Lava Flats Dispersed Camping is located near varied terrain with flat areas and rocky formations. Temperatures can range from highs in the 80s Fahrenheit during summer to lows in the 20s during winter. Nearby attractions include Bryce Canyon National Park and Cedar Breaks National Monument, offering hiking and scenic views.

The Lava Flat dispersed camping area is located off of the Mammoth Road near Duck Creek, UT.

Lava Flats Dispersed Camping

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Duck Creek Village

The Best Camping Near Duck Creek Village, Utah

This location has a handful of spots on both side of the main road. We saw some larger RV/motorhomes as well as basic tent camping. Fire rings are already set up for you and there is a dumpster for trash down the road next to the horse trail ride company going back towards duck creek village. Close enough to the village for buying basics, grabbing food or renting an atv. Drive to Navajo lake to swim or boat, 35 min to Cedar breaks, 35 min to red canyon, 45 min to Brian head, less than an hour to Bryce Canyon and 1.5 hrs to Zion.  Only bad was the atv noise that starts super early. VERIZON COVERAGE!!! we were able to make calls, access the internet and watch steamed videos. 

Nice location in the trees

Great place to escape the heat. We there on a Monday. The spots that could accommodate a trailer were taken which was fine because we don't have one. We had a very nice spot on a meadow. There are not many spots but the spots can hand multiple vehicles or vehicle pulling horses or OHVs. Only a few passed by during the day but the camping spot was far off the road they were on. I for sure will come back.

Nice place convenient but quiet

Overall a great place to stay, far enough off the road to feel like you’re camping but easily accessible at night/bad conditions. We stayed during a weeknight in July and there were a few RVs but still plenty of sites. You can easily access the campgrounds with any vehicle. 

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