Nemacolin is a 2,000-acre luxury resort in the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania, offering an extraordinary range of experiences from two championship golf courses to a private wildlife safari, art collection, and adventure park. The Pete Dye-designed Mystic Rock course is among the finest in the Northeast.
325 rooms · 2 courses · North America · Preferred Golf
At 598 yards, this downhill par-5 splits into two approach routes — a conservative high line or an aggressive low line past a pond fed by a 30-foot waterfall. A statue of Chief Nemacolin stands atop the falls beside the double green, giving the hole an unmistakable visual identity and forcing a genuine risk-reward decision on the second shot.
Occupying more than 2,000 acres of Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands, Nemacolin holds three AAA Five Diamond properties under one ownership — a rarity anywhere — alongside two Pete Dye golf courses, a 150-acre shooting and sporting clays facility, and a 1,000-piece private art collection valued at over $45 million.
Both courses were designed by Pete Dye. Mystic Rock (7,526 yards, par 72) served as the PGA Tour's 84 Lumber Classic host from 2003 to 2006 and carries a slope rating of 149 from the tips, demanding the kind of precision Dye's designs are built to reward. Shepherd's Rock (formerly The Links…
The 150-acre Rod and Range Club is one of the most developed private shooting facilities attached to any American resort, with two sporting clay courses, 35 stations, multiple tower configurations, a covered heated five-stand, and NSCA-certified instructors on staff. A 3D archery range, fly fishing…
Lautrec holds both Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond designations and serves a seven-course tasting menu in a room hung with six original Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec lithographs. The broader Hardy Family Art Collection spans more than 1,000 objects — including works by Fernando Botero, Frank…
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Spa · Wildlife Safari · Adventure Park · Art Collection · Shooting Academy · Skiing
May - October
The Laurel Highlands are at peak green through summer; September and October bring some of Pennsylvania's best fall color draped directly over the fairways.
Book Mystic Rock's 5th hole tee time at mid-morning when the light hits the 30-foot waterfall beside the green at full angle — the Chief Nemacolin statue and the pond create one of Pete Dye's most theatrical par-5 settings. The wildlife safari is a genuine half-day commitment; schedule it for a rest day between rounds.
Resort membership club (non-equity; resort amenity access)
Start the full applicationNemacolin maintains an on-property airfield (FAA identifier PA88) with a 3,845-foot runway, allowing private aircraft to land directly at the resort. Daytime use only; 48-hour prior permission required.
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