Quail Creek State Park has a swimming beach at the reservoir.
- Entry
- $20 Utah resident vehicle day use; $25 out-of-state vehicle day use; $5 bicycle or walk-in
- Swim hours
- 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. year-round
- Facilities
- Swimming beach, boat ramp, picnic area, flush toilets
- Dogs
- Dogs are permitted on the beach, in the water and on trails; they must be on a maximum six-foot leash and under control.
- Managed by
- Utah State Parks
Getting there
From I-15, take Exit 16, travel east on SR 9 for three miles, then turn left on SR 318 and follow it to the park entrance.
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Get directionsKnow before you go
- Keep dogs on a maximum six-foot leash.
- Keep dogs under control.
- Do not remove, alter or destroy natural features.
- Do not use fireworks or firecrackers.
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Questions about Quail Creek Reservoir
Can you swim at Quail Creek Reservoir?
Yes. Swimming is available at the swimming beach and is listed among the park activities.
Does it cost anything to swim at Quail Creek Reservoir?
$20 Utah resident vehicle day use; $25 out-of-state vehicle day use; $5 bicycle or walk-in
Are dogs allowed at Quail Creek Reservoir?
Dogs are permitted on the beach, in the water and on trails; they must be on a maximum six-foot leash and under control.
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