Brooks Nature Park

This is such a small but super cute park. My little one enjoyed this park so much. She had so much fun watching the ducks swim. The ducks even came close to her and she fed them with her own crackers. We also hiked for a little bit and she liked it. We only visited this park because we were in town from Vegas so we're not sure if we'll have a chance to go back here. But definitely recommend especially if you have little ones. I'm sure they'll love it. ❤❤

Super cute little park! There is a cute pond with a trail that goes around it. No restrooms. No playground.

Really cool park with a nice easy hike to a pond with ducks and hummingbirds. There is a part of the hike that might be a little difficult for people with mobility issues, but you don't have to go on that part to enjoy the pond and other areas. It's dog friendly as long as it's leashed. It's close to the main part of St George and easy to find. If you're looking for a fun short hike, or a place to have a lunch and quick walk/hike, this is a great choice. Hike takes about 20 mins round trip if you don't stop.

A lovely, hidden St George spot! There is a picnic area (no restroom), pond with ducks (bring bread!), and the beginning of a trail that takes you to the top of the red rock cliff and accesses Owns Loop (school age children can hike it easily). You can see a nice view of the park and Saint George from the top.

Dogs may come here. Simply leave them on a leash and kindly bring waste to the trash can at the parking area.

There is the remains on a sitting the pioneers used back against the rocks. It is dry now, which shows you to see the rock work they built to hold the water.

Not enough parking; waited for a parking place. Trail was nice with some climbing. View of St George was great when you get up there.

Park is small, but is a gateway to some great trails. There were people there feeding some ducks at the pond, and the area is nice and serene for a park so close to downtown.

This is a beautiful little spot of nature with a big duck pond where the ducks feel so at home, you can spot eggs in the clear water. We had a little St. Patrick's Day party with some homeschool friends here, and very much enjoyed the natural backdrop. The kids climbed trees and fell in the pond and generally had a great time enjoying mother nature.

There is a tree-covered picnic area and some grass leading up to a pond. The pond is surrounded by vegetation and trees, and it is home to fish, tadpoles, turtles, ducks, and geese. There is a dirt path surrounding the pond, and it is the trailhead for Owens Loop trail and City Creek Trail.

Nice place to go and hike alot of picture spots in the area, it's usually pretty quiet and calm its fun to go and feed the ducks and all in all is a good little known place in st.george we go alot!

A fun little park tucked away under the red cliffs. The pond has ducks and a swan which the children loved. Parking is limited which makes finding a spot difficult.

We hiked out as a group to watch the sun set and the strawberry moon rise! It was beautiful!

Beautiful park. I loved the fishing in the small pond. The red Rock is awesome. I love it!

This is one of my favorite hidden gems in Southern Utah. It's often empty and well kept. The short walk to the pond is easy and requires little effort. Every time I go here I see something new, something wonderful. There is a small parking and small sitting area with easy access.

Beautiful 😍 very quiet a perfect running place, hiking and fun with your family

Beautiful little park to stop in on, and hangout or have a picnic under the pergola. Fun little hiking trail is nearby, and it's right on mainstreet. Also, if you're into Pokémon Go... It's got many pokestops and a few gyms.

Good little hike, but if you're out of shape, take water, press on, and rest as you need. It is about a 0.3 mile hike past the pond. If you have bad knees, maybe don't go. Otherwise, have fun, enjoy the rocky, steep in some areas, and cool terrain.

Great little hidden spot! Me and my daughters first trip there was awesome, there were ducks and a beautiful swan. Also great little spot to have lunch. Recently we visited again for the second time but no swan 😔. All and all a great little spot for the kids to feed the ducks.

Neat little park off the beaten path. Was very quiet when we visited. There's a little duck pond with a surprising variety of birds and other wildlife (saw a pretty large turtle perched on a rock). There's a mild, meandering path that goes around the small park that was easy for our toddler to manage by himself. There's also a trail that goes up the hill from the pond.

Overall a nice little park. It's definitely small, but our family really enjoyed burning some time here.

This is a beautiful little park ticket away at the top of main. We've gone to feed the ducks and it's usually not crowded and it's a pretty place for family pictures.

I grew up swimming in this pond. Too bad my kids can't swim in it, but the city has made a very nice park out of it.