The Riders' home for the season is to the South West of Whistler village. It is a large house with a massive wooden deck looking out over the Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.

The building was built in the early nineties by Dawn T (the current landlady). Dawn built an extension onto the house as it was in 2001 to create a duplex with a large house at the front and a smaller apartment at the back. Dawn now lives in the rear part of the duplex and ensures that the Riders aren't bouncing the neighbours off the walls.

There are three bedrooms: the master bedroom, a guest double room and a dormitory with four bunk beds. The bedrooms will be shared over the season but first pick saw Bob drawing the short straw and Jon the gold medal with Andy settling for the guest room.

The front porch leads to the guest room, dormitory, bathroom and utility/board room. A huge open plan living/kitchen/dining area is just up the stairs and on the same floor as the master bedroom and en suite bathroom. There is a wood burning stove which heats the place up in about half an hour, and the wooden deck that proudly flies the St George's and Canadian flags.

Unlike the Wagon of Justice, the Palace of Righteous Justice far exceedes any expectations. It is the centre for Total Justice Delivery in Whistler.