Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms

Katie Lauterbach

A lovely place to admire the flowers native to Colorado located on an old farm. There's still goats and chickens onsite, a very nice setting. A pretty butterfly pavilion to stroll thru. I spent about 2 hours here with my folks and enjoyed the walk and flowers. Reasonably priced.

Rabbi Birdie Becker

A calm stroll through wooded gardens and lavender patch. Ended with a delightful encounter in a small but active butterfly cage. A lovely way to spend an hour. Completely accessible.

Josh Blaha

I had been wanting to visit this garden for quite a while, and I wasn't disappointed. When I got there, the first thing that occurred to me was how necessary this little oasis from the city was. You hear all the sounds of nature while your eyes are full of bright, vivid flowers in the intriguingly-designed layout. I let my eyes guide me around the garden encouraged by my curiosity. I discovered the garden of irises and lavender, which I can't wait to visit later in the season. Then there was branch-constructed maze that made me feel like a kid again. I wondered over to the native plants and the survival garden, which inspired me for my garden. I stumbled upon a trail that led me to the children's play area with a tree house followed by the stables and barns. There's a little bit of history here to teach kids what life was like when the farm was established. I could go on and on, but I think you should see it for yourself. I'll be back for sure to see the gardens in other seasons.

Lauren Veltkamp

Lovely area to walk. Went there for the corn maze. It was simple and appreciated the long option yet happy the shorter option was also available. Food trucks were quick and friendly . The train rides were a nice touch and good for pictures. Loved the intertwined vine sculpture.