This place feels like a Hallmark movie. They have tons of activities like: pumpkin patch, petting…read morezoo, giant slide, jumping pillows, corn maze, general store, apple cannon, rope courses, etc. They also had multiple food trucks and sold cider donuts (yum). I came with my daughter, who is a year and half old, and she had an absolute blast looking at everything. The staff was lovely and even offered to take pictures of our family. I will note that the address listed here on doesn't seem to be updated and it's actually: 7400 State Hwy 86, Kiowa, CO 80117.

This is our go to pumpkin patch!!!! The place got bigger and is always fun for the kids - the best…read morepart it's never super crazy crowded where it's unbearable to have fun! The apple cider donuts are delusions and all their drinks! We enjoyed the tractor ride and played in the corn mazes as well! The people are very nice and they even help you find a parking spot- when you leave they wave goodbye! So cute! The value is great!! We bought the season pass which you can visit the patch anytime they are open for one price- it's amazing! We will always come here!

However, Rocky Mountain Pastures is a local gem I've recently discovered. I bought a dozen eggs,…read moresome duck eggs, lamb merguez sausages, and some NY strip steaks - absolutely amazing. Absolutely delicious. I found out they do delivery too (for only $3!). So get eggs that are so fresh they are only a few days old vs the supermarkets where the average age of an egg is 45 days old!!! A wonderful locally owned family farm - try it out (and hopefully some of the restaurants in Parker will too - imagine the menu "locally Produced here in Douglas County"

In times of uncertainty, this farm is a game changer. Thanks for the home delivery, eggs, pork,…read morechicken, beef, and tonight's dinner, braised rabbit. Why we need more sustainable farms.

This trip, we purchased one pound of Turkey Jerky and a Spiral Sliced Honey Glazed Ham plus The…read moreSmoked Pork Chops are thick and tender. If you stop in, you will not be disappointed

Having just taken my nearly 2 year old to the Denver Children's Museum for the first time the day…read morebefore, this was SUCH a breath of fresh air. I can't say enough good things about it but most importantly how is this free?! I feel like they could charge $5 admission & I'd still be cool with it but I'll take free all day! My son has never seen a farm & growing up in San Jose my mother often took my brother & I to a place called Prusch Farm. Very similar to this museum so I was delighted to be able to find something I could take my son to so that I could try to give him the kind of cool childhood memories I treasure. This was even better because of the working Blacksmith! My son was in awe by the whole thing but my husband & I have never seen a blacksmith in action either. The variety of animals plus the costumed volunteers & walkable buildings are such a great way to entertain a toddler. We got there at opening & were able to get everything done by the time it was getting more crowded around 11AM. I would definitely come back as we missed seeing the small indoor museum near check in. Loved this 10x more then the Children's Museum!

What a fun little day activity. I went with my daughter and Mom and we walked around the 40 acre…read morefarm which is very accurately historically based. The inside of the museum was very interesting with an art exhibit, a special exhibit which currently focused on Kate Farretti and the Littleton history area which included a kids zone. The Kate Farretti exhibit depicted the life of a famous hat maker originally from Italy, she settled in Denver with her husband and made hats for Denver's elite including Molly Brown. Kate was also mother to the first triplets to be born in Denver. You can spend a couple hours here and make a day of it. I loved the living history farm portion which included 1860's and 1890's farms and contained 5 historical buildings as well as outhouses and a root cellar. It is an acutal working farm with 1800lb cows, turkeys, chickens, sheep, donkeys and a blacksmith! The gardens throughout were beautiful, we got to pick some pumpkins and see what would have been grown in this historical time period. Both livestock and gardens were accurately portrayed for the time period. You can only bring water in so don't try to do a picnic onsite. You are able to bring strollers and wagons and I would recommend doing so, there is a lot of land to be covered which requires a lot of walking.

I enjoy going to the fair every year. It's definitely repetitive with the food options but it's…read morestill fun to grab a little bite and some beers throughout the day. The staff are really fun and truly follow their characters! The decor is so cool and I love their setup, it's awesome how it stays up year round. It's very fun to be able to dress up for this event and just enjoy the day with friends and family. The souvenirs are super expensive but that's probably due to vendors trying to make up what they paid in the set up fee. It's still super cool stuff. It's extremely hot in July but luckily there is a lot of shade and spots to sit. I would recommend going at least once!

Countless vendors, entertainers, food options, and activities that really made it feel like…read morestepping into another world. The festival grounds are beautiful and so unique from other Renaissance Festivals! It is exceptionally well run, especially for a seasonal operation. Parking, traffic, maintenance, entertainment are impressive. Walking through the festival felt like being at Costco on its busiest Saturday of all times. I actually enjoy being somewhere that's so popular. A packed event creates a fun energy. However- the festival has become a victim of its own popularity. Even at 3pm, food lines are 100+ deep, and last hours. The problem isn't admission capacity but the ability to feed guests. Demand has simply outgrown the infrastructure for food service. I left after a couple hours without buying food or drinks, simply because I wasn't able to. This represents lost revenue for vendors as well as a worse guest experience. I'm not sure what the solution is. But I'd really hope the owners can figure something out. The festival keeps admission and food reasonably priced, and it's clear that a tremendous amount of work goes into creating such a wonderful event. Unfortunately, at this point, the festival has become a victim of its own success. Hurts me to type this, but I think they need to think about limiting attendance or increasing ticket and food prices enough to reduce crowding and make the experience more enjoyable for everyone. The customers deserve to be fed, and the vendors deserve to make money!

Jill's generosity is unmatched. She carefully plans each event to meet the exact needs of her…read moreaudience and provides love, support, and guidance every step of the way. She shares her passion and knowledge to help with each detail of the painting and to ensure it comes out exactly as you hope. We have our artwork generated with Jill displayed throughout our home. Jill also has an incredible program that gives back to organizations for hosting an event and we had the opportunity to have fun painting while our burros in the rescue benefited! You will not be disappointed and expect a great experience spending time with Jill!

such a fun event! Well planned and organized. Venue was fantastic, the drinks and sushi! The…read morehostess made sure people felt connected and engaged, highly recommend

We visited this Holiday market a few months ago, while we were visiting the Denver, CO area. This…read moreis a nice little Christmas market that offers popular local vendors. Most of the vendors offer homemade products, and their this Holiday market is affordable. They also had an indoor festival tent which was nice to enjoy a beverage and food, while listening to music.

Cute little market with lots of handmade and interesting vendors. A tent for drinking it you want…read more Little vintage vignettes to snap photos. The vendors have "pods" a great idea to be able to lock up at night. You do have to be careful and step up into them if you want to see items closer. Items are hand made/ specially crafted and priced accordingly. We enjoyed chatting with the craftspeople and seeing all the interesting items.

Great place to buy unique, local handmade and homegrown items from farmers, ranchers, crafters,…read moreartisans and homesteaders. You just never know what you'll find here.

Best Selection of Vendors! One stop shopping for weekly and holiday shopping from farm fresh…read moreproducts, apparel, art, tamales, salsa, dog treats and so much more! Friendly vendors at great prices, so glad Elizabeth has this to offer the communtiy.