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Duck Creek Campground

Forest Service · Southern Utah · June-Sept
Duck Creek Campground
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
8,600 ftELEVATION
June-SeptSEASON
ReservableBOOKING

Conditions Right Now

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Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.

Why Camp Here

Cedar Mountain meadows near Duck Creek pond and lava tubes.

Tip: Ice cave and Aspen Mirror Lake are short kid-size walks.

Around Camp

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Out the tent door: Navajo Lake (Fishing, 4 mi) · Spectra Point / Ramparts (Hike, 10 mi) · Panguitch Lake (Fishing, 13 mi) · Sevier River (Upper) (Fishing, 19 mi)

Quick Answers

Do I need a reservation at Duck Creek Campground?
Reservable via recreation.gov.
What elevation is Duck Creek Campground?
8600 feet. Season: June-Sept. Nights run cold up here - pack warm layers even in July.
Why camp at Duck Creek Campground?
Cedar Mountain meadows near Duck Creek pond and lava tubes.
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