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34 guests · 8 bedrooms · 3 baths
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About this cabin rental
One lodge. Your whole crew. 8,000 feet above ordinary.
Planning a family reunion, retreat, or big group getaway near Park City? Silvercrest Lodge sleeps up to 34 in real beds — no air mattresses, no splitting your group across three rentals. You get a whole private mountainside: a 4,000 sq. ft. main lodge, a summer bunkhouse the kids will fight over, 220 feet of covered wraparound deck with dinner seating for 40, a private hot tub, a 12-foot movie theater, and a full sand volleyball court tucked in the aspens.
Our price includes ALL fees — what you see is what you pay.
THE MAIN LODGE — SLEEPS 22, YEAR-ROUND
• Main floor: soaring great room with river-rock fireplace and 70" TV, dining table for 12 (plus kitchen island seating), and a granite kitchen built for crowds — double oven, two fridges, three microwaves, and 36 place settings. The Bear Room (king) and a full bath complete the floor.
• Upper floor: open game loft with pool table and foosball overlooking the great room, the Elk Room (queen + 4 twin bunks), the Moose Room (queen + 2 twin bunks), and a full bath.
• Walk-out lower level: home theater with 12-foot projection screen, snack bar with fridge and microwave, and air hockey — plus the Deer Room (king), the Rainbow Trout Room (queen + 2 twin bunks), the Bighorn Room (queen), a queen futon in the theater, a full bath, and laundry.
THE BUNKHOUSE — SLEEPS 12 MORE, MAY–OCTOBER
Fifty feet from the lodge, the two-story bunkhouse is its own adventure: eight handmade log twin bunks on the main level, two queens in the A-frame loft, a half bath, and a TV/Xbox hangout. Need the extra beds for a late-fall gathering? Ask — we can often extend into November. (Included with the lodge; it can't be rented separately.)
OUTSIDE
Hot tub with a canyon view. Sand volleyball. Tetherball, horseshoes, cornhole ("Moose Toss"), and an electronic-scoring basketball arcade. A playground, playhouse, and sandbox for the little ones. Two 5-burner gas grills and picnic tables on the deck. Moose, deer, and elk wander through regularly — Bobcat Springs fishing hole is a 5-minute walk.
STAY CONNECTED
High-speed WiFi, two Apple TVs, a big-screen TV, and the theater projector — stream movie night or run a team offsite presentation.
THE LOCATION
At 8,000 feet in Tollgate Canyon, it feels completely secluded — yet you're 3.5 miles from I-80: about 20 minutes to Park City's Main Street, 25 minutes to the Park City Mountain and Deer Valley lifts, 30 minutes to Salt Lake City, and under an hour from SLC airport.
WINTER AT THE LODGE
Real mountain snow country. We plow the road and driveway, but 4WD/AWD with chains is required — part of the adventure, and why you'll have the mountain to yourselves. Sledding hill on the property, three ski resorts within 25 minutes, and the hot tub hits different at 10°F.
GOOD TO KNOW
• Bunkhouse open May 1 – Oct 1 (lodge sleeps 22 in winter)
• No pets, no smoking
• Quiet mountain HOA: no outdoor fires or fireworks
• Septic system (nothing but toilet paper)
• Minimum age to rent: 24
• With a full group, your stay works out to roughly $35–45 per person, per night — less than a roadside motel, for a private mountain lodge.
Planning a family reunion, retreat, or big group getaway near Park City? Silvercrest Lodge sleeps up to 34 in real beds — no air mattresses, no splitting your group across three rentals. You get a whole private mountainside: a 4,000 sq. ft. main lodge, a summer bunkhouse the kids will fight over, 220 feet of covered wraparound deck with dinner seating for 40, a private hot tub, a 12-foot movie theater, and a full sand volleyball court tucked in the aspens.
Our price includes ALL fees — what you see is what you pay.
THE MAIN LODGE — SLEEPS 22, YEAR-ROUND
• Main floor: soaring great room with river-rock fireplace and 70" TV, dining table for 12 (plus kitchen island seating), and a granite kitchen built for crowds — double oven, two fridges, three microwaves, and 36 place settings. The Bear Room (king) and a full bath complete the floor.
