So now this is the fourth time I've either gone on a multiple night stay with ATV Offroad…read moreAdventures or just did a day adventure. This year Nikki and I did a three night adventure with our good friends Norman, Holly, and his sister and boyfriend. First day we traveled to a campsite in Camden intense the first night. Do the fact I haven't done that and I'm gonna say 40 years it was a little bit of a shocker after driving side-by-side for five hours and then trying to figure out how to put this tent together. But they were great helped us put everything together. Served us a wonderful dinner as we sat around a little fire and all got caught up. Next day we wrote on down to the bar 10 ranch and got some time just kinda relax and take a wonderful shower. The people at Barton couldn't be nicer. The whole staff is absolutely wonderful. Helpful treat you like royalty. Although going to the campsite and coming back down the mountain, you have a little bit of driving on the edge of cliffs. The real adventurous Day was day three when we went out to an old abandoned Copper Mine. I will say there's a lot of driving on the edge, it is not for the faint of heart. It is a true adventure. But the sites and the time are just amazing. Jamel, Skyler and Sindy were wonderful tour guides and kept us safe. One of the other wonderful things is being away from everything having no Internet no real cell reception. It was such a wonderful thing to unplug. Just being off grid. We will still be doing this again next year if not sooner.

We had such a great time with William as our tour guide through the Sand Hollow area! We used ATV…read moreOffroad bc they were the only outfitters that has single seat ATVs and, well, all five of us wanted to drive! We had a new rider and William, with the help of Dave, were very patient and helpful in making our new rider feel safe and included in everything. We loved that we made stops along the way to learn about the area and the geography, and bc driving for 4 hours straight would have been a little miserable. I HIGHLY recommend this company if you are going to rent ATVs or UTVs in the area. Thanks for a great time! Highlight of our trip.

Our ATV excursion through Zion National Park was absolutely unforgettable--one of the highlights of…read moreour trip! From the moment we arrived, everything was organized, smooth, and welcoming. The scenery was beyond breathtaking--towering red rock cliffs, sweeping desert views, and hidden trails that you simply can't experience any other way. What truly made the experience exceptional, though, was our guide, Matt. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable about the area's history, geology, and wildlife, but also genuinely passionate about making sure everyone had an amazing time. We got to ride through a variety of terrain--sandy paths and scenic overlooks. Matt made stops at The Great Chamber and a gorgeous slot canyon, and provided great information about these landmarks. We had many opportunities to take photos and really soak in the beauty of Zion. If you're looking for an adventure that combines adrenaline, stunning landscapes, and a top-notch guide, this ATV tour is an absolute must.

Our family of 7 did this over our grandkids Spring Break. The age range was 10 to 79. Reed was…read moreour guide and he was awesome! He has a great personality. None of us had ever driven a UTV and have to say my sons and daughter-in-law did a great job. This was thrilling and scary too. Especially when we went vertical twice up a rock. WOW! I was saying prayers as we approach these spots, great views and a good way to enjoy the beauty of this area. Reed again thanks for a great time. I can add another "I did this" to my memories.

We did the Zion and Bryce Tour. Very well organized. Mike and Beth were great components to one…read moreanother. All rental equipment including bikes were in great shape and well maintained. Plenty of great healthy food. Definitely recommend.

Rented a couple side by sides for the 2026 Off Road Games. As always, this is my yearly therapy…read moreworth every dime. Truly, the smiles per miles are unmatched. The team from start to finish are all amazing and kind people. The folks who book are knowledgeable, patient, and thankfully not some call center. The team at the event are equally kind, especially considering the massive amount of customers they are helping for three days straight. Only downside, we had several issues with the machines including needing to switch both out. Once again, the team was professional and kind during the whole process. They are brand new machines, it's just a tough hot environment with people beating the hell out of these rentals all day. My only critique at the event would be setting up a better system after you have checked in at the computer. You are sent into the trailer to get a helmet/goggles and sometimes someone is in there to help you and sometimes not. So, it already starts off a little confusing for beginners. Once you navigate out of the trailer, you go outside to total chaos. There is no desk/line or someone that stands out to ask for help to get your machine. You sort of just have to flag someone down which often times there's confusion. Perhaps consider setting up one more desk or kiosk when leaving the trailer and getting your machine assigned. Lastly, perhaps a big sign for the helmet return as this is a confusing when you get back. I almost put my dirty helmet back on the clean helmet shelves because there is no person out sign saying to put them on the black table out side. I appreciate you all and will certainly be calling and booking the next trip soon.

