Duck Creek

We have visited Duck Creek Campground a few times, and it's always very clean and pleasant! Restrooms sometimes are out of toilet paper, but we always bring spare rolls for any situation. But the campgrounds are kept trash-free, the amenities are clean, and the folks who keep up with everything are super nice and helpful!

What and amazing adventure. You truly feel like you are on to of the World. Very nice hiking trails, miles and miles of off roading trails for quads!!! We stayed on Loop A at the campground, beautiful and quiet. No showers and the bathrooms need to be updated, but clean and well maintained. Over all had a blast and will be back for years to come!!!

We are new at the RV adventure and we needed a last minute camp following a change in our schedule. We arrived quite late and had no issue getting a site, and what a sight 💕 the camp manager was available to help us and we had a amazing evening in a very isolated campsite. We took site 60, accommodated our RV and we were very close to the restroom ( super clean). Would not hesitate to come back !

This campsite was quiet and peaceful when we stayed the night but was quite busy with neighbors . Cool at night even for August.

• No T-mobile
• Clean Bathroom

We stayed in two sites at Duck Creek this trip. Site 39 was more open, fewer trees, not hammock friendly but great night sky viewing. Longer walk to restroom. This campground is near Duck Creek Village and is a great staging point for half-day trips to Zion, Bryce or a shorter trip to Cedar Breaks. This site borders the meadow by the lake but no real trail from site to get to lake. We used the extra open space (with no neighbors on either side) for frisbee golf- had some good stumps for natural features.

This campground has been a family favorite for decades. It’s situated near Duck creek Village but since they don’t allow ATVs in the campground it can feel very quiet. Rain is common. Great tent pads. Flush toilets, no showers. Near trails leading to fishing. Good half-day to drive Zion and Bryce but very close to Cedar Breaks. This site is very close to the bathroom, the porch light of which makes night vision at your camp almost impossible so no stargazing.

Beautiful campgrounds with close fishing

The campsites were spread well apart. Clean facilities and restrooms. Really nice spot in the forest.

Beautiful pine trees and lots of space per site.

No showers.

Black bear country, be careful with food.

Minimal cel service.

This area is primarily used by OHV/ATVS and usually in large groups. It was noisy and very full with many people at each site. The host was nice but seemed like they had a hard time handling all of the people. Our site was very nice and shady however and it did get quiet at night.

This campsite was great. It’s pretty close to Navajo Lake and a small town. The campsite was pretty spacious for 2 people and they’re nicely distanced from the other campsites around you. There were also a lot of chipmunks around there but they don’t bug you if you leave them alone just don’t leave any food out or they’ll get it!! For the weather, it was warm during the day and chilly at night - amazing. Overall, we loved our campsite so we’re going to reserve it every time we come back.

We have stayed here twice, both times we had horrible experiences. The camp host and manager have absolutely no control over the people who stay here. Quiet time at 10 however it was anything but quiet. I am not a light sleeper, we have children so my life is constantly noisy anyway. The screaming and yelling was so bad I had to deploy my white noise app on full blast the entire night. One of the nights I finally fell asleep at 1am Only to be woken up at 2:45 AM by some dog incessantly barking and laughter and screaming from a few camps down. I get it, people have those nights every once in a while, but this was literally every single night we stayed at this place for a total of seven. never again. You couldn’t pay me.

Checked this place out first, had many open FCFS spots on a Thursday. Cell reception was spotty but didn't have any service at Navajo lake or Te-Ha campgrounds. You are a 5 min drive to the town. For fishing, highly recommend Alpine mirror lake, as the trout was jumping out the lake! Duck Creek pond seemed little to no fish.

I tent camped at Duck Creek in Aug. 2020. It was cool and fresh. I could’ve camped around Kanab but an elk bowhunter in a bar in Alpine AZ recommend Duck Creek instead because Kanab would be hot.

I love duck creek. Great Camping if you can get away from all the tourist and their off road toys. Lots of trails to ride, if that's your thing. Summer time can bring a lot of people in and you can't camp there during winter.

Have only stayed once so far and loved every minute of it. Cant wait to go back.

Big spacious campground with a ton of hiking trails and lakes. Navajo lake is minutes away too. No showers but has running water and decent bathrooms. This campsite is great for group site. They also sell fire wood at the campground which is always a plus, sells for six dollars a bundle. Grocery store, gas station, and restaurants and down the road as well. Also has a great local coffee shop too! It’s closed Tuesday- Wednesday.

Ended up at Duck Creek mid May where nights got down to 25 degrees. Besides getting a little chillier and windier than we anticipated, it was a great campsite! Bathrooms were cleaned twice a day- cleanest campground bathrooms I’ve used. Beautiful views. Pond didn’t have any fish at the time we went but was still enjoyable. Also, they had firewood available to purchase if needed and staff was almost always available in the first loop.

Very quaint and charming. It is popular although not packed with people with plenty of space left between campgrounds. There is a big pond of water with all sorts of wildlife and running streams.

Be sure to make reservations on weekends. It’s located on the top of a very high canyon so bring warm layers or the nighttime.

