Find the right time to visit for general admission, special events, or to schedule an education program.
The Park is a hub of cultural and outdoor exploration, offering a diverse array of educational programs centered around Colorado history. Guided tours of the iconic Four Mile House, field trips, and outreach programs provide an immersive journey into the past, allowing visitors to connect with the heritage that has shaped Denver.
Friday – Sunday:
10:00am – 4:00pm*
Wednesday – Sunday:
10:00am – 4:00pm*
*Last entrance into the Park is at 3:30pm
Adults: $8
Senior(65+)/Military: $7
Youth (7-17): $6
Youth (6 & Under): Free!
4MHP Members: Free!
Four Mile Historic Park is a gateway to Denver’s Western heritage, offering a vibrant 12-acre oasis with a working farm and Denver’s oldest standing structure, the Four Mile House Museum. The museum houses an extensive collection of mid-to-late 1800s Western artifacts, serving educational, historical, curatorial, and research purposes. Proudly acting as a custodian of cultural treasures, the museum evolves with contemporary approaches to artifact interaction, aspiring to be an immersive cultural attraction that goes beyond traditional museum settings. Visitors actively participate in a dynamic experience that brings history to life.
– Take a tour of the historic Four Mile House Museum – open 11:00 am – 3:00 pm (last tour starts at 2:30)
– Say hello to our animals. The Park is home to horses, goats, chickens, and pigs!
– Experience the Park’s Monthly Themes
– Take an audio tour
– Stroll through the Park’s gardens and grounds
– Explore Colorado history through our Upcoming Events
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Find the right time to visit for general admission, special events, or to schedule an education program.
Find your way around the Park’s rugged 12 acres of farmland nestled against the banks of the Cherry Creek.
Make your way to this surprising farmland oasis hidden in the heart of the city.
Help preserve Four Mile for future generations by enjoying the site responsibly.
Take home a little piece of Colorado history!