• Upper floor: open game loft with pool table and foosball overlooking the great room, the Elk Room (queen + 4 twin bunks), the Moose Room (queen + 2 twin bunks), and a full bath.
• Walk-out lower level: home theater with 12-foot projection screen, snack bar with fridge and microwave, and air hockey — plus the Deer Room (king), the Rainbow Trout Room (queen + 2 twin bunks), the Bighorn Room (queen), a queen futon in the theater, a full bath, and laundry.
THE BUNKHOUSE — SLEEPS 12 MORE, MAY–OCTOBER
Fifty feet from the lodge, the two-story bunkhouse is its own adventure: eight handmade log twin bunks on the main level, two queens in the A-frame loft, a half bath, and a TV/Xbox hangout. Need the extra beds for a late-fall gathering? Ask — we can often extend into November. (Included with the lodge; it can't be rented separately.)
OUTSIDE
Hot tub with a canyon view. Sand volleyball. Tetherball, horseshoes, cornhole ("Moose Toss"), and an electronic-scoring basketball arcade. A playground, playhouse, and sandbox for the little ones. Two 5-burner gas grills and picnic tables on the deck. Moose, deer, and elk wander through regularly — Bobcat Springs fishing hole is a 5-minute walk.
STAY CONNECTED
High-speed WiFi, two Apple TVs, a big-screen TV, and the theater projector — stream movie night or run a team offsite presentation.
THE LOCATION
At 8,000 feet in Tollgate Canyon, it feels completely secluded — yet you're 3.5 miles from I-80: about 20 minutes to Park City's Main Street, 25 minutes to the Park City Mountain and Deer Valley lifts, 30 minutes to Salt Lake City, and under an hour from SLC airport.
WINTER AT THE LODGE
Real mountain snow country. We plow the road and driveway, but 4WD/AWD with chains is required — part of the adventure, and why you'll have the mountain to yourselves. Sledding hill on the property, three ski resorts within 25 minutes, and the hot tub hits different at 10°F.
GOOD TO KNOW
• Bunkhouse open May 1 – Oct 1 (lodge sleeps 22 in winter)
• No pets, no smoking
• Quiet mountain HOA: no outdoor fires or fireworks
• Septic system (nothing but toilet paper)
• Minimum age to rent: 24
• With a full group, your stay works out to roughly $35–45 per person, per night — less than a roadside motel, for a private mountain lodge.
Amenities at Sleeps 34! Grand Lodge + Bunkhouse, Hot Tub & Theater — 15 Min to Park City
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
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Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2026
Second time using this property. We’ll be back!
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
Great stay! The house has everything you need for a good time.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
This cabin was a great place to stay, beautiful setting, and lots of space for a big group.Our family had a very pleasnt weekend here.The kitchen was stocked with all kinds of appliances, pans, utensils for all types of cooking and the large grills on the deck were so nice to cook onTanner was very helpful and answered questions quicklyJan
6 / 10Average·Jun 2026
Host responded to my texts. He was personable and helpful. I want to be helpful and honest with my review so future renters have a better experience and to let the host know what can be improved. For starters… The theater room equipment did not work. We tried for three hours to get it to run with no success. Cabin needed deep cleaning. Kitchen cupboards disorganized. Things would fall out onto the floor. Some Cookware greasy and old. 1/2 inch dust accumulated on ceiling fans. Bathrooms didn't seem clean. Could use a half bath on the main floor. Everyone ended up using our master bathroom. Really inconvenient and crazy with a big group. Bath towels had a musty/moldy smell, hot pads had food on them. We wiped things down, and the towels we used to clean were very dirty from chairs to tables to countertops. Bunkroom did not have sheets, pillowcases, or mattress pad on them upon arrival. Just a bedspread. Never found the sheets. Our family ended up sleeping on the top of a bedspread and used blankets found in the closet. There were 5- family members in the bunkroom sleeping like this. The cabin had charm but we were disappointed with cleanliness and the bedding situation in the bunkroom. This experience was supposed to be a very special event for our family, but it definitely felt like glamping in the bunkroom and would recommend getting carpets cleaned and invest in new linen if using cabin and bunkroom as a VRBO. Best wishes!
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