Brush Creek Ranch

"Brush Creek Ranch glamping is a luxury, all-inclusive ranch experience near Saratoga, Wyoming, set on about 30,000 private acres. Their most “glamping” option appears to be Platte Canyon Glamping, a private, waterfront wilderness property about 25 minutes from the main Lodge & Spa gate. Best fit for you Platte Canyon Glamping This is the true glamping setup: luxury yurts/timber-framed accommodations near the North Platte River, with a remote ranch-camp feel but high-end service. Their Uline Yurt has a king bed, full sleeper sofa, couch, dining table for 8, and poker table, sleeping up to four. French Creek Yurt More of a private sporting lodge experience. French Creek has four cabins and one luxury glamping yurt, focused on fly fishing and wingshooting, with capacity around 14 guests, or up to 24 with additional lodging. What’s included Brush Creek is positioned as all-inclusive luxury, generally including: Included Notes Lodging Luxury ranch rooms, cabins, yurts, or private-property lodging Meals Gourmet / farm-to-table dining Drinks Beer, wine, spirits included in many packages Activities Official package language says two daily activities, with an afternoon activity on arrival day Ranch experiences Horseback riding, fly fishing, shooting sports, yoga, hiking, trail adventures, seasonal activities Their official all-inclusive package lists luxury accommodations, gourmet dining from lunch on arrival through breakfast on departure, beer/wine/spirits, and two daily activities. Pricing reality Brush Creek does not make every yurt/glamping rate easy to price online; many pages say “Call to Book.” For a rough public benchmark, third-party ranch listings show Brush Creek rates around $1,100–$1,500 per person per night, depending on season and accommodation, with a 3-night minimum often referenced. Another glamping/lodging listing shows older “starting from” style pricing: lodge rooms from about $1,400/night, cabin suites from about $1,600/night, and cabin residences from about $3,200/night. Those may not reflect current all-in pricing, taxes, resort fees, or seasonal minimums. My take This is not casual “tent camping with a nice bed.” Brush Creek is more like a Forbes-level luxury ranch vacation with a glamping flavor. It looks best for someone who wants the western/outdoor experience—horses, rivers, big skies, ranch activities—but still wants excellent food, service, and real comfort. For a solo 60+ reset trip, I’d treat Brush Creek as a premium luxury splurge, likely more private/couples/family-oriented than a solo-only retreat. If you want like-minded solo travelers and structured wellness, places like Miraval may fit better. If you want Wyoming wilderness + ranch luxury + no roughing it, Brush Creek is a strong contender."