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Camping in Quail Creek State Park

Camping in Quail Creek State Park

About This Campground

Quail Creek State Park provides excellent year-round camping, picnicking, boating, and trout and bass fishing in sunny southwest Utah. The campground has beautiful views of southern Utah’s famous red rock country.  There are a variety of campground options that provide a great camping experience for all.

Campground Amenities

Tent Sites
Hook-Up Sites
Group Sites
Restrooms
Potable Water
Pets Allowed
BBQ / Gathering Area
Fire Pits

Campsites And Rates

Tent SitesQuail Creek Campground Total Tent Sites: 23 Limit 2 vehicles per site. Extra vehicle fees apply.
Hook-Up SitesQuail Creek Campground Partial Hook Up Sites (Water and Electric): $25-$38 per night. Limit 2 vehicles per site. Extra vehicle fees apply. 5-60’ 19-60’ pull through 3-35’ back in 19-40’ pull through 9-40’ back in 4-37’ back in 2- 37’ pull through 1-25’ pull through 1 ADA back in
Group SitesQuail Creek Campground Group Sites (No Hook Ups): $25-$100 per night covers the first 4 vehicles. Limit 16 vehicles per site. Extra vehicle fee applies for vehicles 5 thru 16.

Know Before You Go

Road Conditions
Paved
Fees
Entry Fees: Park entry fee is included with camping rate
Day use $10 per day vehicle (up to 8 people) Senior Day $5 62+ up to 8 Walk In $4
Group day use Cotton Tree Cove $75 two vehicles
Camping Fees Price Range: $25.00-$100.00
Cost: Standard Partial Hookup: $25.00-$38.00
Standard: $25.00
Group Overnight Camping: $25.00-$100.00
Day Use Area: $25.00-$85.00
Primitive Camping Area: $25 per vehicle
Open year round
Maximum Stay
14 days in 30 day period
Restrooms
Modern restrooms
Showers
No
Potable Water
Yes
Pets
On leash and in owners control at all times
BBQ / Gathering Area
Yes
Fire Pits
Yes, wood, charcoal, gas grills ok and propane and gas stoves ok
Directions
472 N 5300 W Hurricane, UT 84737
Directions: From St George, head north on I-15 for 6.8 miles. Take Exit 16 toward Hurricane and follow SR-9 for 2.8 miles. Turn left onto 5300 W/SR-318 and continue for 1.7 miles. Entrance to Quail Creek State Park Campground will be on the right.

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Quail Creek State Park. Utah State Parks visitor counts, July 2025 to June 2026. Counts are for the whole park, not one trail. Levels compare each month to the park's busiest month.