Four Mile Historic Park

Four Mile Historic Park is a 12-acre historic park and working farm in Denver, Colorado, situated at 715 S. Forest Street in the Cherry Creek neighborhood. Home to Denver's oldest standing structure — the Four Mile House Museum, built in 1859 — the grounds blend frontier history with flexible event infrastructure, offering a distinctive backdrop for weddings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations. Five named event spaces accommodate a range of private events across the property. The Four Mile Pavilion is a clear-span tent with glass walls, raised flooring, and an optional solid white roof, furnished with tables, chairs, and linens available in custom colors. Grant Hall and its adjacent Backyard Garden pair panoramic park views, tall windows, wood detailing, and a fireplace with direct access to a private lawn. The Grove, a secluded grassy area surrounded by tall conifers and framed by the historic Four Mile House Museum, is suited to formal ceremonies and smaller gatherings. A Meeting Room and the Scotty Wilkins Salon round out the offering for smaller receptions and corporate meetings. Full-park buyouts accommodate large weddings and corporate picnics, with the option to close the park to the public during daytime events. Free on-site parking is available, and the venue works with a curated list of preferred catering vendors.