Unfortunately, our experience with Mad Moose was very disappointing…read more Our group had more than 20 vehicle rentals reserved. We had communicated ahead of time that we would be arriving when they opened so we could get our vehicles quickly and start our day. Despite that, there were only three employees working, making the check-in and rental process extremely slow and causing significant delays for our entire group. The bigger issue came once we were in Zion National Park. Our vehicle broke down and left us stranded. It took nearly two hours for assistance to arrive, and when they did, they were unable to fix the problem. We were then charged to have the vehicle towed, even though the breakdown was due to the rental vehicle itself. To make matters worse, we were never offered any type of insurance or protection plan before renting, so we weren't even given the opportunity to consider additional coverage. We also witnessed several other vehicles in our group get flat tires. In those cases, help again took around two hours to arrive, and the employees showed up with the wrong size replacement tires and without a tire jack, creating even more delays and frustration. Mechanical issues can happen, but the lack of preparation, poor customer service, slow response times, and inadequate support made what should have been a fun adventure incredibly stressful. Based on our experience, I would not rent from Mad Moose again.

Came out to Zion for some hiking and other outdoor fun and made sure to book another Humvee tour,…read morethis time we did the Babylon tour. Our driver/guide Darryl was great! He was very personable and knowledgeable about the area. We had great conversation which made the ride to our destination fly by! This particular tour had a bit of everything. We saw some dinosaur tracks, petroglyphs, silver mines and a stop at the Virgin River. We love the Utah landscape and all of its beauty. Only thing I can say is that I should have booked an earlier tour to avoid some of the heat but that was my fault. I mean, Utah in late July- what was I thinking?! All in all, Darryl was amazing, the tour was an adventure and I'd do it all again, just at a different time of day. These tours are well worth the time as they are a great way to see Utah off the beaten paths in a really cool Humvee. They are very reasonably priced and I highly recommend more people do them with Red Rock Humvee Tours!

We took our 2 teenage grandkids on this tour. They said it was one of the best experiences in their…read morelife. Jurassic Jeff (our tour guide) was funny, knowledgeable and he kept us all safe with confidence in this off road rugged terrain. Once we made it to the gorgeous waterfalls he kept a watchful eye and let us soak in the experience without rushing us snd basically let us set the pace. He had snacks and cold water. This tour is a must do, once on your lifetime if possible

Our family recently visited Utah and took a private tour (keeping socially distanced and wearing…read moremasks). We booked the tour with Happy Trails Adventure Company and were so pleased with what we received. We booked both a tour of Zion National Park and a tour of Bryce Canyon. Our guide was knowledgeable, professional, courteous and considered our areas of interest. My husband is a photographer and my son likes to hike. Our guide managed to find the right blend of activities for all of us. He also made sure we had plenty of water and snacks and took us to amazing lunch places (which were included in the price). We are certain that we would not have been able to get to the places we wanted to see in such an efficient way without the expertise of the tour. There are a lot of people visiting the national parks this year as a way to have a vacation while still controlling your interaction with others. These tours achieved that goal for us and made it an amazing experience. We highly recommend this tour group and will use them again.

