Confluence Park
City parks
Confluence Park is a 344-acre nature park at the meeting of Ash Creek, La Verkin Creek, and the Virgin River, managed by Washington County through the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve office.
Overview
Confluence Park is a 344-acre nature park located within the boundaries of Hurricane and La Verkin, Utah, where Ash Creek and La Verkin Creek join the Virgin River. It is managed by Washington County through the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve office.
Trails & Activities
The park has eleven trails open to hiking, biking, and equestrian use, as well as camping by permit. Its riparian setting along the Virgin River makes it a destination for nature study and quiet recreation.
Conservation & History
Confluence Park protects critical habitat for endangered fish and threatened species such as owls and songbirds. It also contains historic structures, including a hydroelectric plant, a grain silo, and a dairy. Camping and film/photo activities require permits; visitors should contact the managing office for current river conditions and permit details.
Frequently asked questions
Who manages Confluence Park?
Washington County manages the park through the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve office.
What activities are allowed?
The park has eleven trails open to hiking, biking, and equestrian use, plus camping by permit. Film and photo activities also require a permit.
How big is Confluence Park?
It is a 344-acre nature park at the confluence of Ash Creek, La Verkin Creek, and the Virgin River.
Address
UTContact
- Website: https://confluence.redcliffsdesertreserve.com/
- Work Phone: 435-301-7430