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The Barn at Raccoon Creek

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7301 W Bowles Ave, Littleton, CO 80123
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Up to 200 guestsRanchBarn / rusticGolf & country club$1.5k–$12.5kOutdoorIndoorIn-house requiredGetting-ready suite

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Mmegatron22Online researchOct 2026

$1,500 to $12,500 for the venue alone depending on season and day

The full pricing table is on their site. For 2026, high season (June-October) weekends run $8,500-$12,500 and Monday-Thursday $5,000-$8,000. Mid season (April and November) weekends are $5,000-$8,500. Low season (December-March) drops to $3,000-$6,500 on weekends and as low as $1,500 midweek. For 2027 the top of the high season weekend range goes to $13,000 and May gets its own tier ($5,000-$9,000 weekends), the rest stays the same. They take a $1,000 refundable deposit and half the venue fee at signing. Catering carries a $50 per person food and beverage minimum, plus 5% tax and a 22% service fee.

Capacity is 200 with parking for the same. Tables, chiavari chairs, linens, plates and glassware are all included, so the rental list gets short. There's a bridal cottage and a separate groom's loft. Catering is in-house and priced separately, so budget food on top of the venue number. The covered outdoor pavilion has real mountain views. Standard rental is 8 hours. The barn is part of Raccoon Creek Golf Course and sits on the historic Grant Ranch, with three historic barns and a lake on the grounds.

DdenverlizOnline researchJun 2026

up to ~$12.5k peak saturdays, winter weekdays from $1.5k

no formal quote - going off their published table it's $1,500 (winter weekday) up to $12,500 (peak saturday), and catering is theirs & separate so food stacks on top

reviews are super consistent: their coordinator tayler is mentioned by name in like half of them, all positive. couples keep saying having food/linens/tables in one place made planning way easier. indoor + outdoor options for the weather flip. one review from this winter said their wedding still felt intimate at a bigger group size. the food gets called out as actually good which is not a given for venue catering one counterpoint from reddit: a photographer who shot here said it "didn't stick with me" & a couple crossed it off after realizing they weren't barn people (it also priced out higher than the manor house for them). a wedding guest called it lovely tho. so maybe tour it against a non-barn option before committing

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