Four Mile Historic Park
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On the banks of Cherry Creek, just four miles from downtown Denver, Four Mile Historic Park is a 12 acre oasis featuring Denver's oldest standing structure, pioneer exhibits, special events for all ages, and guided tours that transport visitors to Colorado's frontier past. Once a wayside inn and stage stop, Four Mile House and grounds are the setting for unique family, student, senior and rental activities that offer visitors a unique experience apart from the bustle of their busy lives.
Horse drawn rides available most weekends.
MIssion: To educate, preserve, and interpret the western rural heritage of Colorado to a diverse public.
Regular Tour Hours
April 1 - September 30:
Wednesday - Friday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
October 1 - March 31:
Wednesday - Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:00pm
Admission Prices
Four Mile Historic Park Members: FREE
Adults (18-64): $5.00
Seniors (65+) & Military (with ID): $4.00
Youth (7-17): $3.00
6 & Under: Free
Included with admission to Four Mile Historic Park:
• Guided tour of the Four Mile House Museum
• Try Your Hand at Gold-Panning
• Explore the Park with our Family Activity Packs (by availability) and
• See our historic reproduction buildings & barns, Native American Tipi, and Miner & Trapper area.
• And we have Fun Games & Park Maps.
Stop by or contact us for more information on our year-round field trips, scout experiences, birthday parties, and private events!
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"WONDERFUL Tip Back in Time"
The annual Fall Festival is NOT TO BE MISSED! There are so many opportunities to learn about the past. I wish the festival was all month long as this is a place that you could visit multiple times and still learn something new. My young children LOVED touring the old homestead house and still talk about it (a year later). These type of areas are fast becoming extinct so please support this preservation of history!
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"Love the pumpkin patch"
Sometimes a transplanted midwesterner can feel that Denver is dry and urban, and depending on where you live, lacking in trees. We like to visit Four Mile Historic Park in October during pumpkin patch season, especially on a rainy day! The crowds are smaller and the grounds come to life-the clanking of the blacksmith drowns out traffic, and the cider and pumpkins under the trees suddenly make you feel that you could be in the midwest 100 years ago. Our kids ages 5-10 loved it, especially the muddy boots.
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"easy and close"
This is an easily accessible "step back in time" visit - right in Denver. Our favorite visit was during one of their October weekends - pumpkin patch, vendors, bake sale, cider - a beautiful fall activity with kids. It was great to see some metalsmithing demonstrations, etc.
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