Duck Creek

Beautiful group site at my favorite campground. The amphitheater pictured is not at the site itself, but nearby.

Excellent!

Duck Creek is always amazing! On this trip, we unexpectedly had to abandon our site to go home due to the craziest thunderstorm we’ve ever been out in. It was so violent, we had chipmunks hopping up into our camper van to escape the storm. Definitely an interesting experience.

Beautiful campground! It could be much much better if there were no generators in the "quiet" loop. There is a "quiet loop" in which ATV's are not allowed. Why not have the same apply to generators? Solar can provide plenty of power for the essentials. We are there to enjoy nature, not tv.

Beautiful, well maintained campground. Good spacing in loop A. Fun that there are trails that originate in the campground. Close access to water and restrooms were clean. Nice to have fishing and the Visitor Center nearby. Also good to have the village to get forgotten supplies. We loved this campground!

It's always very clean but it would be nice if there were more toilets in the bathrooms

Beautiful camping. Close to many things to see an do. Friendly camp hosts

beautiful campground in beautiful mountains!

Quiet.

Duck Creek is the best campground in Utah so far! The scenery is beautiful, sites are super spacious & clean (excellent distance from neighbors on all sides) and it is very peaceful! The hosts are super friendly & do an awesome job at keeping the bathrooms clean and always stocked with toilet paper.
We hiked the Lost Hunter Trail, which starts right at the campground. It leads to beautiful meadows with tall, majestic pine trees & aspen trees all around. We also drove out to hike the trail to Cascade Falls - this is a must see waterfall! Plenty of water there this summer - it was astonishingly beautiful. We also took the family to crawl through the volcanic lava tubes at Mammoth Cave - definitely need a headlamp or flashlights for this one. The lava tubes are not that long, and for those that like adventure or crawling through tight spaces, it'll be fun. And we attempted to hike the trails at Cedar Breaks but unfortunately this year, all the trails were still snowed in. We were able to get nice views from the outlook viewpoint areas only.
Duck Creek says it is bear country, but there were no sightings of bears at all. The campgrounds don't even have bear lockers, so I imagine they do not frequent the area much, if at all.
All in all, would definitely go there again!!