About us
Work's over - let's play! We love to paddle, be it kayak, SUP (stand up paddleboards), canoe, outrigger canoe (OC1, OC2, etc.), even sculling, rowing, or land paddling. Forget the daily grind and get on the water with us in Southern Utah. See you at the lakes!
Organizers Bill and Michelle Ennis own/operate rental fleets at Gunlock State Park and Quail Creek State Park. They have been paddling these waters for over a decade and have thousands of hours logged and have paddled at all times of the year.
Please be considerate and take care of yourself by having and actively using appropriate, USCG-approved safety equipment. Remember, you are paddling at your own risk.
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Concert on the Water: The Last Light
Dig Paddlesports at Quail Creek, 472 N 5300 West, Hurricane, ut, USEl Lowdown Magnifico.
The Last Light Band plays May 29 at Quail Creek State Park!
Just $15/person for your wristband, and gear rentals are just $10/person for concert time. We'll paddle to "Concert Cove" and float in a beautiful natural arena. You may alternatively bring your own kayak, canoe, stand up paddleboard, float tube, or even your motor boat. PFD/vest regulations apply. Just Check in at Dig Paddlesports to get your wristband as early as 5pm, order some Smokin' Sasquatch Pizza - (it's amazing) - and get your buns on the water.
Concert wraps around 9:00.
Quail Creek State Park has changed its day-use hours to end at 9:00pm; no need to rush, but do make your way out of the park ASAP after the concert.
Carpool.
Parking is located at the DNR building south of the dam, inside the park at standard designated parking stalls, and you may also try parking at the nearby DMV or county parking lots and carpooling into Quail Creek State Park.
There is no parking in the campgrounds area, unless you are paying for a camping spot. Violators will be cited and possibly towed.Hot tip.
We suggest putting in at the Dig Paddlesports Beach, then parking your car offsite, carpooling in. You'll be able to leave the park, retrieve your vehicle, then return and load your equipment after the concert, if you are paddling your own kayak or board.Coming from out of the area and looking for a place to stay?
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Best Western Plus Settler's Point is about 7 minutes away near I-15 at Exit 13. Call 435-986-7788 to book. Ask for the Zion Paddlers VIP Concert Rate: $130/room for Friday, also for Saturday night, $85 for Sunday night. Breakfast is included.
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Holiday Inn Express is about 5 minutes away near Exit 16 and I-15. Ask for John Olsen's concert rate - Call him at 435-619-1574 to get the deal, breakfast included.
Park entry fees can be taken care of here.
Stoked to have you come out!
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