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Things To Do in Denver Suburbs

Tiny Town & Railroad

4.6
1,743 Google reviews

One of 177 things to do we've tracked near Denver Suburbs.

Things to Know

Tiny Town & Railroad is a miniature village attraction featuring 110-year-old buildings and a steam train ride, located in the foothills near Denver and best suited for families with young children.

Reviewers consistently praise it as a whimsical, budget-friendly family experience where young children can explore detailed tiny buildings and ride a real coal-burning train, though the aging structures show visible wear.

  • Intricate detail in miniature buildings with interactive interiors kids can enter for photos
  • Real steam train ride around the property offers a unique experience for families
  • Budget-friendly admission with playground, picnic tables, and reasonably priced snacks on-site
  • Appeals to a wide age range from toddlers to teens and adults
  • Many buildings show significant deterioration including broken roofs, peeling paint, and debris inside
  • Coal-burning train emissions create noticeable fumes during the ride
  • Café only accepts cash despite $4 bottled water prices, with limited ATM availability

Based on Google reviews · AI summarized

Hours

Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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What Visitors Say

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Noodle Man

10 months ago

This place is awesome! Perfect for little kids, but adults had fun too! So much detail put into the buildings and full on scenes inside too (loved the saloon with guys playing cards!). Nice playground at the end too. Small shop for snacks, hotdogs, ice cream. Spent several hours here and our son loved it. The 10 min or so real steam engine train ride was fun too!

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Kayla Clark

10 months ago

Such a cute place! I was sad to see how old and run down alot of the tiny buildings were. But still entertaining. $18 for two adults entry tickets and train tickets.

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Mayra Castillo Aguirre

11 months ago

My family and I visited Tiny Town for the first time last weekend and we all had a blast. From my 3-year-old to my teen and us as adults. The staff is very friendly. They have a playground so your little ones can run and get all that energy out. Some houses have space for kids to go in perfect for pictures. You can bring snacks or picnic at one of their tables or buy snacks and ice cream in their shop. Make sure you ride the train to experience some amazing tiny houses on the side of the mountain. It's very budget-friendly. I guarantee your kids will love it. We will definitely be back!

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A Woman

11 months ago

Neat experience for children and adults walking among the 110 year old buildings in this little gem. We took the ~7 minute train ride around “town” and it was enjoyable. Once on foot, the coal-burning train fumes spoiled the experience a bit (hence the 4 stars). Also, a few of the buildings are in visible need of repair (roofs and paint). Great little outing, especially for children, since they’re small enough to fit in some of the buildings. Plenty of parking. Nice staff and facilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tiny Town & Railroad worth it in Denver Suburbs?

Reviewers consistently praise it as a whimsical, budget-friendly family experience where young children can explore detailed tiny buildings and ride a real coal-burning train, though the aging structures show visible wear. Known for: tiny buildings and a real steam train ride.

What do visitors love about Tiny Town & Railroad?

Intricate detail in miniature buildings with interactive interiors kids can enter for photos Real steam train ride around the property offers a unique experience for families Budget-friendly admission with playground, picnic tables, and reasonably priced snacks on-site Appeals to a wide age range from toddlers to teens and adults

Is there anything to know before visiting Tiny Town & Railroad?

Many buildings show significant deterioration including broken roofs, peeling paint, and debris inside Coal-burning train emissions create noticeable fumes during the ride Café only accepts cash despite $4 bottled water prices, with limited ATM availability

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