Star Valley Ranch (Cedar Creek & Aspen Hills)

Cedar Creek is the town's 18-hole course, with tree-lined fairways and mountain views; Aspen Hills is a 9-hole course abutting the national forest, home to the 7th hole nicknamed 'The Tunnel Hole,' reported as the hardest hole in Wyoming. Both are owned and operated by the Association rather than by a private developer or separate country club entity, and both accept outside public tee times in addition to serving the town's own property owners.

Access here is genuinely mixed rather than either fully public or fully private: outside golfers can book tee times at both courses through normal public channels (GolfNow, Chronogolf), while property owners' SVRA dues fund the Association's broader operations. Golf play itself, however, is billed as a separate amenity/fee rather than automatically bundled into SVRA property dues -- a real nuance buyers should not gloss over. This differs from a bundled-golf community where a home price or HOA fee includes club access outright.

Homes are New Traditional, contemporary, and cabin-style, mostly built from the 1990s onward on spacious lots with valley views; many sit directly adjacent to Cedar Creek or Aspen Hills fairways and greens. As of mid-2026, reported home prices ranged roughly $300,000 to $1.35 million, with a recent three-month median around $511,000 (Redfin), though that median had fallen year-over-year as of that report.

Beyond golf, amenities center on the Cedar Creek Center (completed 2020), a swimming pool, Duffer's Lounge, Three Canyons Restaurant, The Grill at Star Valley Ranch, and a managed trail network (Cedar Creek, Green Canyon, Prater Canyon, Vista Prater trails) with its own separate fee structure. The town sits in the foothills of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, giving residents ready access to hiking, whitewater rafting, and winter sports beyond golf.

Star Valley Ranch sits in Lincoln County in Wyoming's Star Valley, near Thayne and roughly 60 miles south of Jackson -- close enough to the Jackson Hole market to draw cross-shopping interest, but a genuinely distinct small town with its own separate municipal identity and a markedly lower price point than Teton County.