Overview
Nestled in the Uinta Mountains and stretched along four miles of the Upper Provo River, Victory Ranch is a 6,700 acre private vacation community that takes on a humble approach to luxury. With authentic, raw materials that age beautifully over time and playful accents sprinkled throughout the property, the ranch is poised to make guests feel at ease, while still encouraging them to pursue adventure. 

The Post
Acting as home base for Victory Ranch guests, The Post is designed for impromptu gatherings, shopping for the best outdoor gear, grabbing lunch on-the-go or casually sitting by the fire with friends. 

The Barn – Warming Hut 
Designed for the comfiest communal gatherings, The Warming Hut provides guests a chance to unwind together. A corten steel fireplace, a plethora of board games, a shared kitchenette and deep lounge furniture nourishes a modern take on classic mountain living. 

The Barn – Fitness 
With floor to ceiling windows overlooking Utah’s natural beauty and a juice bar across the room from top equipment, the fitness center encourages a health oriented lifestyle. A lounge with vintage gym details connects the amenities, creating a pocket for rest in an otherwise active space. 

The Barn – Spa 
A true wellness hideaway, the spa emphasizes simplicity through unique, natural materials and clean, contemporary lines. It is a haven for prime relaxation.

The Barn – Parlour 
The Parlour combines a handcrafted pizzeria and a full service bar with a curated general store, creating a fun, playful setting to enjoy at any time of the day.

Lost Library
Tucked into the trees and facing the river, the Lost Library is a contemporary lounge built into a shipping container that provides a cozy retreat among the wild backcountry.

The Cabins
By emphasizing unique, raw materials that age well over time, the custom homes throughout the ranch embody an understated luxury within a homey cabin atmosphere that perfectly complements the unrivaled natural surroundings. 

Accolade

“One of America’s top 10 vacation home communities.” – Robb Report