This campground is only a few years old, and it's nice and clean, but there isn't much shade…read more Check in was confusing at first since you think you are pulling up to a little hut but there is no one there? So we kept driving to the round about and I walked into the rangers station. I easily found the campers check in line and I then it was easy breezy. We were given a map, instructions, a bracelet to access the water areas, etc. The store offers plenty of fun souvenirs, albeit pricey. I was slightly displeased with the options as far as food/camping goods go. There were snacks, a few lunchables, some drinks, the frazzle drinks etc. as well as some medical goods, like aspirin, bandages etc. But it didn't really have the necessary goods we really needed that ended up with a quick run to Walmart... but thankfully Walmart wasn't far. Our campsite was clean, and supplied the necessary utilities we needed, as well as a fire pit, picnic table and one tiny tree. I wish the sites were flat rather than the black rocks. We had a great view of the lagoon and nightly sunsets. But felt like the rocks made it extra hot on our site. Of course the kids loved the mining, and playground. My daughter did the Build a Bear at the kids rec center, but we never saw the Bears that were supposed to be at these events. But maybe because it was 105 degrees?! The main attraction is both the water park & lagoon. Both each equally just as exciting and unique. The water park isn't huge by any means. It had 4 watersides. 3 different types. One nicknamed the toilet bowl by our group. You can slide down on a tube single or as a double and it's a lot of fun spinning around the bowl before shooting out. There was also another slide that did some turns and two slides that shot straight down. There were two pools, two jacuzzis, a splash pad and my favorite... the lazy river! The waters were very warm in all the pools. There is very little shade at the water park, besides a few canopies, a few covered tables and there were reservable cabanas that were a bit pricey. The lagoon water was warm on the outskirts, but cooler the further in you go. It's a sloped and sandy beach with chairs, a few palm trees that also don't offer much shade and a small canopy. Life jackets are a must for everyone including adults if you go in above your knees, and those kids working are very strict! Also, no pushing and shoving off the inflatable play center. That's the biggest attraction to the lagoon. A huge obstacle course in the middle of the lagoon. Hours for the water park/lagoon are a bit disappointing as they don't open till 11am and close by 7pm. It's so hot in the summer in St George they really could stand to stay open longer. The cooler fee is $15 per day and no outside food or alcohol is allowed, and yes they do inspect! You can go use one pool and a jacuzzi at 7:30p for campers with a special keypad code. One downside to this park, is it's next to a sewer treatment facility to the west and one day it smelled bad as the temperature rose. There's also a lot of construction happening outside the park near the lagoon, so there was dust and tractor noise. We stayed 4 nights. I think 3 is plenty in the awful summer heat. I think once the trees can offer more shade it'll get better. But overall the heat and no shade wiped us out. Also, to note: no early check-in or late checkouts during summer. You'll be turned away, or priced for an extra night.

Brought our 5 grand kiddos 2 yrs - 9 yrs; first time here, can't wait for the next visit!…read moreLoved it so much we extended our stay 3 days this weekend! Arts & crafts were spectacular / staff so friendly & patient! Amanda - manager - super organized, runs a tight ship, very helpful! Addi/ team leader - has been wonderful to the kiddos! Played candy bar bingo tonight - the two of them made it SO MUCH FUN!! Prizes were adorbs & kept it moving! Thank you so much! Trip typeVacation · Family Rooms5.0Service5.0Location5.0 Hotel highlightsGreat value Food & drinksGreat! Noteworthy detailsPlease make this your next fam vakay!

This review is for Scout Cave Trail which was a ~3.5 miles round trip that took ~2 hours to…read morecomplete. This was an unique and casual hike near St George, Utah. The first half of the trail was mostly flat with sand and lava rocks. The second half was a steady incline starting from the stairs. The end requires a little bit of rock scrambling to reach the cave. The views from inside and around the cave were spectacular. Utah residents ($15 entry fee) and non-residents ($20 entry fee). Decent sized parking lot to the left shortly after entering the state park. Trailhead and restrooms are located across the street from the parking lot. The only con would be that a small portion of the trail was next to the residential area. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/JekEJc_95hg

This mid March weather was hot during the day, but early morning hikes made it totally worth while…read more Tons of road biking, mountain biking, and hiking trails to enjoys, as well as rock climbing. The views are amazing and there are plenty of parking areas to pull off to adventure hike or bike. The campground is about $35 per night depending on your camping needs (car/tent camping-fulk RV hookups) This facility has bathrooms and shower rooms as well as covered pick up tables for some of the full hookup sites. Weekends get busy so highly recommend booking online early.