Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association HOA Fees, Rules & Amenities (Las Vegas, NV)

Las Vegas, Nevada

Last Updated: May 29, 2026

Verified 2026

About This Community

Owners at Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association pay about $262 per month ($3,144 annually) in HOA dues. The community is a condo development in Las Vegas, NV. Both long-term and short-term rentals are currently permitted. The community is pet-friendly.

Property Type
Condo
Year Built
1999-2001
Management
Self-Managed Board
Estimated Monthly HOA Fee
$262
Est. Yearly Fee$3,144/yr

HOA Rules & Restrictions

Rentals Allowed
Yes
Airbnb / Short-term Rentals
Yes
Pet Friendly
Yes

Pet Restrictions

Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

Amenities

Boat DockRV ParkingCommunity PoolClubhouse

Frequently Asked Questions About Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association

What is the HOA fee at Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association?

The estimated HOA fee at Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association in Las Vegas, Nevada is about $262 per month ($3,144 per year). Fees can change, so verify with the association directly.

Does Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association allow rentals?

Yes, Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association currently permits long-term rentals, and short-term / Airbnb-style rentals are also allowed. Always confirm the current CC&Rs before leasing.

Is Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association pet friendly?

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is generally pet-friendly, though breed, size, and number limits may apply. Breed and weight limits may apply; typically 2 pets per home.

What amenities does Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association offer?

Tracked amenities at Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association include boat dock, rv parking, community pool, clubhouse. Amenity availability can change - confirm with the HOA board.

What type of homes are in Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association?

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is primarily a condo community in Las Vegas, Nevada. Most homes were built between 1999 and 2001. Individual home styles and sizes can vary within a single association.

Who manages Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association?

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is self-managed by its volunteer homeowner board rather than a third-party firm. Management arrangements can change over time, so confirm the current setup with the association.

Where is Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association located?

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is located in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada 89122. You can browse other Las Vegas, Nevada HOA communities on HOA's HUB to compare fees and rules for nearby options.

How is Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association rated by residents?

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association has a Google rating of 3.8 out of 5 based on 36 reviews. Ratings reflect public feedback and can change over time - read the latest reviews before deciding.

Living in Las Vegas, Nevada

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is one of Las Vegas's HOA communities tracked on HOA's HUB. Las Vegas sits in Clark County, Nevada, part of the broader Nevada HOA market. Monthly HOA dues here average about $262, typically covering shared maintenance and common-area upkeep.

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HOA's HUB Insights

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is a mid-market Las Vegas, Nevada community with HOA dues averaging $262 per month - typical of associations that handle basic shared maintenance plus a handful of amenities. Households with dogs or cats will find Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association's pet policy more permissive than many peers in Las Vegas, though residents should still read the bylaws for size or breed caveats. Owner-investors get more runway here - long-term leases are allowed under the association's current rules. Short-term rentals are allowed, giving owners an income lever many Nevada HOAs don't permit. Residents share access to boat dock, rv parking, community pool, clubhouse, which factor into the monthly dues. Smart buyers always request the current CC&Rs, the most recent reserve study, and 24 months of board minutes before closing on any HOA-governed home.

🏡 Our Quick Take

HOA FeesModerate
Home TypeCondo
Best ForInvestors
Location AppealEstablished
RestrictionsLight

About Clark County, Nevada

Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association is part of Clark County, home to 48 tracked HOA communities across 3 cities.

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Data Disclaimer

HOA information on this page is provided for research purposes and may change over time. Monthly fees, amenities, pet policies, rental rules, and contact details should always be verified directly with the Duck Creek Village I & II Homeowners Association board or management company before making any decision.