Jeremy Ranch, Protected area in Summit County, Utah.

Jeremy Ranch is a community in Toll Canyon, at the head of East Canyon, within the Summit Park census-designated place in Summit County, Utah. East Canyon Creek flows northwest through it, and it sits at 6,400 feet (2,000 m) in the Wasatch Range. Interstate 80 runs past it about 9 miles northwest of Park City and 15 miles east of Salt Lake City.

The community lies in Toll Canyon, an area once called Gorgoza, about 9 miles northwest of Park City and 15 miles east of Salt Lake City along Interstate 80. It is now part of the Summit Park census-designated place in Summit County, and its golf course was designed by Arnold Palmer.

Jeremy Ranch Elementary School, part of the Park City School District, sits inside the community and serves its families. The surrounding streets take their name from the ranch that once occupied the land, and the school is the one public building most residents pass daily. Golfers from outside the valley come for the Arnold Palmer course, which shapes the community's seasonal rhythm.

The area sits east of Salt Lake City along Interstate 80 and is relatively easy to reach by car. Multiple hiking trails and mountain biking paths are available here, with visitors noting the higher elevation and changing mountain conditions.

The Jeremy Ranch Golf Course was designed by Arnold Palmer. The community sits at 6,400 feet (2,000 m) in the Wasatch Range, and East Canyon Creek flows northwest through it toward East Canyon.