We spent a lovely afternoon doing a wine tasting and charcuterie. The owner is super nice and…read morehelpful. Wines were all really great, I bought my two favorites to take home.

Such a genuine interesting and fun experience. The wine is so thoughtful and well executed- great…read moreselection. And the proprietors are so knowledgeable. Amazing place. Fun people. Can't say enough.

What a great arts festival for a small town like Castle Rock! The event is attended by artists…read morefrom allover the country. Some of the sculpture, paintings, textiles and photographs will really amaze you. I love exploring the individual artists tents/ booths which showcase everything from modern art to folk art and hand knit hats. I bought some great jewelry pieces. It is wonderful to have that one of a kind piece handmade by artisans. I also purchased some gorgeous hand blown glass pieces at an excellent value. This year I spent a good deal of time just wandering around enjoying the live music, the birds of prey exhibit, the delicious food and snow cones! Wine & beer were also available for those who wanted to enjoy them. I try to go every year as it now signals me that summer is coming to an end and the leaves are turning beneath the Rock. Just go and enjoy a perfect end-of-summer event in Castle Rock.

A smallish art festival with a lot of 'home mortgage' and other stuff mixed in. Don't expect it to…read morebe Cherry Creek, but shows like Golden and Cheeseman are far superior to this one. I wouldn't travel to attend; nice if you're already in town and on the way to the store or something.

What a great hidden-in-plain-sight wine cellar! For Valentine's Day we wanted to try a new spot and…read moregave this place a go. It's in a shopping plaza with Max Taps among other stores but it feels super quiet and calm inside. The staff here was very friendly and since the place was relatively empty we had some nice convos. There's bar seating as well as some other tables/couchy areas. The options here are either a wine tasting OR purchase a bottle of wine and drink it there (or take it home). You unfortunately can't just order a single pour. I had done the white tasting and my husband the red. We were impressed with the flavor palates and ended up taking a bottle of white and a bottle of red home. Really a little hidden gem in Centennial and definitely plan to go back again.

My husband found this wonderful wine tasting room just 15 min from our home in Castle Rock and the…read morewines are amazing! We've been looking for a nice little wine bar with good California wines and this is the image! The staff is so friendly and it's a nice and relaxing place to come try some delicious wines. They source their grapes from Paso Robles and Columbia Valley. Ps. Don't bring kids unless they are extremely well behaved. So rude and ruins the ambiance. We will be back very soon!

What an awesome place! I went here for a retirement party and had a great time. I tried a ton of…read morered wines and enjoyed them all, but the sangria based one was my favorite. The staff was really cool and they were on top of everything, grabbing trash and serving drinks quickly.

Such a fun little experience. We came in for the wine tasting/making and it did not disappoint…read more Marcus was as knowledgeable as he was patient. Can't wait to crack into my creation.

Best pumpkin patch in Colorado! We had the best time and will be back! I recommend buying tickets…read morein advance online because you get in faster! What is great is you can use the tickets for any day the whole season so you don't have to pick a day to go and worry about needing to change the day! Super convenient and the price is good! We paid for the basic entry ticket and nothing extra and it was worth it! So much is included you don't need to worry about not being able to do anything! We were there for 4hrs and didn't even do all the things we could have. We ate lunch there, the food was expensive but that's common nowadays. I got the pulled pork sandwich and it was delicious! So don't worry about not liking the food, it's well prepared and tons of options. We also got a coffee and it tasted good too! They really have it all! My favorite part was the mutin-busting, they made it so fun! The corn maze was a close second, it's not too hard and fun! This place is super kid friendly and the price is worth all the fun you get to enjoy! Also they out wood chips on the ground everywhere so you don't need to worry about mud! We will be back!

By far, one of the funner pumpkin patches that I've taken my kids to over the course of their 13…read moreyears. The pumpkin patch itself is not nearly as big or cool as some of the others, and the corn maze was only about waist high, but the overall experience Was way more enjoyable here. Pig races were a blast. Food was really decent stadium food quality overall great experience highly recommend if Ryan had kids I think he would bring him here.

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!

Our host was friendly and knowledgeable for our wine tasting. The room is nicely decorated with…read morecomfortable furniture. We had a good time, and didn't feel rushed in any way.

Our country club was booked up for Mother's Day brunch but it ended up working out for the best…read morebecause we discovered Purgatory Cellars does a Mother's Day brunch. My mom even said she would prefer to do that in future years vs. going back to the club! It was a very affordable option for Mother's Day but we liked supporting a local business. It also felt more intimate and carefree, not to mention an easy commute & parking situation from where we live. I think the only thing that would make it a perfect 5/5 Star brunch would be bigger forks, add knives, more napkins, & smoother ordering process. We were first timers at the winery so we didn't know what our tickets got us. Really the offering for Mother's Day brunch is on point & some small logistical improvements would really make this a perfect outing. I'd been dying to come to try their wine so this was a great way to be exposed to the winery. We hadn't known that ordering a mimosa meant buying a whole bottle of champagne but after trying their "Indulgence" my mom & I agreed we would get that everytime. They also provide a great plate of food for the ticket price that won't have you leaving hungry. The staff were also lovely. Looks like I'll be coming back soon since my husband who couldn't join us says he wants me to take him to their regular Sunday brunch.

So cute and full of Castle Rock history. A fun experience for anyone who has chosen to make Castle…read moreRock their home.

I stumbled across this museum while walking around Castle Rock on a Saturday afternoon. I was told…read morethat this building originally sat where the fire station is located downtown. It looked like quite the project to move this building to the current location. Unfortunately, this location is "out of sight, out of mind." I feel that this museum is an important part of Castle Rock history. Part of the original flooring is still intact. And the graffiti on the right end of the building was interesting. Various graffiti on the wall was explained to me. I was impressed that there was so much to look at for such a small building. I was fortunate to have a guided tour by a staff member. I believe staff are volunteers. They also feature various presentations about Castle Rock which are actually held at the library (Phillip Miller). They also have a nice gift shop. Make sure you browse the various items. They sell some nice books. I purchased a Douglas County history book for half off the price. Again, I felt fortunate to have a staff member tell me about various history events in Castle Rock. This experience gave me a really nice appreciation for being a Castle Rock resident. I love learning the history about any community I live in. There is also an opportunity to purchase a brick ($100) where the proceeds go to the museum. The brick is placed directly outside the museum for display. It was very nice to see all of the bricks purchased so far. The museum visit gets better when you exit and walk through the back yard. It's a nice area to sit at and rest for a nice weather day. There are some nice buildings to look at as well. You can also have an opportunity to look at the donor bricks on the side of the building. I recommend this museum if you're a Castle Rock resident or visiting. I also recommend it if you live in Colorado. Take a trip to Castle Rock and have some breakfast or brunch before your museum visit. Make sure you check their hours of operation. Enjoy!