The Rockefeller family, celebrated for their stewardship and historic conservation within Grand Teton National Park, created an extraordinary ranch-style retreat–The Valley Ranch–nestled just outside the heart of Jackson Hole. Originally crafted in the 1980s by Laurance S. Rockefeller, a pioneering conservationist, and since held by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV. The Valley Ranch has been a cherished family residence for nearly five decades. 

Comprising two separately deeded parcels and bordering the Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis on its southern edge, this camp-like compound offers unparalleled opportunities for gathering, entertaining, or simply unwinding in a magnificent natural setting. The main residence, built in 1984 and thoughtfully expanded in 1997, boasts expansive living spaces, seven en-suite bedrooms, and breathtaking views that frame the majestic Teton Range. A private pool provides an idyllic backdrop for summer entertaining, while in the winter, the property becomes a bedrock of comfort–perfect for cozy gatherings around the fireplaces after days on the slopes. 

The guest house, featuring three bedrooms and multiple living areas, is just a lovely walk–or short drive– from the main house. A third structure – attached to the guest house by a breezeway – currently serves as caretaker’s quarters, complete with two bedrooms and baths. Set on over 14 acres, the property delivers effortless access to outdoor activities—hiking, biking, fishing, and more, while ensuring tranquility and privacy. In the summertime, walking the grounds means passing through beautiful native Jackson flowers and grasses, creating an unforgettable experience. The vibrant town of Jackson, renowned for world-class dining, shopping and cultural attractions, is just a short drive away.