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Bromley Koizima-Hishinuma Farm

Brighton, Colorado

Welcome to Bromley Koizima-Hishinuma Farm in Brighton, Colorado, a suburb of the Mile High City of Denver. During WWII Colorado was friendlier to Japanese Americans than most states and thus has a rich Japanese American Agricultural History. Come out to this farm and learn some.

To contact the office please call 303-655-2230.

Brighton Colorado Park Ordinances

*Unless otherwise posted all parks open at dawn and close at dusk.

*The following are prohibited; boating, defacing public property, glass objects, golfing, harming wildlife, littering, swimming.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; bicycles, camping, fires, motor vehicles, radio controlled devices.

*All Dogs must be leashed (no longer than 6 feet) and waste removed.

Please respect these ordinances and all local, State of Colorado, and United States statutes.

9.60 acresabout seven and a quarter football fields
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Acreage9.60
Managed byCity of Brighton
Address1594 E. Bromley Lane, Brighton, CO 80601
Coordinates39.972018, -104.804146
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