Reese Creek Golf Resort

 The Reese Creek Properties sit less than 10 miles from the foothills of the Bridger Range at the North end of the Gallatin Valley. Just 16 miles from downtown Bozeman and 10 miles   from Gallatin Field Airport.  The Reese Creek Properties  offers privacy and seclusion yet affords the luxuries of nearby  civilization.

Let me explain this is an up coming project that is in the planning stages only.

By what I have put forth on this Web Site. this is only in the planning stages  and the information that is provided on this Web Page is only a projection of what the finish project will be.

Maintained county roads provide a safe and dependable commute from the property to the destination of your choice.

 Interstate – 90 is just 11 miles away making travel outside the   valley, smooth and efficient

Thousand of additional acres are available, quite literally, “out your back door.” With the National Forest access a mere ten minute drive to the foothills of the Bridger Mountains.

AIRPORT       Gallatin field airport offers convenient commercial airline service   From Delta, Northwest, United and Horizon.

VIEWS:             “Big Sky” views from the Reese Creek Properties reveal 360 degree mountaintop vistas.  Nestled into the Bridger, scan clockwise across the Gallatin, Madison, Tobacco Root, Elkhorn,  and Horseshoe Ranges.

ELEVATION:   4480 above sea level

WILDLIFE:      The Reese Creek Properties in their entirety are unique and  Valuable wildlife habit the creek ways, rolling topography, rich grasslands, and a balance of crops, are the foundation of a self-sustaining ecosystem that many of the region’s premier wildlife species call “home.”  On a daily basis, both mule deer and the whitetail Deer are seen on their routine travels.  Not as obvious, but just  as prevalent, are the game birds, the pheasant and Hungarian Partridge that find security here.

The Reese Creek Properties, representative of a sound and    balanced ecosystem, is also home to the predator species.   watching the coyotes hunt and stalk is not an uncommon  opportunity and viewing the birds of prey, the hawks, and both golden and Bald Eagles, is a frequent pleasure.

The property is also extremely valuable as “winter range” to other  regional wildlife residents.  As snowfall builds in the Bridger Mountains, this foothill region becomes the destination of   migrating herds of deer and elk as their food source here is much more available.

AREA  RECREATION:   The Gallatin valley is embraced by mountains in literally every  direction.  This topography has shaped the character of the community within it.  Today, the Bozeman community is comprised of about 33,000 people with an additional 12,000  students at the Montana State University.

The culture is an interesting blend of ranchers, farmers, business owners, professionals, students, writers, artists and outdoor  enthusiasts.  Most importantly, the community is about  families who have chosen this valley for the “lifestyle” it  provides.

The ecosystem here is directly influenced by the great mountain ranges that encompass this valley.  These mountains trap the storm fronts, collect their precipitation, and funnel these waters into the creeks, streams, rivers and lakes.  The purity of the water’s source “as clean as the driven snow” is the very lifeblood of the valley below.  The lush grasslands are ideal for wildlife, cattle and horses.  The fertile soils yield rich and dependable crops.  And the fishing is truly “world class” with “blue ribbon trout streams and rivers in every direction.

The abundant waterways offer tremendous opportunities for water lovers of any kind.  The choices range from canoeing, kayaking, rafting, floating and boating to water skiing and even sailing on nearby lakes.

The mountains provide a lifetime of challenge and exploration.  Millions of acres of National Forest and Wilderness, accessed through innumerable public trailheads, provide endless adventure to suit your passion.  Hiking, biking, horseback riding, running, rock climbing, photography, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling are a big part of this list.

Alpine skiing is readily available at 2 major regional ski areas.  Bridger Bowl, the local favorite, is a 45 minute drive from the property.  Big Sky Resort is a scenic, 1.5 hours south through the Gallatin Canyon.

Last but certainly not least, the Gallatin Valley and surrounding mountains are a perfect home for wildlife enthusiasts.  Whether to simply observe, photograph, or occasionally hunt, the region has a rich variety of biodiversity.  Notable, upland birds, waterfowl, and “big game” species are abundant, but, all creatures great and small comprise an ecosystem in Montana that is truly unique.

Yellowstone Park, the largest National Park in the U.S., has two nearby entrances.  The north entrance at Gardiner and the west entrance at West Yellowstone.  Both of these are less than a two hour drive away.

The community of Bozeman and the surrounding area has a wealth of cultural offerings.  Alone with being a commercial hub, the area boasts numerous fine dining opportunities and shopping in the historic downtown region.  The Valley also offers a wide array of arts events such as the Bozeman Symphony, Bozeman Intermountain Opera, Montana Shakespeare in the Park, Montana Ballet, and Big Sky Music in the Mountains, to name

What We Are:

Buildings:The Site – 10 miles from Bozeman, Montana.  ± 826 Acres.

The Lodge at Reese Creek.   25 Acres    525 rooms.

Conference Center   75000 SF

The Chalets.  10 Acres   10 units

1. The Reese Creek Chateau at Big Sky (off-site building)
2. The Reese Creek Ranch House.  10 Acres
3. The Outfitters Cabin.  5 Acres
4. The Reese Creek Clubhouse.  15 Acres
5. Kid’s Camp Cabin.  5 Acres
6. Reese Creek Equestrian Center.  20 Acres

Golf Course.  200 Acres

Open Space (Hiking, Fishing, Trails, etc.).  536 Acres

Building A.

