Saratoga Hotels|Saratoga, Wyoming, United States

Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch

Name: Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch
Address: 66 Brush Creek Ranch Road, Saratoga, Wyoming, 8233, United States
Telephone: 307-327-5284

An all-inclusive old West adventure

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Set across 30,000 acres of working cattle ranch framed by the Sierra Madre range and Medicine Bow National Forest, the Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch is an all-inclusive, family-friendly resort where landscape and legacy still define the rhythm of ...READ MORE

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It’s common to see grazing horses, deer or pronghorn from some cabin decks and lodge patios, offering a quiet reminder that you’re immersed in Wyoming wilderness.
A short drive to The Farm at Brush Creek lets you tour greenhouses, taste spirits at the onsite distillery and join hands-on classes ranging from cheesemaking to wine blending. Don’t miss the chance to order ranch-raised American wagyu at the upscale Cheyenne Club.
The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch’s cabins are divided into camps that are dispersed across the expansive property, so you’re unlikely to run into many other guests while enjoying your front porch. Even when fully booked, the resort feels like your own private piece of prairie paradise.
The Trailhead Spa weaves native botanicals into its curated treatment menu, all performed with the prairie rolling out before you through large picture windows. The steam room and sauna feel particularly restorative after a brisk mountain morning. Also peruse the wellness offerings, which include Cowboy Strong fitness classes, mountainside sunrise yoga and forest bathing.
Evenings at the Lodge’s classic Saloon draw everyone together for pool, darts and spirited musical entertainment, which often feels like a back-porch singalong rather than a staged performance.

The Rooms

The Wyoming ranch has 26 private log cabins ranging from one-bedroom retreats to four-bedroom compounds with full kitchens, fireplaces and expansive decks that feel like Western homes. Large cabins like Homestead and Kinta’s anchor social spaces for groups without losing privacy when you want quiet.
The Trailhead Lodge’s 19 rooms (including the Patio King Suite) offer king beds, walk-out patios and sweeping views of the valley or lodge lawn, ideal for mornings spent sipping coffee before a horseback ride.
Rooms feature rustic design elements that lend each space a cozy feel. Think textured wood, exposed beams overhead and mismatched stone lining the shower.
Quilts and overstuffed throw pillows add an air of homestyle comfort to each room. Decor made from antlers, cowhide, horseshoes and dark leather enhances the Western feel.
Many cabins — Sheriff’s in particular — include private fire pits or wraparound porches, prime for stargazing and s’mores after ranch activities wind down.

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