Southern Utah is home to five national parks, a string of state parks and some of the best public land in the country. Pick a park to see fees, hours, camping and the best things to do.
Map Of The Parks
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All State And National Parks
Bryce · National ParkBryce Canyon National ParkBryce Canyon is a National Park located in Southern Utah and is just north east of Zion National Park.
Grand Canyon, AZ · National ParkGrand Canyon National ParkThe Grand Canyon spans up to 18 miles wide, 277 river miles long and a mile deep offering breathtaking views.
Gunlock · State ParkGunlock State ParkThe Gunlock Reservoir was opened to the public in 1970 as a state park for irrigation and flood control.
Hurricane · State ParkQuail Creek State ParkQuail Creek State Park opened to the public in 1986 and was built to provide irrigation and culinary water to the St.
Hurricane · State ParkSand Hollow State ParkSand Hollow State park is a 20,000 acre park of which 15,000 acres are sand dunes and 1,322 acres is surface water.
Ivins · State ParkSnow Canyon State ParkWith Snow Canyon only a few miles up the road from St.
Kanab · State ParkCoral Pink Sand Dunes State ParkLocated in Southwestern Utah between Kanab and Mt.
Kanab · National MonumentGrand Staircase Escalante National MonumentThe Grand Staircase is located in South-Central Utah and is a series of plateaus that descend from Bryce Canyon toward...
Page, AZ · National Recreation AreaLake Powell and Glen CanyonMillions visit this man made lake each year in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area which is an approximate 2 hour...
Springdale · National ParkZion National ParkZion National Park was the first National Park in Utah and now attracts over 3 million visitors annually.