24 hour rental - Kayak and Paddleboard near Zion

There is no specific weight limit for rentals. So long as you are comfortable paddling, our rentals can accommodate all body types.

Yes. If you wish to transport the equipment to some other local lake or pond, we may have inflatable roof racks and straps that you may use at no extra charge, based on availability.

We do not offer refunds due to inclement weather, but you may reschedule through the end of the year; you will be issued a credit valid for 12 months from the rental date. Rain alone is not considered inclement weather. Conditions where lightning is present are considered to be inclement weather. Sustained high winds (15 mph +) may be considered to be inclement weather. In the event of windy conditions, we may offer a downwind pickup and shuttle back to our parking area at no additional charge, if conditions are appropriate.

If an event or rental cannot begin because of weather conditions, we will hold off rentals and events start for up to 30 minutes. At that time conditions will be evaluated, and a decision will be made whether the event or rental can continue or not. Weather conditions often improve, therefore events and rentals are not canceled in advance. Some events and rentals may continue in the rain.

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Quail Creek State Park is located 13 miles northeast of St. George, right off I-15. South of Salt Lake City by 293 miles. We are an easy 40 minute drive from Springdale/Zion Canyon/Zion National Park West Entrance.

Take the Hurricane exit off of I-15 (Exit 16). After traveling two miles east on Highway 9 in the direction of Hurricane City, turn left at the second traffic signal. Drive for approximately 1.5 miles to the park entrance, found on the right side of the street.

Quail Creek is an excellent place to paddle. Quail Creek State Park draws boaters, campers, adventurers, and anglers all year long with some of the state's warmest waters and mildest winters.

The reservoir boast 600 acres of surface water, reaching up to 120 feet in depth. The area has year-round mild weather and sits at 3,300 feet elevation on the Colorado Plateau.

There is a day-use parking price of $15/UT residents, and $25/non-residents, or you may purchase an annual Utah State Parks Pass at the gate. These fees are subject to change, please check the state park website for the latest information.

Do we let dogs on our equipment? We sure do! We love our paddle pups. Things to remember when bringing your dog. 1) Keep on a leash inside the State Park 2) Bring extra water 3) Asphalt and sand can get very hot in the summer. Be mindful of their paws. 3) Consider a dog lifejacket for safety.

Camping is available onsite at Quail Creek State Park, as well as at nearby KOA St. George. Other nearby options include Leeds RV Park, Willowind RV Park in Hurricane, and Settler's Point RV Park in Washington City.