Twelve acres of history with horses, goats, chickens and pigs, a historic house, and a free KultureCity sensory bag at the front desk. The goats can be loud. Pick up the sensory bag first.
June to December: Wednesday to Sunday 10 am to 4 pm; call 720-865-0800 before a Wednesday or Thursday visit to confirm. January to May: Friday to Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. Last entrance 3:30 pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and for special events as posted.
“Need another option? Visit us during General Daytime Admission” and “explore the lanterns without lights and sound at your own pace Wednesday-Sunday 10am-4pm.”
“Guests can borrow a KultureCity® Sensory Bag at the Front Desk in the Grant Family Education Center.”
The park doesn't say which days are quieter. Free days (Nov 20, Dec 18) draw the most people, and the park adds blacksmithing and demonstrations those days, so more noise too.
The park usually puts its free day on the fourth Friday, but the last 2026 free days are Fri Nov 20 and Fri Dec 18. Check the park's hours page before a free-day visit in 2027.
Brunch with Father Christmas (Sat Dec 12, two seatings, 8:30 am and 11:30 am) has tractor rides, crafts, a story time and a visit with Father Christmas. There's no word on noise or crowds for it. Join the park's newsletter for ticket news.
Free KultureCity Sensory Bag to borrow at the Front Desk, first come, first served: noise cancelling headphones, strobe resistant sunglasses, fidget tools. Bring your own headphones too in case they run out.
Daytime: adults 18 to 64 $8, seniors 65+ and military $7, youth 7 to 17 $6, 6 and under free. Free days left in 2026: Fri Nov 20 and Fri Dec 18.
Goats Opal and Ruby (the park says if you see one alone, “you’ll probably hear them yelling for each other to come back!”)not stated
Blacksmithing and demonstrations on free days (“live blacksmithing and domestic artist demonstrations”)not stated
Bright Nights lantern show, evenings through Nov 8 (“brightly colored lanterns”; music by rented headset; the free sensory bag includes strobe resistant sunglasses)not stated
Quieter
Free parking in a partly paved, partly gravel lot at 4846 E Exposition Ave; it can fill on event days. Accessible parking in front of the Grant Family Education Center.
Pick up and drop off in the park's lot any time, even if you park elsewhere.
Barrier-free entrance at the main entrance of the Grant Family Education Center.
Paths are dusty dirt and uneven, with some wooden boardwalks; wear closed-toe shoes, and a sturdy stroller or wheelchair helps. The Four Mile House has one step in, three more to the brick addition, and no elevator.
Horses, goats, chickens and pigs live here. Don't climb on the enclosures or feed the animals.
No food, drink, gum or candy in the Four Mile House Museum. Sealed drinks, empty water bottles and baby bottles are fine in the park; picnics on the grounds are welcome.
Only ADA service animals; no pets or emotional support animals.
Bright Nights lantern show: Wednesday to Sunday evenings through Nov 8 (6 to 11 pm). Adults $28 online or $30 at the door, youth 3 to 12 $21 or $23, seniors and military $27 at the door only. Tickets can't be refunded or rescheduled.
Park map: canva.link/6jfhowaagtdsd8h. Access questions: call 720-865-0800, or email info@fourmilepark.org with Accessibility in the subject.