We choose duck creek due to the proximity to Zion and Bryce Canyon and it was an hour or so from each. This was a nice quite spot, but at the end of June it was freezing! In the mornings it was around 37 degrees, I had to jump in the truck to warm up! No showers or cell service, the bathrooms had running water and were clean. We never found any showers or laundry in duck creek village as the site suggested and there was no one to ask. We found a nice RV park in hatch where we had showers for 5.00 each, laundry was also reasonable there. They had picnic tables and a fire pit which was nice.

Nice campground with decent bathroom facilities. It was only half full when I was there but very quiet and enjoyable

doesn't matter if your tent camping or using an RV I guess I'm kind of partial to this campground my family has had our reunions here for 100+ years. There are freshwater places where you can hook up and get fresh water and there is a RV clean-out spot, and there are restrooms.

For those that need it DuckCreekVillage down the road has a store, gas station, and cabins you can rent. You can also go online and reserve a spot if you need to or a cabin or whatever you like in the area

This spot is right off the hwy but very peaceful. Lots of great tree cover. Best part is you can have your dogs here!

If you love to camp in the woods, Duck Creek is the perfect spot. It's easy to get to (once you get through the mountain pass on either side) off of Utah 14 in the beautiful stretch of land called Duck Creek. Pines and aspen trees are all around, though some sites are more shady than others. If you like to be in the trees or if you like to have full sun for solar, this place has a mix. And it's huge! Nearly 100 sites to choose from in about 4 or 5 loops. We stayed in the A loop, which the major differences are it has flush toilets and all the driveways are paved.

Duck Creek has some nice hiking trails, but a lot of people seem to come here with their ATVs. The campground has an ATV parking lot and trail. Navajo Lake is close by for hiking and mountain biking, and Cedar Breaks and Brian Head are just about twenty and thirty minutes away, respectively.

We made reservations online so that cost an extra $10 in addition to the $17 nightly rate, but we enjoy the peace of mind that we're getting a site and the site that we want. #27 was relatively private and had a lot of trees. A deer visited one afternoon, and a robin was making a nest in the trees above us. It was a very peaceful stay.

The only negative was when we arrived. We came up a steep mountain so didn't have a full water tank, but the dump station was closed when we arrived. The camp host was in his trailer, so we asked where we could fill up water. I don't know if he doesn't have the keys to the gates on the station or what, but he said if our hose was long enough we could fill our tank from the water station there. He seemed put out and not very accommodating to someone requesting fresh water. It's not like we wanted fresh towels! After some creative backing up, parking, and combining and stretching hoses, we filled up our tank. Later, we noticed the gates to the station were open. Okaaaaaay. And when we left two days later, we were grateful the dump station was open.

There seemed to be a bit more trash around than we usually see in campgrounds, but we arrived on a Monday so maybe the weekend crowd was a little sloppy. We left our site cleaner than we found it for sure.

Overall, it was a nice place to spend a few nights as we visited the surrounding area.

Beautiful campground with tall pine trees & clusters of aspen. Well-spaced & large sites with level concrete driveways (good for RV parking) & concrete picnic table/fire pit areas. Clean restrooms, water on taps, close to Duck Creek Reservoir. Friendly hosts & very affordable. Close to many hiking trails. Love Utah's Forest Service Campgrounds!

This is a nice campground where your sites are not too crowded. You're stuck into the trees nicely (for the tent sites, RV are more open) and i think the tent first come first serve sites in loop D and E are better since you're further away from the highway and get less noise. You have your standard table and fire ring plus a good amount of potable water spigots around. There aren't as many bathrooms as you'd think for the amount of people there are (this is a pretty heavily used national forest campground).

For the most part, I really enjoyed this campground. Though a little difficult to find, the campground is incredibly beautiful and smells amazing. You can also make reservations, and it is recommended. It is tucked into a woodsy area and the sites are very private; it almost felt like we were the only ones there. Each site comes with a picnic table, fire ring, and bear bag hook (yes, this is bear country). The only things I disliked were that the table wasn't movable, and there is a giant patch of cement that took up most of the site space. There are flushable toilets and sinks, but no showers. We went on a hunt to find showers since the website said there were some in town, but were told that there were no longer any available. However, after stopping at the Duck Creek Visitor Center across the highway, we finally found out that there are pay showers at the Pinewoods Resort. They were $5 each for an unlimited amount of time, but beware, the hot water runs out quickly. Duck Creek Village doesn't have too much to offer, but the scenery is beautiful. Also, be sure to make a stop at Navajo Lake, just down the road from Duck Creek Village; the views are breathtaking. Despite our shower adventure, this is definitely a campground I would stay at again.

Stayed three nights with a large group in two adjacent sites. Close to restrooms with flushing (!) toilets that were well maintained picnic tables and firepits and tent platforms made it a very nice stay, super fun campground

If you are looking for a quiet relaxing camping trip, this is not the place to go. If you are looking for 800+ miles of OHV trails, this is the place to go! ATV's, dirt bikes and side by sides galore! It is a fun place to camp if you are expecting the noise. Duck Creek Village is very close to Bryce Canyon and Zion