Duck Creek

Loved this campground -- clean, quiet, and from what we could tell, every space is a solid size with some privacy around it thanks to a lush density of trees. It was so beautiful to wake up to aspens shaking in the morning. Would definitely stay here again!

Beautiful place, nice trees for hammock camping, just too close to the highway.

We have been to Duck Creek 2 years in a row now from Las Vegas easy 4 he drive , we always have a wonderful time. This last trip in June we rented 2 side by side Razors with A+ Outfitter's they were so friendly, fair pricing and new machines had them for 8 hrs which I am suggest over the 4 hrs rental. we all had such a Fun time!!! Will Defiantly rent from them again!!!
I would also recommend a day trip to lake Panguitch we rented a pontoon boat which was also pet friendly and fished for the day. I also suggest taking a trip to the mammoth Caves our boys really enjoyed exploring the lava tubs make sure you have head lamps!!
John the camp manager has always been so friendly and helpful!! and also a Vegas native and Vegas Golden Knights Fan !! We will be back !!!

We are locals and camp here often , love the campground

Loved it here! Lots of Aspen and other mature trees. Sites well spaced apart, hosts were diligent and visible. Toilets clean, potable water accessible. Due to the drought however, no camp fires were allowed. Propane fires only. This was July of '21. Keep in mind there are NO hookups, but there is a dump station at the campground which is free to paid campers. Bryce Canyon's only an hour away, Brian Head Ski resort 30 minutes, and Duck Creek Village has restaurants (you have to try Aunt Sue's) a True Value store and ATV rentals as well as a gas station. If wee ever trek the steep incline/decline again in a large, full trailer we'd definitely go back there!

The weather was wonderful! It was was cool with a little thunder and rain. Nice to get out of the heat. The campsites and bathroom are very clean. So nice to listen to the birds singing in the morning.
Great area for ATV lovers. Bring your own or rent. Ice Caves, Cascade Falls, Lava tube hikes close by. Fishing at Duck Creek and close by at Navajo Lake.

Nice cool spot in the summer, equidistant to Bryce and Zion

Had a decent site in the A Loop (20) which included some beautiful aspens and nearby pines. Was close to a very clean restroom (flush toilet and sink). The hosts were friendly and circled the loop several times a day, keeping things stocked in the bathroom and tidying up. Our site was called a Double, but it really was no bigger than others, it just had an extra old table and old fire ring. We didn't mind since we got the senior discount so it was just like paying for a single. The CG has tons of great sites, some with newer amenities, some older, but most really nice w shade and sun both. There are a couple of trails within the CG, neither anything to write home about, though. We saw deer nearly every day we were there. The pond nearby is nice, but as a swimmer, I didn't feel comfortable bathing in it due to all the fisher folks. No biggie. But if you like to fish... Nearby was Navajo Lake where I did swim and bike around. Remember you are at 8800' so the altitude can get ya! We stayed here because it was sort of midway to Bryce, Zion, and Kolab, as well as pretty close to Cedar Breaks. All are amazing. Also nearby was a fantastic short hike to Cascade Falls. Falls were a bust, due to the drought, but the hike was gorgeous. All in all I would definitely come back to this spot and we live all the way in So Cal.

Great campsite and nice host.

The park was clean. The attending staff polite and helpful