Duck Creek Village Inn

There’s a nice view from the Inn, and the blonde woman at the desk was warm and helpful, though I can’t remember her name. The rooms were amazing and very clean. The showers are on the small side, but the rest made up for that. Breakfast is continental, set up for grabbing and going, and the TV had apps like Netflix and Hulu.

We stayed in a clean cabin with lovely forest views, and our family had a great time at the Duck Creek Village Inn. There’s a campfire out front for s’mores, with games just across the street, along with Duck creek village and its amenities. I’d recommend it for a getaway or if you’re passing through.

The sunsets from the fire pit are a real highlight, and the whole place has a peaceful, charming mountain feel among the pines. Heidi welcomed us with a warm smile and made us feel looked after. We enjoyed the quiet, slightly unplugged atmosphere. It’s the kind of cozy inn that stays with you, and I’d happily return.

My wife and I spent two nights here while visiting the area, and the place was quiet, very clean, and well kept. It’s close to Zion and Bryce. The drive up 14 from 89, then down from interstate 15, is breathtaking. If driving late, watch for wildlife. We counted more than 30 mule deer along the last 20 miles or so on 89, coming from Bryce Canyon. You really can’t go wrong staying here.