Sedalia CO Real Estate & Lifestyle Community Guide

Sedalia is surrounded by classic Colorado beauty.

Welcome to Sedalia

Sedalia is a small Front Range town located 30 miles south of Denver off HWY 85. With a quaint and historic downtown, Sedalia is surrounded by classic Colorado beauty.

The town resides at 5,840 feet in Douglas County. At the time of 2010, the little town had a population of only 206. There’s been a Sedalia Post Office in town since 1872, with a zip code of 80135. It drew its name from Sedalia, Missouri.
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Main Attractions


Sedalia 1882 entrance sign in front of a red barn-style building and pine trees.


​​​​​​​Sedalia founded in 1882.
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Cherokee Ranch & Castle – Although not open to the public, Cherokee Ranch & Castle is a popular destination for those planning a wedding or large group event. The main draw is the ranch’s Scottish-style castle, perched atop a hill, where it houses 15th and 16th European art pieces.

​​​​​​​Daniels Park – Listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places, Daniels Park borders Sedalia and Castle Pines. As a Denver Mountain Park, it offers expansive views of the Front Range and a chance to see a herd of bison. In fact, recently, $3.6 million was spent realigning the park for better viewing of the bison.

Two bison crossing a field with mountain ridges in the background.


Bison at Daniel’s Park.
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Downtown Sedalia – Blink and you might miss Sedalia’s main street. Where the past meets the present, downtown Sedalia offers a few local restaurants, antique shops, and the historic Sedalia Museum. For a quick burger head to Bud’s Cafe and Bar and for a more classic sit-down meal check out Gabriel’s Restaurant and Tuscan Bar.
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Recreation


While the town itself does not offer much in terms of outdoor recreation activities, it serves as the gateway to many surrounding outdoor adventures. Enjoy hiking and biking in the Pike National Forest or fly fishing in Platte River.

Camping: Read about camping near Deckers and Sedalia.

Forested mountain slope with a prominent reddish rock outcrop and distant blue ridges.


Devils Head National Recreation Trail. Photo: Ethan Beute
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Accommodations


Cream-colored house with a wide covered porch, green shingle roof, and red and wood-tone doors.

Historic Sedalia Museum.

Sedalia Historic Fire House with a 1933 sign and historic landmark plaque.

Historic Fire Station.

Brick antique shop with a covered porch, blue-gray roof, and roadside fence.

Antique Store.

Red two-story house with a wraparound porch and covered pavilion among leafless trees.

Gabriel’s Restaurant.

Daniels Park sign in a frost-covered field beneath a cloudy sky.

Daniel’s Park in Sedalia.

Rustic wooden fences and rocks line dry grassland, with a road and hazy mountains beyond.

Fence at Daniel’s Park.


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