Victory Ranch’s Main Street Ski Lounge

Victory Ranch is a golf, fishing, and ski country club community just outside Kamas, Utah, along the Upper Provo River. Sitting on 6,700 acres, the spirit of the development is a quiet recreational escape: 4,000 acres of backcountry, 18-hold Rees Jones golf course, fly fishing on the famous Provo River, mountain bike trails, shooting facility, fishing and swimming ponds, restaurant, and ski lounge on Main Street. Thursday I’ll be touring the facilities on-site, but in the meantime, let me take you on a quick tour of the owners’ lounge at the base of the Town Lift plaza at Park City Mountain Resort.

The key to Park City’s golf clubs is if they can really specialize with their amenities. Yes, you’re there for the lovely location, nice clubhouse, and great golf. But what else? What if somebody in the family isn’t a golfer? What if you just aren’t in the mood? Are you looking for anything else, such as tennis (Red Ledges), skiing (Talisker), family amenities (Promontory)? Victory Ranch is great at fishing, obviously, but their owners’ lounge right on Main Street at the base of Park City Mountain Resort’s Town Lift really ups their ski game.

Just how close to skiing is it?

The interior is very nicely decorated, in a warm mountain modern decor.

Ski lockers and boot dryers.

The open house spread was provided by Victory Ranch’s executive chef Adam Price.

In the interests of bringing you quality real estate information, I personally made certain all of the cheeses, cured meats, and salads were top quality. Especially the pickled things.

And as you might expect, it is the little things that count. Are the club facilities staffed? Are they well-stocked? Are all the labels facing out? (That’s not critical, obviously, but it does soothe my OCD soul to see it.)

And if you think I won’t go into a club amenity’s bathroom to get a photo of the finish quality then you’re sorely mistaken. Nice, ahem, facilities.

Stay tuned for my tour of Victory Ranch itself and its on-site amenities later this week. New developments often have frequently updating price structures, availability, and incentives, so hit me up for more details.