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Magee Homestead at Brush Creek Ranch

Name: Magee Homestead at Brush Creek Ranch
Address: 6429 State Highway 130, Saratoga, Wyoming, 82331, United States
Telephone: 307-327-2031

Personalized luxury on Wyoming’s frontier

VERIFIED LUXURY

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On the high mountain prairie just outside of Saratoga, Wyoming, is where you’ll find the secluded ranch resort Magee Homestead. Situated on the sprawling 30,000-acre Brush Creek Ranch, the luxury, all-inclusive retreat is nestled between the ...READ MORE

Our Inspector's Highlights

Design your own wellness and outdoor recreation retreat with equestrian activities, fly-fishing, shooting sports, archery, yoga, Pilates, mountain biking, hiking, ranger tours and more.
The sprawling ranch resort offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation, too — check out the outdoor pool, hot tub and cabana, new grotto and spa treatment rooms.
The spa offers a full menu of treatments featuring Western-inspired ingredients like local rocks and essential oils made from native plants and herbs.
Twenty miles of private water allows for blue-ribbon trout fishing in the North Platte River Valley.
A new meditation labyrinth provides an opportunity for peaceful introspection and tranquility.

Things to Know

Magee Homestead is a summer and early fall destination, typically open from late May to late October.
The all-inclusive resort’s room rate covers lodging, most activities, meals and all spirits and beverages — including access to the wine cellar.
The resort is reserved for guests 21 and older, but you can rent out the whole ranch for a wedding, family reunion or event with an all-ages crowd.
The luxury ranch is located 10 minutes away from Saratoga, while Shively Field, a private airport, is just 13 miles away.
July and August are popular times to visit, and September offers changing colors and snow-capped peaks.

The Rooms

The property features two multi-bedroom residences and seven luxury cabin suites, all beautifully decorated by the Simeone Deary Design Group of Chicago.
Each accommodation features original artwork and furnishings, and most have fireplaces and creek-side decks.
The design reflects the region’s Western character, with earth tones and diverse patterns and textures, ranging from antlers on the wall to Pendleton wool blankets.
The cabin names, including TZ, Wood and Pearce, are believed to be those of the original homesteaders.
Rooms feature plush bedding and pillows, Egyptian cotton towels, down duvets and heated bathroom floors, among other amenities.

The Restaurants

The restaurant follows a pasture-to-plate philosophy with a menu focused on responsibly sourced organic ingredients.
The constantly evolving menu can be tailored to suit your individual needs and features everything from Akaushi New York strip steak and wild halibut en papillote to truffled grilled cheese, grilled chili elk stew and pecan praline fudge brownies.
A 20,000-square-foot organic-certified greenhouse produces more than 100 different ingredients used on the seasonal menu, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs, teas and honey.
The Farm at Brush Creek is an all-encompassing culinary experience with a restaurant, greenhouse, brewery, distillery, creamery, bakery, spirit vault and wine cellar. Take a slew of classes or dine at the restaurant, Cheyenne Club, which specializes in ranch-sourced cuisine.
In addition to three square meals, you can enjoy wine tastings, gourmet picnics, cooking classes and other personalized dining options throughout your stay.

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