Overlooking the turquoise waters of Jordanelle Reservoir, Tuhaye sits where the rugged Wasatch Mountains begin to open into Utah's high alpine valleys. The landscape is constantly changing—from snow-covered peaks in winter to rolling sage hills, wildflowers, and endless blue skies throughout the summer. It is this dramatic transition between mountain wilderness and open space that gives the community its unmistakable sense of freedom.
Life at Tuhaye revolves around Talisker Club, the only private club in Park City to connect members across a collection of distinct experiences. A championship Mark O'Meara golf course anchors the community, while The Tower at Talisker provides ski-in/ski-out access at Deer Valley Resort, where a private ski beach and ski concierge make winter mornings effortless. On Historic Main Street, Courchevel becomes an extension of home, offering private dining, member ski lockers, and a short walk to the Town Lift at Park City Mountain. Beyond the resorts, The Outpost opens the door to mountain biking, snowmobiling, and countless backcountry adventures. A member shuttle connects Tuhaye to each of these destinations, so a day on the mountain never begins with a search for parking. Rather than choosing between golf, skiing, or the outdoors, residents enjoy all of them through a single membership that changes with the seasons.
Closer to home, everyday life centers on Base Camp, the community's own gathering place, where families come together over casual dining, a few frames at the bowling alley, friendly rounds on the golf simulators, or an afternoon in the maker's space. Just beyond, the Racquet Center draws neighbors to the tennis and pickleball courts, while a fully equipped gym and a full schedule of classes make it easy to stay active without ever leaving the community.
At the center of the neighborhood, Moondance Park keeps the calendar full through every season. Winter brings ice skating and cross-country skiing, summer fills the courts with pickleball and basketball, and bikes are always waiting at the door. As the day winds down, the park becomes a gathering place of its own, with games on the lawn and live concerts beneath the mountains. Nearby, the adventure center adds another layer to the day, offering a rock climbing wall, swimming, paddleboarding and pedal boats on the pond, ping pong, and games that keep every age happily occupied. For the youngest members, the Wildstar kids camp fills both winter and summer with adventure, giving children their own mountain experience while parents ski, golf, or simply savor the day.
A morning might begin watching the sunrise over Jordanelle Reservoir before an early tee time on the golf course. Winter afternoons are spent skiing Deer Valley without worrying about parking or crowds while the kids head off to Wildstar camp, and summer days lead to mountain trails, a pickleball match at the Racquet Center, or an afternoon on the lake. As evening settles over the Wasatch Mountains, dinner at Courchevel on Historic Main Street, at the clubhouse, or gathered with friends at Base Camp brings family together before another day begins in the mountains. For those who believe luxury is measured by experiences, Tuhaye offers one of Park City's most complete mountain lifestyles.
100 people live in Tuhaye, where the median age is 48 and the average individual income is $88,118. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Tuhaye has 52 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Tuhaye do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 100 people call Tuhaye home. The population density is 1,109 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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