This is where the scale starts to get serious. Park City Creek Crossing Loop has six bedrooms, but the number I care about more is how those rooms are distributed. There are five conventional adult bedrooms before you ever need the bunk room. Then the bunk room gives the kids or younger members of the group a completely different kind of space. That's a much smarter way to handle a big group than filling every bedroom with bunks just to advertise a larger capacity. The rest of the house follows the same thinking. There's a dedicated game room, a deck, fire pit, private hot tub and mountain views. It's a modern Canyons house built for a group that intends to use the home rather than simply sleep there. For a multigenerational ski trip or several families traveling together, that's the story I'd lead with: the house is genuinely designed for a crowd.