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Dixie National Forest › Cedar City Ranger District › Utah
› Iron County
› Cedar City
› Duck Creek Campground
› Campsite #19
Campsite #19 at Duck Creek Campground, UT
$56
Campsite #19
| 16 people | |
| 45 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | weak |
8/27
8/29
Campsite #19 Features: Back-In parking, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (2)
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| 4 star | | 50% |
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| 1 star | | 50% |
@TerriHB7C08EF4 · Camped on Aug 28, 2025 at Campsite #19
We had a spot reserved for Thursday night as Friday, Saturday and Sunday night were first come first serve. When I looked at our reservation a week or so before our reservation it said reserved. So we thought we would just drive up there since many of the campgrounds were first come first serve and for sure wed be able to find a spot but no all the spots were reserved at all the campgrounds. It took us four hours to get there and luckily we had a spot for Thursday night. It doesnt make sense they say first come first serve and you get there and theyre all reserved. We left first thing Friday morning, and we will never ever go to Duck Creek again. Their campgrounds are very dumpy. So our experience was awful.
@LynnP943 · Camped on Jun 15, 2021 at Campsite #19
Loop A in Duck Creek Campground is absolutely beautiful and is very well maintained. Sites are fairly well separated, and many back to open forest. Aspen are beautiful adjacent to evergreens. The camp host was often seen throughout the campground.
The only MAJOR drawback: generators are allowed to run for HOURS! One of our neighbors ran two! And both neighbors uphill from him ran their generators at the same time, so we were hearing FOUR generators.
And generators could run until 10 p.m. The two-generator family ran theirs until 10:05 one of the nights we were there. The obnoxious noise totally spoiled the experience of being in an alpine meadow. Because of the noise, one of our neighbors packed up and left after driving a great distance to the campground. The campground manager needs to significantly reduce the number of hours the generators are allowed. Another option is to only allow generators on the loops which allow ATV's to cross. Campers in those campsites are already prepared for a noisier experience.
The only MAJOR drawback: generators are allowed to run for HOURS! One of our neighbors ran two! And both neighbors uphill from him ran their generators at the same time, so we were hearing FOUR generators.
And generators could run until 10 p.m. The two-generator family ran theirs until 10:05 one of the nights we were there. The obnoxious noise totally spoiled the experience of being in an alpine meadow. Because of the noise, one of our neighbors packed up and left after driving a great distance to the campground. The campground manager needs to significantly reduce the number of hours the generators are allowed. Another option is to only allow generators on the loops which allow ATV's to cross. Campers in those campsites are already prepared for a noisier experience.
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