The Site:    10 miles from Bozeman, Montana.  ± 826 Acres

Open wooded ranch land with natural streams.

Building B.

The Lodge at Reese Creek

125 Junior Suites and Rooms.    ± 250-300 SF or ± 300-400 SF (15x20 or 15x26)

First Class / 5 Star Resort style.   [See Park City Hotel]

• 2, 3, or 4-story building  

Parking:  125 + 10

• Lobby.  1500 SF
• Lobby Library / Sitting Area.  1500 SF

50 – 100 covered spaces

• Lobby Toilets
• Administrative Offices
• Engineering Office
• Housekeepers Office
• Desk for Concierge / Event Director
• Bozeman Steakhouse Restaurant.  Seats 200

Parking: 75

•  Pub (near Lobby).  Seats 150

Parking: 50

 Breakfast / Lunch Restaurant.  Seats 175  

Parking: 60

• Snack Bar counter.  Near pool and recreation area.
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  Building C.

Conference Center     75,000 SF

• Main Ballroom.  50,000 SF\
•  Auditorium seating for 4,000 attendees
• Dinner seating for 1,500 guests  [150 tables; 10 persons/table]Movable partitions to subdivide ballroom
• 6 portable Bars

  Storage for 4000 chairs, 150 tables, etc.

 Full commercial Kitchen.  5,000 SF

• 10 secondary Meeting Rooms.  500 – 1,000 SF each
• Main Reception Area.  5,000 SF
• Toilets [± 15 men’s & ± 15 women’s]
• Coat Storage
• A.V. Equipment Storage
• Mechanical/Electrical Room
• Covered Front Entry
• Parking: ± 2000 cars

            Building D.

The Chalets at Reese Creek Village

• 10 Chalets  [Free Standing]

Plan 1:  4 Chalets.   2500 SF, 2-story, 4-suite bedrooms, Living room, Dining room, Kitchen, Family Room, 3-car Garage.

Plan 2:  6 Chalets.   3000 SF, 2-story, 4-suite bedrooms, Living room, Dining room, Kitchen, Family Room, 3-car Garage.

            Parking in Garage plus guest parking near unit

• These units will be managed by the Hotel

Building E.

The Reese Creek Sky Chateau at Big Sky  [Off Property]

The Vision:  Lease a ± 1000 SF retail space next to main ski lift so Reese Creek guests can park their car close and have a great cabin-feeling lounge to put their equipment on, break for a quick lunch and rest at mid-day,  and will include a wood burning fireplace so your guests can enjoy that first glass of wine after their last run.

Building F.

The Reese Creek Ranch House   [Recreation Spa Area]

• Parking:  20 cars
• Outdoor Olympic Pool   25m x 8 lanes  82x40
• Indoor smaller Pool   20x40
• Outdoor Hot Tub      12x12
• Outdoor Fire Pit seating area with portable bar (great for sunsets)
• Men’s Lockers
• Women’s Lockers
• 6 Tartan Tennis Courts  [2 courts can be flooded in winter for ice-skating use]
• 1 sand Volleyball Court
• 4 D.G. Bocce Ball Courts
• 1 Lawn Croquet area
• Workout Gym Equipment  [20 pieces]  2000 SF
• Exercise Room     ± 3000 SF      40x75

Yoga, Pilates, Stretching, etc.

The Reese Creek Ranch House  (cont.)

• Front Desk Lobby
• 6 Spa Rooms   10x12 each     Massage, Oil Treatment, etc.
• Indoor Steam Rooms  [Co-ed or separate] 
• Indoor Dry Saunas   [Co-ed or separate]  

Building G.

The Outfitters Cabin      ± 2,000 SF

• Parking:  12
• Small events (wine tasting parties, etc.) or small group lectures.
• The Vision:  Guests can rent sporting equipment: fishing rods, fly rods, mountain bikes, hiking poles, snow shoes, cross country skis, etc.
• Administrative Office
• Toilets

Building H.

The Reese Creek Golf Clubhouse

• Parking:  ± 100
• 20,000 SF Building  [Conditioned Space]
• 5,000 SF Cart Storage [Unconditioned Space]
• Lobby
• Pro Shop
• Men’s Lockers
• Women’s Lockers
• Olson Bar & Grill with great outdoor patio with overhead heaters
• Offices: Golf Pro, Assistant, Superintendent, etc.
• Club Storage
• Pro Shop Storage
• Administrative Office

Building I.

Kid’s Camp  

• Create a small Clubhouse for kids only  ± 1000 SF     [located near the Ranch House]
• Reese Creek Supervision
• Games, toys, arcade, water slide to a 20x20x3 kid’s pool.
• Saturday golf school at opposite end of driving range for 4-year-olds and up.

Building J.

Reese Creek Equestrian Center 

• Parking:  ± 40
• Suggested:  in 826 Acres, it would be great to have a small equestrian riding/stable area.
• 12 – 16  indoor stalls
• 12 – 16 outdoor stalls
• Uncovered 125x200 riding arena with bench seating for 100.
• Small Bar/Kitchenette so food and beverages could be available at scheduled events.
• Toilets
• Tack Room
• Feed Room