Activities: Camping, fishing, boating, swimming, ATV trails, scuba diving, cliff diving
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Camping and Fees: Elevation - 3,000 ft. |
Quail Creek |
"Small but sweet"
Quail Creek reservoir was completed in
1985 to provide irrigation and culinary water to the St. George area. Most of
the water in the reservoir does not come from Quail Creek, but is diverted from
the Virgin River and transported through a buried pipeline.
Located in the southwest corner of Utah, Quail Creek State Park offers a variety of year-round recreation opportunities. The vivid blue water of the reservoir, in contrast with the red rock of Southern Utah, makes it a popular destination for fishing, boating, waterskiing, camping, and picnicking. Quail Creek boasts the warmest water in the state during summer, making the reservoir extremely popular.
Quail Creek is also one of the smallest lakes used by boaters and fishers in Utah. This can make for a crowded afternoon with everyone fighting for a piece of the water.
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