Came here with some family members to go Tubing. Pretty laid back company that was ran by younger…read morekids. They do a pretty good job with taking care of customers. They supply life jackets and a ride up river for $18 a head. Once in the river you float about an hour & half back to their base. This time of year the river is basically a shallow canal. They call it the Lazy River Float and that's what you get. Fun for younger members and relaxing for the rest. We had a good time and we had about 25 others that seemed to echo our experience too. Tubes & Life Jackets were in good condition. They have a raft trip that goes also. Zip line & endurance course too. You can rent UTV's too.

We were at Big Rock Candy Mountain staying at Caboose Village and booked a Lazy River Float Trip…read more Myself my wife and our grandson were on the trip. Our guide Jordyn was the best. She was good to give us directions and she she even inflated a tube by mouth so my wife could have the tube she wanted. The trip was fun and it was very reasonable price. Next time we may do the whitewater rafting. If you are in central Utah and need an activity look up Big Rock Adventures. 10 out of 10 recommend

On my way to Washington County I looked up Quail Creek for things to do. I found on the state park…read morewebsite that Dig offered kayak rentals so I decided to give it a try. The price was great for a short rental. Shortly after reserving my time on the Dig Paddlesports website I received a call about the reservation. Originally booked for an AM rental, the associate let me know of the best time to be out on the water that day was mid morning and offered to move my time if I wanted. It was a nice to have insights from a local professional. On the day of the rental I met the owner Bill and learned more about his business and his passion for outdoor adventures. He was friendly and personable which was helpful for someone passing through. I went out on the water and had a great time. The natural beauty of Southern Utah combined with support from DIG made may trip eventful. I would recommend to stop by Quail Creek state park and ask Dig about different rental options, you will not regret looking into this place.

When we arrived there was no one at the booth. We used their radio on the counter to call for them…read morebut no one responded. We waited a full ten minutes before walking down to the water to look for someone and finally found two employees, evidently they did not hear the radio with them. They were not ready for our reservation of 3 so we had to wait for them to get a paddle board ready. One of the oars we had was broken and kept coming apart. They were very aloof/quiet and did not explain rules, where to go, how to use the boards, etc. We kind of just sat there until one of them said we could go. Our reservation was at 12 and we did not get onto the water until 12:30. We came back to the booth halfway through our reservation to get water and there were no employees around, so we just left our paddle boards on the shore. They did let us be late back because they said they "didn't care" so we stayed out until 4:20. The new employee on shift was more friendly and took our paddle boards for us. The lake itself was beautiful and there was plenty to see, but the business wasn't very professional.

Ahhhh The State of UTAH... My Goodness!! Utah is definitely Colorado's beautiful sister. Seriously,…read moreshe's GAW-GEOUS!! We've been driving through Utah's bold hills and Great Arches for as long as I remember. We love how the hot, beaming sun smiles and shines above your golden arches and how we cook in it. Utah in the summer is no joke; it's HOT, HOT HOT!!! Driving through the heat is super intense, compared to Coolerado's mellow summer days. Aside from weather, we absolutely love the good, hospitable people with open arms and an open mind. There are also sooo many activities to do from Jeep Off-Roading, Horseback riding, all extreme outdoor sports for those who are ambitious. I absolutely love the art galleries. This state are welcoming to do who are seeking new adventure and wonderful memories in making.

What can I say, I live in the beautiful state! It has so many things to offer. Has tons of things…read moreto do. If want to go site seeing or atv riding or river rafting. Can enjoy the city also. There is something for everyone. I enjoy the outdoors and I live with in hours of National parks. Some of the best places to see in the world. Good people all the way around this state. Lots of places for lodging, shopping, good Restraunts. You name we have it here. Here are few of my favorite places here in central Utah. Come and enjoy the best place ever.

Teron was very helpful and nice. Great little shop with good selection and super fair prices.read more

My wife and I came in based on other reviews on Yelp. We were not disappointed! Nate took time to…read morehelp find the right boots, skis, and accessories for both of us and was able to find some great last season gear for us to save a little money but still get a good setup. We will definitely come back!

If i could give zero I would We got Todd, whom I believe is…read morethe owner, and he was condescending, belittling and just down right rude. If you wanted off the wall you were a whimp, and when confronted he tried to say his method was to encourage but really my daughter-in -law was almost in tears when he finally lowered her. We were suppose to be on a beginner outdoor climb session, and the last wall was far from a beginner wall. It seemed we were climbing what he wanted to climb instead o f the level of his clientele. Maybe his other guides are better, but he is the worst.

Truly amazing experience with this company. Our guide was great, the value is great, the 3/4 day…read morecanyoneering was simply perfect! If you're in or near the St George, Zion, GC, area, this is absolute Must Do List stuff. The memories, pictures, and experience is very much bucket-list stuff.

This location is a little out of the way ..... but back in the 1800s that's where everyone lived a…read morelittle bit out of the way. Stunning piece of land with a backdrop of the mountains and the woods. This must have been idyllic growing up here as a child. Perfect balance and mixture of freedom and security period Just to nostalgically go to his childhood home and to see where as a young boy he started his life, was historically stupendous.

Just off Highway 89, you'll find this historic site. It's not large, nor does it have a lot of…read moreinformation beyond what you'll see on a few plaques, but it's worth a stop since it's so easily accessible. There is the log cabin home that Butch Cassidy was raised in before he began his life of crime. I can imagine him as a young child climbing in the trees or running around playing hide and seek. Across from that, there's another small building-perhaps a shed or horse stable. The parking lot is spacious and it's easily accessible right off the highway. There's also a bathroom, although both the men's and the women's was out of toilet paper. Maybe it's not stocked often, so come prepared if you need to stop.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Loved our stay here! The campground is clean,…read moremodern, and super quiet -- exactly what we were hoping for. The sites are spacious enough for our 35' RV with room to spare, and the layout makes it easy to get in and out. The rates are great too, especially considering how well-kept everything is. You can tell the owners take pride in maintaining the place. And to top it off, there's a coffee shop on the property. Win-win!! Definitely planning to return next time we're in the area!

We had an awesome time at Joe's Valley Camping. We enjoyed full hookups and the price was ver…read morereasonable. Only 45 minutes away from all the places we wanted to go to in the San Rafael Swell, the dinosaur quarry, and the like. It was a nice quiet spot, we felt secure there. Highly recommend it.

Amazing. Memorable. Worth every penny. What a great way to spend our 30th anniversary night! We…read morechose a private for two. Andy was so knowledgeable and interesting to talk to. The clear sky, at the new moon, was beyond anything we've experienced. The ability to just "play" with a 20" telescope at that location under those conditions was mind-blowing. Thank you, Kevin & Andy, for a truly memorable evening under - and among - the stars!

Well thought out experience. I've been twice now. The presentation covered different topics each…read moretime and were extremely captivating. But then... the night sky, the Milky Way, stars & nebula & pulsars - oh my. And as it got later: SATURN and PLUTO. Telescopes were top-notch, the Rangers were knowledgeable and friendly. This experience is on my permanent list for guests. Read their tips on the website for the best experience !