Brick ranch vacation rental 0.9 miles from Liberty University

A House Built for Liberty Weekends. Four Minutes from Campus.

Graduation, move-in, College for a Weekend, Convocation, Flames games. Sleep 14 in one house instead of splitting across hotel rooms.

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Closer to Campus than the Hotels Are

The Liberty Ranch House sits in College Park, 0.9 miles from Liberty University, about 4 minutes from campus. Drop a student at convocation and be back at the kitchen table before the coffee cools. The hotels lining Wards Road put you 15 to 20 minutes away once Liberty traffic merges onto US 460. We do not.

During graduation weekend, Liberty hosts more than 70,000 guests across two days. Every hotel within 30 miles books out months ahead, and the survivors charge resort rates with a single king bed. A four-plus-bedroom house with a kitchen, a dining table for fourteen, two washer-dryer pairs, and a fenced yard for the family dog is a different category of stay.

The Liberty Calendar We Serve

  • Commencement Weekend (May): The big one. Three to four nights, families of 8 to 14, often multiple generations.
  • Move-In (August): Two to three nights while parents settle a student into a dorm and lay in groceries.
  • College for a Weekend (CFAW, Sept-Nov): Prospective students plus parents, two nights.
  • Convocation guests (year-round): Speakers, board members, and visiting families.
  • Flames athletics: Football, basketball, and hockey weekends, especially conference matchups.
  • Parent & Family Weekend (October): Liberty's parents weekend packs campus dining, so the home kitchen earns its keep.

Booking Direct

Request your stay through ridgeroost.com to book the same house directly with the host. Direct bookings include the nightly rate, cleaning fee, and applicable taxes, with no service fee.

We accept Zelle after a request is approved. You can text the host with questions about early check-in, changes, or the property.

Plan the Whole Weekend

Already booked? Read the local guide so the first morning does not get wasted on logistics.

Read the Liberty Graduation Guide