Four Mile Historic Park

What a pleasant surprise! Visited Bright lights exhibit twice in three weeks. I’ll keep bringing my (adult) friends here just to see their faces light up. So creative and tasteful. Makes me want to learn about other cultures.

Fun little museum. The volunteers are friendly and it is inexpensive. They have some live farm animals: horses, goats, pigs, chickens. They had some picnic tables, could be a fun place for a lunch.

This place, during Bright nights, is mesmerizing. My daughter had fun despite some of the attractions being shoddily put together. I enjoyed it as well despite what seemed to be excessive ticketing prices. Outside of the Bright Nights Event the historical background is interesting...largely for the history buffs. Staff are knowledgeable and courteous. I was there last year during the day and twas a reasonably good experience.

Beautiful park in the city, plenty of bathrooms and lots of events are hosted here. The city has done a great job at cleaning this park up. Definitely recommend visiting the Bright Nights festival they host at the end of summer.

Very family friendly and economical, there are a few activities to occupy the kids here, from viewing a couple horses, goats, chickens and pigs, to learning about the history of this oldest building in Denver from the Colorado territory era. The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful, the day couldn’t have been nicer, the Percheron horse, couldn’t be more magnificent. There was a Native American event this day, why the horses were painted up in water based paint. There will be many more events here for the year, I’m told. Can’t wait for the pumpkin patch event, apparently the Easter Egg hunt is a main draw, just missed it the month prior.