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Mad Moose Rentals & Tours (Quail Creek)
Jet ski rentals, guided UTV adventures, and watersport equipment for unforgettable outdoor thrills
About
Mad Moose Rentals & Tours brings high-octane adventure to southern Utah's stunning reservoir and desert landscapes. Specializing in jet ski rentals at Quail Creek State Park and guided UTV tours through Sand Hollow's famous dunes, this Hurricane-based outfitter provides the toys and expertise for memorable outdoor experiences. Their fleet includes everything from family-friendly pontoons to rare stand-up jet skis, catering to both casual vacationers and serious watersport enthusiasts.
The company's Quail Creek location offers direct access to one of the region's most scenic reservoirs, where warm waters and red rock backdrops create ideal conditions for jet skiing, wakeboarding, and leisurely boat cruises. Their guided UTV tours venture into Sand Hollow's otherworldly terrain, navigating sand dunes, slickrock trails, and desert washes that showcase southern Utah's diverse geology. Knowledgeable guides lead small groups through routes suited to various skill levels, ensuring both thrills and safety.
What sets Mad Moose apart is their commitment to customer service and well-maintained equipment. Staff members are known for going above and beyond when mechanical issues arise, quickly dispatching support to keep adventures on track. The operation maintains one of the region's most diverse rental fleets, including hard-to-find stand-up jet skis that draw enthusiasts from across the country.
Located in Hurricane, Mad Moose serves as an excellent activity hub for travelers exploring the greater Zion region. Quail Creek State Park sits just 15 minutes from St. George and 45 minutes from Zion National Park's entrance, making watersports an easy addition to any southern Utah itinerary. Whether seeking an adrenaline rush on the dunes or a relaxing day on the water, Mad Moose provides the equipment and local knowledge to make it happen.
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a week ago
Very friendly and great rental experience. We got two jet skis and had a great time.
2 weeks ago
Love this place!
a month ago
This place is a scam, their website said $95 for 2 hours when I checked a few days ago and they tried to charge me $115 in fees for a total of $210 for a $95 advertised price and then now their website says it is $145 today when you go to book, but still $95 other places and if you call them and talk to a different person the price is magically $190 instead of $210. This company is a mess and not worth dealing with. They also can’t make any decisions on their own and anything has to be brought to a director who isn’t available to talk to. Go somewhere else.
2 months ago
This was a very disappointing experience. It was the low point of our family trip to Utah, which is very surprising since we had a such a wonderful time with Mad Moose UTV rentals two days prior (Robb was a great guide for UTVs and made the experience stellar!) Upon arrival at Quail Creek, we learned that a) we had to pay an entrance fee per car and b) we couldn’t have alcohol on the boat. Neither was mentioned on the website. Not a problem, we paid the fees and only half of our party consumes alcohol (the driver does not.) The problems started at check in when half of our party was accused of being “wasted” (4 of 8 adults were drinking one beer by the car - which they told us we could do) but it got worse when we stopped after less than one hour to go to the restroom. Gideon came on the boat, took down the Bimini and said he was “shutting this down if anyone wasted tried to touch the controls”. He came off extremely rude and very accusatory even though all rules were being abided by. No one was intoxicated, 4 of 8 people had one drink before the boat ride. We decided to cut our more than $500 loss, and left after less than one hour, even though we paid for three hours, because of the way we were being treated. Gideon was rude and made us feel unappreciated as customers, and disrespected as people. When we asked for his name, he told us that his name was “Alex”. (The other 2 men working were nice and apologetic for their coworker.). By the way, this message was sent to Mad Moose customer service and no one responded.