and picnicking, with gentle trails and open desert views of red cliffs. The climate is warm to hot in summer and mild in spring and fall; winter can bring cool breezes off the water. Quail Creek is less crowded than larger parks but welcomes outdoor lovers seeking a quiet visit.

Activities

Boating, paddleboarding, fishing, swimming, wildlife viewing, picnicking.

Places to Hike

  • Quail Creek Trail

A relatively easy lakeside trail with calm reservoir views framed by desert hills. Terrain is mostly hard-packed dirt and gravel with minimal elevation change. Morning visits provide cooler temperatures and calmer water conditions. Best in spring and fall.

Camping

Developed campground available. Dispersed camping outside park boundaries on public lands.

Best Time To Visit

Spring, fall, and winter for moderate temperatures.

Location

Just a short drive from St George.

Nearby Dining

Close-by in Hurricane and St. George are casual diners, coffee shops, and family-friendly restaurants.