Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms - Littleton, Colorado

A D.

Came here for the Christmas lights and they were cute. It’s a bit smaller scale compared to the zoo lights and the price here fortunately affects that. I like that it was away from the hustle and bustle of Denver traffic. It was initially a little hard to find but once I finished being turned around it was fine. Did several loops around so it turned into a good little walking session. I’m glad I finally saw the lights at Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield!

Sam A. Z.

We had our wedding at The Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield Farms, at the Deer Creek Stables. We had an amazing day and I specifically want to call out Jeremiah who helped us tremendously and was a practical problem solver through all the ups and downs of wedding planning. He was clearly SO busy during wedding season but he was transparent in his communication and always made us feel like a priority. Our guests kept commenting on how beautiful the gardens were. Book in October if you can! One surprise we encountered was the charge for using a preferred caterer. There is a charge for going outside of the list, but the Botanic Gardens also charges their preferred vendors a fee to be on the list, and this gets passed on to the customer. So you'll pay a fee either way, if that helps with making decisions. Overall though, it was a great experience and I'm so happy we had our wedding here. I love that we might come back and pick pumpkins with our kids and show them where we got married. It's a special place.

Dom

I went to the trail of light with my family. I was a great holiday experience. We even had one person in a wheelchair and she was able do go everywhere it was great. Weekday ar the best days to go it gets really busy on weekends. Buy you tickets before hand they have time slots and be sure to bundle up.

Kinsey F.

Absolutely gorgeous and peaceful. Affordable to visit (especially if you are a member at the botanical gardens- it's included in your membership). I am excited to visit during the other seasons. Truly amazing what they have made possible with this land! Also- loved the butterfly pavilion. So cool.

Sara

I visited on a weekday and had lots of quiet space to myself with just a few field trip groups there. I used my Denver Botanic Gardens pass for entrance. The landscape makes for a great autumn walk. Be sure to use the bathroom when you pass it, there’s only one.

Mark S.

Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield Farms is a great addition to the Botanic Gardens and gives them space for a big corn maze, a huge pumpkin patch and more for special events.
We went for the corn maze and pumpkin patch where you can pick pumpkins ranging in price from $2 - $ 11 each. They had lots of food trucks, activities for the kids and family. Even a fun a bluegrass band. It is super dusty do be aware and wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty in. Not many places to sit, however there are lots of port o pottys and shuttles to and from the parking lot.
Tickets are timed entry and available online and some at the entrance.

♿ Accessible parking
🏧 On site
🚺🚹 Port O Potty
🍻 Beer available for 21+

Chrissy S.

Beautiful but went to the Pumpkinfest and expensive to get in and not much to do AT All, except enjoy the scenery and go through the maze! Pumpkins are available to pick choices poor and they are expensive ! A few vendors for food but they don’t even have picnic tables! So many things they could add to improve! Definitely not worth it unless you just want to enjoy the scenery.

Terri G.

We (all adults) had a great time at the Botanical Gardens Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch Sunday. I was afraid it was going to be mainly for children but it was super fun. They have fun carnival/fair type food booths there as well which was fun (kettle corn, caramel apples, brat, shaved iced and much more. However you can’t take food and drinks into the maze and that was not clear to us so buy those items after.

The fall colors are gorgeous right now and it’s a great place to take pictures .

The maze was fun and not easy. To help speed it up take a picture of the map. The main maze is not really for kids as it’s too hard but they might have fun just running around. There is a kid maze as well. I highly advise against a stroller or wagon in the big maze . I saw some try it but the path is full of ruts , rocks, etc. They looked quite exasperated. They mention this on the website as well.

The pumpkins are gorgeous and quite cheap if you want one. $10 for a large. $5 for a medium.

They have other things to do such as an escape room, hay wagon ride, etc. The botanical garden did a fantastic job!

We did buy our tickets ahead of time and I think they manage the attendance so you don’t feel it’s too crowded.