Morrison, Colorado: Tiny Town
150 tiny replicas of famous Colorado landmarks in one tiny place. Begun by George Turner in 1915, opened as "Turnerville" in 1920, renamed "Tiny Town" in 1927.
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We were driving through Colorado this year and took a picture of the hot dog stand in Conifer. A little farther east on 285 is Tiny Town, a collection of small houses and buildings. There's a tiny giant hot dog amongst the buildings. I grew up in Denver and the hot dog stand used to be in Denver before being moved to it's present location. Tiny Town has been there for about 80 years . I was pleasantly surprised it was still there for me to show my daughter.
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Tiny Town
- Address:
- 6249 S. Turkey Creek Rd, Morrison, CO
- Directions:
- Take highway 285 (Hampden Avenue) west out of Denver. Watch for signs for Tiny Town. Left hand turn off the highway and then a couple miles west on S. Turkey Creek Road.
- Hours:
- June-Labor Day daily 10 am, May wkends, closed in Fall-Winter. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 303-697-6829
- Admission:
- Adults $5. Train rides $2.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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