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Duck Creek Village RV
Overview
Overview
Duck Creek Village RV in Duck Creek Village, UT places travelers high up on the Markagunt Plateau at roughly 8,400 feet of elevation. This mountain community offers a distinct alpine atmosphere dominated by Ponderosa pine forests, summer wildflower meadows, and crisp plateau air. The name directly identifies its mountain setting, positioning rigs amid southern Utah high-country terrain.
Location & Surroundings
Situated off State Route 14 between Cedar City and Kane County, this high-elevation location experiences significant seasonal temperature shifts. Summer days remain pleasant while nights drop cool, and winter brings heavy mountain snowfalls. Travelers typically navigate scenic byways flanked by dramatic limestone cliffs, dense evergreen timber, and high-altitude valleys characteristic of the Dixie National Forest region.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally published under the park name, visitors must contact management directly for confirmation. When planning your stay here, be sure to inquire about site dimensions, specific utility hookup configurations, and vehicle length limitations. Clarifying water availability, electrical amperage, and seasonal operating schedules ensures your rig matches the park's physical layout.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding Dixie National Forest provides direct access to outdoor recreation, including fishing at Navajo Lake and Brian Head Reservoir. Hikers explore nearby geological formations such as Cascade Falls and Cedar Breaks National Monument, located a short drive up the highway. Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park sit within reasonable day-trip distance for road-trippers exploring the broader Utah canyon country.
Who This Park Is Best For
This mountain destination suits travelers seeking cooler summer temperatures away from desert heat, as well as leaf-peepers viewing fall foliage changes. Off-highway vehicle enthusiasts frequently base themselves here to access extensive local trail systems. Road-trippers traversing Utah's scenic byways will find this location an ideal high-altitude stopover between major national parks.
Reviews
Jen B
This is definitely made for avid ATV people. I would not recommend if you are looking for a quiet retreat. The ATV trails are right next to the camp, there's a dirt company across the street, both cause lots of noise and dust. Walking trails are well maintained. easy walk into the village. It would have been nice to have a quiet stargazing instead of listening to someone's outdoor tv shows at night. Not a spot I'll park my RV again, pricy for the quality.
Johnston C
Perfect for spending a couple days exploring Cedar Breaks and the surrounding area. Easy online reservations and confirmation email. Nice gravel, #3 was a perfectly level site. Easy walk to the general store and restaurants, plus a nice trail through the forest to Aspen Mirror Lake. Lots of ATV traffic, but that's what a lot of people are here to do so it wasn't unexpected. Definitely recommend!
Cheryl Hunt
We spent almost 2 weeks here and could not be more pleased with the site, location, recreation and wildlife! We especially loved being visited by a marmot family and hummingbirds. Also cannot give enough praise and thanks to Patty, the owner of this beautiful facility. When we had to cancel a future stay due to unforeseen circumstances Patty was kind, understanding and accommodating. We will definitely be returning!!!
Paul moses
We were just there nice big spots. Choose space 1 or two. The atvs going up the dirt road by spot 3 is very dusty. Nice big fire pit with log benches. We will stay there again. Its close to a store about 300 yes away. Also shape and restaurants close by. We rented a at atutah at rentals there. They were nice and treated us well it was a great adventure also the best price in duck creek area I highly recommend them
H. K. B. M
Great RV/camping spot. There are only 3 spots with a group fire pit. We really liked it here. Rv spots are big and roomy, nice for kids to play. We were in spot #2. A little tricky getting level.. bring blocks/wood as it needs some leveling work done... Loved the private access to the lake. Kids loved it.. the walking path is beautiful!!! Walking distance to town. We walked to get coffee from a cute little coffee hut up the road and made a couple trips to True Value for random supplies. They had everything from groceries to tools! Ate lunch at the deli.. very good.. fished at aspen mirror lake.. good fishing.. 45 min to Zion and Bryce.. a great location for based camp if you don't mind a short drive to see both.. also checked out Cedar Breaks National Monument, Bryan Head, Panguich Lake, Mammoth Creek and Cave... Over all a great spot to camp at. Will definitely be reserving and suggesting to friends that this is the place to stay. Only negative is random people kept using the driveway to turn around which made me nervous for my kids playing.. there is a rope and a sign but it wouldn't stay up.. easy fix for the owners.. overall awesome place.