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Crick Rural District was located in Northamptonshire, England from 1894 to 1935.
It was formed under the Local Government Act 1894 and named after the village of Crick.
The district was abolished in 1935 under a County Review Order, and its area added to the existing Daventry Rural District.
Parishes
| Parish | Description | Duration | Notes
| | Barby | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Clay Coton | chapelry, ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Crick | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Elkington | extraparochial, ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Kilsby | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Lilbourne | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Stanford | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
| | Yelvertoft | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894 - 1935 | to Daventry Rural District in 1935
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