Cozy Cabin Nestled in the Woods. Plenty of Snow Mobile and Atv Parking!

City girl It was everything I hoped for and it had everything I needed. It was clean, supplied with all the toiletries if you forgot something, and peaceful to enjoy family time. Thank you for letting us use your cabin, and we can't wait for the next time.

Enjoyed the stay Has a nice cabin feel and was cozy

Splendid cabin at high altitude (8500'). Fresh mountain air with a hint of pine. Perfect family getaway in southwest UT. Halfway between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks (about an hour to each) in tiny Duck Creek Village. Short drive to many other local Utah features - hiking, slot canyons, sandy dunes, etc. Private lot with the cabin separated from surrounding cabins by the pine trees. We were there 3rd week of October. Sunny weather all week with lows in the upper 30s and highs in upper 50s. Gas fire pit on front porch made for memorable conversations on the deck after sunset. Comfy beds. Plenty of warmth for the chilly mountain nights provided by bedding, a gas log fireplace, a small gas furnace, and several small space heaters. Well stocked kitchen with good quality pots, pans, utensils, dishes, etc. Handy pantry in the washer/dryer closet behind the kitchen with plenty of room for a week's worth of groceries. Speaking of which, there isn't a grocery store in Duck Creek Village, but there is a convenience store at lone gas station. Nearest grocery store is about 45 minutes away in Panguitch or Cedar City, so plan accordingly. We bought groceries on the way through Panguitch to the cabin. The road to the cabin is dirt/gravel - not paved and rather steep traveling from the meadow up to the cabin. 4WD is recommended, but not required. My friends made it up the hill in a FWD Toyota minivan. Road was dry and dusty during my time there, otherwise, if wet, would have been challenging for vehicles without 4WD/AWD.