Rollingstone Ranch.
A Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course with Fish Creek running through it — and, around it, the closest high-end residential golf community to Steamboat's ski base. It is a genuinely rare dual-season address: golf in the warm months, cross-country skiing on the same fairways in winter.
The golf course
Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club — formerly the Sheraton Steamboat Golf Club — is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1974. It plays roughly 6,730 yards from the tips, with Fish Creek winding through the layout and mountain-and-valley views throughout. It is a public/resort course: anyone can book a tee time, and memberships are available for unlimited play.
Design & specs
RTJ Jr., opened 1974. 18 holes, par 72, ~6,730 yards from the back tees. Six tee sets for a range of abilities.
Par 72On the property
Fish Creek runs through the course at 1230 Steamboat Blvd. Public/resort access with memberships available.
Public / resortSeason & contact
Season runs roughly mid-May to mid-October, weather depending. Tee times: (970) 879-1391.
~May–OctGreen fees & membership
The club uses dynamic pricing and does not publish a fixed green fee, so the straight answer on cost-to-play is: call ahead. Membership rates, by contrast, are published.
Green fees
Dynamic pricing — no fixed published rate. Call (970) 879-1391 or see rollingstoneranchgolf.com/rates for current rates.
Call for ratesAnnual membership (2025 rates)
Single $4,500/yr · Family $6,850/yr · Corporate $8,750/yr — unlimited green fees, cart, and range.
2025 ratesFull equity
Regular (full equity) membership carries a $35,000 initiation fee; provisional members earn discounts toward it.
$35K initiationWinter: golf course becomes a Nordic center
Here's the part that makes the land unusual. When the golf season ends, the Rollingstone Ranch fairways are groomed and become the Steamboat Ski Touring Center — cross-country skiing and snowshoeing directly on the golf course. One piece of land, two seasons: golf spring through fall, Nordic skiing all winter.
The residential community
This is the real-estate story. Rollingstone Ranch is an upscale neighborhood of single-family homes and townhomes set on and around the course — about a mile from the ski base and gondola, roughly three miles from downtown — and it is quiet and non-short-term-rental by character. For a golf community this close to a major ski base, that combination is hard to find.
Location
~1 mile from the Steamboat ski base / gondola, ~3 miles from downtown on Steamboat Blvd. Bus service runs to the mountain.
1 mi to baseHomes & pricing
Single-family homes and townhomes on the fairways. Recent pricing roughly $1.7M townhomes to $4.5M+ estates; about two dozen active listings in mid-2026.
~$1.7M–$4.5M+HOA & character
Low HOA for the area — one townhome listing showed roughly $138/month. Quiet, non-STR neighborhood. Golf membership is separate from the home purchase.
Low HOA · non-STRGood to know
Is Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club open to the public?
Yes. Rollingstone Ranch is a public/resort course — anyone can book a tee time during the season, which runs roughly mid-May to mid-October. Annual memberships are also available for residents and frequent players who want unlimited play. It is an 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1974, with Fish Creek running through the course. Call (970) 879-1391 for tee times.
What does it cost to play Rollingstone Ranch, and what about membership?
The club uses dynamic pricing and does not publish a fixed green fee, so call (970) 879-1391 or see rollingstoneranchgolf.com/rates for current rates. Annual membership rates (2025) were Single $4,500/year, Family $6,850/year, and Corporate $8,750/year, with unlimited green fees, cart, and range. Full equity membership carries a $35,000 initiation fee. Confirm current rates with the club, as fees change year to year.
What was Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club called before?
It was formerly the Sheraton Steamboat Golf Club, operated under the Sheraton resort. It is the same Robert Trent Jones Jr. course that opened in 1974 — an 18-hole, par-72 layout of about 6,730 yards at 1230 Steamboat Blvd in Steamboat Springs.
What happens to the golf course in winter?
When the course closes for the season, the fairways become the Steamboat Ski Touring Center — a groomed cross-country skiing and snowshoeing area on the same terrain. That dual-season use is one of the genuine draws of owning a home in the community: golf in the warm months and Nordic skiing right out the back in winter.
What kind of homes are in the Rollingstone Ranch community?
Rollingstone Ranch is an upscale, quiet, non-short-term-rental neighborhood of single-family homes and townhomes on and around the golf course, about a mile from the ski base and gondola and roughly three miles from downtown. Recent pricing has ranged from about $1.7M for townhomes to $4.5M+ for course-side estates, with HOA dues that run low for the area (one townhome listing showed roughly $138/month). Around two dozen homes were on the market in mid-2026. Golf membership is separate from the home purchase.
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