Duck Creek

We were a tent surrounded by RVs and their loud generators on all sides. This campsite does not have any kind of RV-specific sections or put any limitations on generator use beyond the typical quiet hours of 10pm-6am (which also were not respected). The camping experience is really ruined when you can't hear nature, the crackle of your campfire, or even your partner talking to you from the tent. Severe disappointment that more care isn't given to preserve the whole being-in-nature thing. Other than that the campsite was just okay. You could easily hear the traffic on the large road. Having potable water was a plus, as were the running water sink and flush toilets. No hiking trails from the campsite, but decently close to Zion and Bryce NPs.

Construction is going on so understand the early morning construction noise.

The Camphost, Leah, phenomenal. Super nice and giving us updates on the construction and how the summer should be. We will be coming back and hope to see Leah again. She keeps everything clean and the restrooms were spotless.

I had reservations but apparently they closed the section for the reservation. Luckily there were plenty of available sites and I was able to take any available site.

It's very beautiful and peaceful.
The camp manager was very nice.

It was very well kept up campsite. Love the concrete pad for the picnic table and campfire ring. Would definitely recommend this campground !

Well the campsite was amazing! We found the best spot ever and will be back. However the camp hosts were horrible. They were very unfriendly, wouldn't even wave back at you. They kept driving back and forth past our spot just to look for anything to complain about. We had nothing against camp rules. One explained that they were tired of being there and wanted to go back home after a long summer. We were reserved for the last 2 days of the season. The camp hosts shut the bathroom down a day early so they didn't have to deal with it on the last day of the season. They really need new youthful friendly people to host that camp next year. They were not welcoming at all. Other than that, it was an awesome place to camp.

Beautiful and quiet campground is great!

Only stayed a couple nights but a fantastic quiet little area to kick back and relax! Supplied firewood and duck creek village is super close by with a general store for anything else. Neighbors are pretty close and no rules around generators, but staff was awesome!

Duck Creek is a great place to camp!

This was an amazing campground and very central to other great destinations like Mammoth cave, Navajo Lake, Cascade Falls, and Cedar Breaks. We loved the flush toilets, the woods right be the campsite, and the fact that a small lava flow was close by our campsite to explore.