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| Quail Creek State Park |
The reservoir was formed by two dams. It’s filled with
waters, not from Quail Creek but from the Virgin River. The water is used for irrigation and
households in the St. George area.
The reservoir is stocked with a variety of fish. At its deepest,
the reservoir has rainbow trout, catfish and crappie. Largemouth bass and
bluegill inhabit the warmer levels of water.
The boat ramp is open daily, as is the park. Camping is
available. The reservoir is open to both power and people-powered watercraft.
Skiing, swimming and windsurfing also can be done on the reservoir. Wildlife
viewing also is a popular activity,
Quall Creel became a Utah state park in 1986. It is located
at 472 N. 5300 W. in Hurricane.
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