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Historic Park Rentals
Historic Log Chapel
- Rental Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm
- Maximum Capacity: 50 people
Rentals Rates*
effective 02/01/2025
- Out Of County Resident: $700
- Frisco Resident: $400
- Non-Profit: $100
- Security Deposit: $100
*Rentals are in four-hour increments
- 600 sq. ft. room with 8 pews
- Electric hook-ups – 110 volts (available upon request)
- Electric heat (available upon request)
- Restroom facilities available in the Schoolhouse Museum during regular museum hours. Additional public restrooms are located at 3rd Avenue and Main Street at the Visitor Information Center.
- No food or beverage permitted.
- Do not utilize, handle or move any historical items, exhibits, outdoor sculptures or park fixtures.
- Consult Museum staff for decorating details.
- All approved decorations must be removed after the event, on the same day.
Frisco Historic Park & Museum
Contact Information
970-668-3428Museum@townoffrisco.comPhysical Address
120 East Main Street
Frisco, CO 80443
Hours
Operating Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Monday: Closed
Christmas Eve and New Years Eve: 10:00am-2:00pm
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Years Day
Website
Mailing Address
PO Box 4100
Frisco, CO 80443
Historic Park Gazebo
- Rental Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm
- Maximum Capacity: 100 people
Rental Rates*
effective 02/01/2025
- Out Of County Resident: $800
- Frisco Resident: $600
- Non-Profit: $100
- Security Deposit: $100
*Rentals are in four-hour increments
- Gazebo (18″ x 18″ – Accommodates 100 people)
- Electric hook-ups – 110 volts (available upon request)
- 20 metal folding chairs
- Picnic tables (first come, first serve)
- Drinking fountain (Summer only)
- Restroom facilities available in the schoolhouse museum during regular museum hours. Additional public restrooms are located at 3rd Avenue and Main Street at the Visitor Information Center.
- Without a reservation, park use is on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Do not utilize, handle or move any historical items, exhibits, outdoor sculptures or park fixtures.
- Consult Museum staff for decorating details.
- All approved decorations must be removed after the event, on the same day.
- State law prohibits the consumption of any alcoholic beverage other than fermented malt beverages in parks and other public places.
- Groups with more than 50 people are required to provide a portolet at your own expense and show proof of rental.
- Prohibited Park Activities: Use of glass containers, golfing, littering, camping or loitering.
- Leash law enforced. Please pick up after your dog by utilizing Mutt Mitt dispensers.
