Hideout · Jordanelle · Wasatch County
Hideout real estate
Homes, homesites, and townhomes. County parcels, not a diagram.
A town on the Jordanelle Reservoir, between Park City and Heber. Tap a lot to open that neighborhood. A price pin opens a list-price card on the map.
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The town, then the neighborhood
Hideout is its own municipality. Hideout Canyon, Soaring Hawk, Golden Eagle, Lakeview Estates, Forevermore, and Venturi are the single-family neighborhoods in county records. A built year is a home. No built year is a homesite.
Shoreline and Rustler are townhome neighborhoods. Klaim, Deer Springs, and Deer Waters are the other small-lot subdivisions, about 0.04 acres, one parcel per address. Those five are the townhomes. There are no condos in Hideout.
Deer Mountain Resort is one parcel and is not split into lots. Settlement at Hideout Canyon is commercial land, not homes. There is no club membership to transfer with the deed. Deer Valley is the resort up the road, on its own page.
Utah is a non-disclosure state. These pages do not publish a sold price, a closed price, or a neighborhood price index. An active card, when one matches, shows list price only.
Neighborhoods on the map
- Hideout Canyon
Homes · Homesites
Residential neighborhoods: Phase 1, Phases 2 and 4, Phase 2A, Phases 5, 6, 8, and 8A, and Neighborhood A lots 16 and 17. A built year is a home. No built year is a homesite.
- Soaring Hawk
Homes · Homesites
Soaring Hawk Subdivision, phases 1 through 4. Homes where county records have a built year. Homesites where it does not.
- Golden Eagle
Homes · Homesites
Golden Eagle Subdivision, phases 1, 2, and 3. Most of the residential parcels have no built year. Those are homesites.
- Lakeview Estates
Homes · Homesites
Lakeview Estates, phases 1, 2, and 3. Most parcels have no built year. Lots are about 0.15 acres.
- Forevermore
Homes · Homesites
Forevermore, the first section. Fourteen residential parcels. Eight have a built year.
- Venturi
Homesites
Venturi Neighborhood A. Two residential lots, about 1.13 acres each. Neither has a built year in county records.
- Shoreline
Townhomes
Shoreline phases 1, 2, and 3, neighborhoods A, B, and C. The county records calls them townhome neighborhood. Lots are about 0.04 to 0.06 acres.
- Rustler
Townhomes
Rustler neighborhoods A, B, C, and D. The county records calls them townhome neighborhood. Lots are about 0.05 acres.
- Klaim
Townhomes
Klaim Subdivision, phases 1 through 4. Every residential lot in county records is 0.04 acres. Not a condo neighborhood.
- Deer Springs
Townhomes
Deer Springs Subdivision, phase 1 and phases 2A and 2B. Residential lots are about 0.03 to 0.04 acres. Not a condo neighborhood.
- Deer Waters
Townhomes
Deer Waters Resort, phases 1 through 4. Residential lots are about 0.04 to 0.06 acres. Not a condo neighborhood.
Questions, answered
What is Hideout real estate?
Hideout real estate is the town on the Jordanelle Reservoir, in Wasatch County, between Park City and Heber. The map draws the subdivision neighborhoods the county records inside that city: homes, homesites, and townhomes. It is not a private club, and it is not Deer Valley.
Which Hideout neighborhoods are on the map?
The county records supports Hideout Canyon, Soaring Hawk, Golden Eagle, Lakeview Estates, Forevermore, Venturi, Shoreline, Rustler, Klaim, Deer Springs, and Deer Waters. Those names are the neighborhood names. The map draws the parcel, not a diagram.
Are there homesites in Hideout?
Yes. A residential parcel with no built year is drawn as a homesite. Golden Eagle is most of that set. Hideout Canyon, Soaring Hawk, Lakeview Estates, Forevermore, and Venturi also have pads with no built year. Unbuilt remnants over about five acres are left off.
Where are the townhomes?
Shoreline and Rustler are the townhome neighborhoods. Klaim, Deer Springs, and Deer Waters are residential lots of about 0.04 acres, one parcel per address. county records do not call those three a condominium. They are drawn as townhomes because the lot is the unit.
Are there condos in Hideout?
Wasatch County records have no condo neighborhood in the city of Hideout. Deer Mountain Resort section 1 is one parcel and is not split into residence lots, so it is not drawn. Settlement at Hideout Canyon is commercial land, not homes.
Do you publish a sold price for Hideout?
Utah is a non-disclosure state. These pages do not publish a sold price, a closed price, or a neighborhood price index. An active card, when one matches, shows list price only.
Where do I browse Hideout listings?
Public inventory is on the listings page. Map shows property lines from county records. Only homes for sale in these neighborhoods appear.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties, Park City Neighborhood Report, as of October 7, 2026.