Quail Creek Campground

First time here and will come again. Friendly staff, spotless sites and facilities, decent privacy, but no shade. Each site has a clean picnic table with a small gazebo or clam shell. The new section (sites 25ish-50) have immaculate bathrooms and showers. Privately run watercraft and paddle board rentals. Water ‘playground’ on site. NO OHVs.

As of April 2024, the entrance road is under construction and one way (north) 24/7. If you miss the entrance, you will have to loop around (5-7 miles). I suspect the road will take all season to complete. Construction starts at 7A. Noise ins’t too bad.

Beware of the Entrance to this park. I would not recommend trying to enter this park after dark if you have a fifth wheel. The main entrance is a steep downhill into the park with a curve. There are two other steep entrances that are gated and have to be opened by the park staff. There are two exits as well but they have spike strips to keep people from entering those exits. We tried going in the main entrance and the truck and fifth wheel touched. we also tried one of the other entrances and it was too steep as well. For reference we have 7" of clearance between the truck and 5th wheel and the fifth wheel is level while in tow. We were able to go down to the boat launch exit in the day light and get into the park. we had to pull past the boat launch exit and back down the exit. thankfully a friend of ours had some flat plastic jack pads to place over the spike strips and then we slowly backed the tires over the plastic pads.
the only road into the park was under construction at the time of this review and it was a one way. the staff said they generally have people that can't get into the park, through the main entrance, drive down the boat ramp exit while depressing the spike strips .

This campground is built in the side of the hill by the reservoir. the newer part of the park has some larger sites.
We stayed in site 26. It was easy to get into. The views in the morning are amazing. The park staff was very friendly and helpful.

The dump station was up the hill on the way to the exit. the shower house and bathrooms were very nice and kept clean.

I have reviewed this campground before, but wanted to add a note that they have expanded it to accommodate big rigs. The newer section does not afford as much privacy as the older, smaller section but it is all brand spanking new with full tile bathrooms, etc. also, they've added a dump station.

There are two state parks nearby this one, and Sand Hollow just up the road. Sand Hollow was built primarily for off-road vehicles so if you like motorcycles and four-wheel drives that's the place to be as a lot of the trails run right next to the campground. But if you like a little more peace and quiet on a beautiful little reservoir this is your spot!

Hiking trails right from the campground and paddling and fishing on the reservoir.

Have stayed here before and its a great camp ground, we booked early so we could get a site on the back row with a lake view, we got site 8 and was disappointed as the camp host's 5th wheel blocked our view, we asked if we could move but was told that the camp ground was booked up due to an off road event at Sand hollow SP, so don't booked site 8 unless you like looking at a 5th wheel. Honestly camp shouldn't be there last time we stayed here they where on the back row in the corner

We arrived earlier than check in and it wasn’t a problem . The sites are not all level but level enough for us in our van. The view from the sites is beautiful and of the lake. We had a dry camping spot but there are sites with electric. No dump stations. The bathrooms are flush toilets, no showers and in need of updating. It appears a new loop is going to open soon with all that this one was lacking. We would stay here again for sure. We liked it better than nearby Redcliffs and in the future would stay here and drive to Redcliffs for day use.

Small, well laid out campground right on a small reservoir. Lovely spot just off of I-15, but back in a canyon. No dump site, and currently there is a bunch of construction going on right next door so not a great place to hang out for the day.

But open all year!

Price I paid was for a non-hookup spot, there are spots with water and electricity. Threaded drinking water available.

We arrived after dark (sunset is at 5:15 this time of year) and did self check in after checking out the sites. Many had a Reserved sign on them but were unoccupied. There are pull through, back in, and handicapped sites. Each has a covered picnic bench. Some have electricity. I think they all had tent pads too. Nice, clean bathrooms w/flush toilet & sink/water. No showers. There is water and dump station. There is a campground host on site. We were just passing through but this would be a nice place to stay for a few days. Hiking & mountain biking trails across the street. Also looks like the park may be expanding to accommodate more campers.
NOTE: Gate closes at 9PM so get there before then or you won’t get in.