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Duck Creek Village Inn on a winter evening with snow on the roof and warm light in the windows

Crews from Salt Lake City Working in Duck Creek Village

Lodging for crews from Salt Lake City, Provo, Orem, and Utah County

The stay

Have a job in Duck Creek Village and a crew coming down from Salt Lake City, Provo, or Orem? Salt Lake City is roughly four to five hours from the inn by car, too far to drive every day. Instead of making that drive at both ends of a shift, your crew can stay in the village, close to the work: Duck Creek Village Inn has six rooms in a log lodge and three cabins. Book online, or call or email us. Staying a week or more? Call us and we'll apply a weekly discount.

The drive

Drive from Salt Lake City

4 to 5 hr

by car, mostly on I-15

I-15 + UT-20

  • 6 inn rooms
  • 3 cabins with kitchens
  • Breakfast in every room
  • Free truck and trailer parking
  • Weekly discount
  • Itemized invoices
  • Front desk on site
  • Free WiFi
Why this works

Why Stay Up Here Instead of Commuting

  1. Skip the daily drive

    From Salt Lake City the drive is roughly four to five hours, most of it south on I-15, and Provo and Orem crews drive the same I-15 corridor. For a job in Duck Creek Village, staying up here for the week beats commuting.

  2. Winter on Highway 14

    Highway 14 to the village is plowed all winter, but storms can bring traction requirements or temporary closures. Staying in the village means one drive up at the start of the job, not a winter drive at both ends of every day.

  3. A real front desk

    We're one of the only places in Duck Creek Village with a staffed front desk. If the crew needs something, ask at the desk. We keep a small selection of drinks and snacks there, and we're glad to suggest where to eat, where to grab supplies, and how the roads look.

Rooms, cabins, parking

Where the Crew Sleeps

A guest room at Duck Creek Village Inn

Inn rooms

6 rooms · sleep 2 to 4 each

Rooms in the log lodge with a complimentary continental breakfast each morning, a mini fridge, microwave, and Keurig, and a covered deck outside the door.

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Bear and Moose Cabins side by side among the pines

Cabins with kitchens

3 cabins · sleep 4 to 6, or 8 in Bear and Moose together

Separate buildings with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Bear and Moose sit side by side above the inn and sleep four each. Forest Haven sleeps up to six. Book Bear and Moose together for a crew of eight.

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Aerial view of Duck Creek Village Inn and surrounding cabins at twilight

Parking for work trucks

Free parking · trailers at the inn

The inn's parking lots have plenty of space for work trucks and trailers. Trailers park at the inn, not at the cabins, where the lots are sized for vehicles only.

How it works

How Booking Works for a Crew

  1. Book online, or call or email

    Pick dates on our booking calendar, or call or email with your headcount and we will help set up the rooms.

  2. Weekly discount for longer jobs

    Staying a week or more? Call us and we'll apply a weekly discount.

  3. Itemized invoice to the office

    Companies can pay directly. We provide an itemized invoice for easy billing and expense reports.

Plan it out

Plan the Crew's Stay

Check our booking calendar for available dates. The contractor and work crew lodging page covers everything the inn offers crews, and our Salt Lake City trip page covers the drive. Book online, or call or email us if you want help setting up several rooms at once.

Questions from Salt Lake City Crews

Practical answers for crews and office staff in Salt Lake City, Provo, Orem, and Utah County booking lodging in Duck Creek Village.

How far is Duck Creek Village from Salt Lake City?

Salt Lake City is roughly four to five hours from Duck Creek Village by car, depending on route, stops, and weather. Provo and Orem are along the same I-15 drive south. Our Salt Lake City trip page has more on the drive.

Is there someone on site if the crew needs something?

Yes. The inn has a staffed front desk, which is rare up here. The desk can help with things the crew needs, keeps a small selection of drinks and snacks, and can suggest where to eat, where to grab supplies, and how the roads look.

Is there a weekly discount for crews?

Yes. Staying a week or more? Call us and we'll apply a weekly discount.

Can our company pay directly?

Yes. Companies can be billed directly, and we provide an itemized invoice that works for billing and expense reports.

Where do work trucks and trailers park?

In the inn's parking lots, which have plenty of room for work trucks and trailers. Trailers stay at the inn rather than at the cabins, where the lots are sized for vehicles only.

How do we book rooms for the crew?

Book online through our booking calendar, which shows available dates, or call or email the inn with your headcount and dates. The inn has six rooms and three cabins.