Quincy Farm
Welcome to Quincy Farm
Welcome to Quincy Farm, a pristine rural oasis in the heart of Cherry Hills Village. Quincy Farm represents 26% of our public open space and parks and is located along the High Line Canal. This iconic 17.5-acre farm was graciously donated to the City of Cherry Hills Village by Catherine (“Cat”) Anderson. Quincy Farm is a unique property nestled among century-old trees, pasture lands, and sweeping meadows, and boasts a collection of historic and significant structures. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Farm includes a 1930s barn and the only 19th-century farmhouse in the area.
Quincy Farm is a place where visitors of all ages can enjoy educational programs, explore a unique, historical farm and its open space, connect with neighbors, and spark a lifelong curiosity about the larger issues of conservation, sustainability, and nature. The east side is open to the public, and we invite you to come to visit anytime, from dawn to dusk, or join us for a scheduled event!
“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.”
–John Muir
Views from Quincy Farm’s west side and pond.
Who We Are
Cherry Hills Land Preserve is a local nonprofit organization, founded in 2005 to inspire nature conservation and open space stewardship in Cherry Hills Village. Since late 2021, in a partnership with the City of Cherry Hills Village, Cherry Hills Land Preserve has focused on revitalizing Quincy Farm to transform this long-dormant property into a vibrant community asset that connects people to nature and history.
What We Do
It’s all about open space, nature, history, and COMMUNITY at Quincy Farm!
Provide educational programs and exciting events like the Barn Party that bring us together as a community
Engage and inform residents on the value of preserving this historic Farm and local conservation
Partner with the City of Cherry Hills Village on planning and strategy for property improvements so current and future generations can enjoy this unique community asset. Exciting news! Check out the groundbreaking 2024 annual plan that was unanimously approved by the City Council on November 7, 2023.
Promote public access to the entire property while protecting its natural open space
The Vision
Jointly developed with the City of Cherry Hills Village
Quincy Farm will be an integral part of the educational and recreational infrastructure of the City of Cherry Hills Village, a place of experiences that remind our community of its agricultural heritage, a place of natural beauty and open spaces, a place that provides a rich habitat for local flora and fauna, and a place that centers and enriches the Cherry Hills Village Community.
We encourage you to visit the farm, learn about our Programs, check out our News/Gallery of photos, and discover how you can get involved today!
Make a donation
We depend on your generosity to bring Quincy Farm to life. Please join the growing number of supporters who are dedicated to the future of Quincy Farm.
Thank you!
Legacy
Discover the rich history of this idyllic farm,
listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Community
Hours & Access
The east side of Quincy Farm is open every day—dawn to dusk.
The property is accessible from the High Line Canal trail at Quincy Avenue.
Besides one accessible parking space, there is no parking available on site.
Buildings are not open to the public except during scheduled programs.
Bicycles may not be ridden on the Farm. Please use the provided bike rack.
Dogs are not permitted at Quincy Farm.