Fort Lupton
Nestled nearly midway between Denver and Greeley, Fort Lupton is a small, historically rich city that radiates rural charm and community warmth. With a population nearing 8,000, it sits at a crossroads of highways and heritage, anchored by its reconstructed 1830s trading post at the South Platte Valley Historical Park—a nod to its origins and enduring legacy.
real estate
Fort Lupton’s housing market is more affordable compared to larger Colorado cities, with average home prices around $420,000–$460,000. Homes range from single-family residences to newer suburban-style developments.
recent market trends
The area has experienced moderate growth as families and first-time buyers look for more affordable housing options outside the Denver metro. Demand is rising due to its location and value.
OUTDOOR & INDOOR
Outdoor activities include local parks, golf at Coyote Creek Golf Course, and nearby hiking trails.
Residents also enjoy community events and recreational activities in surrounding Weld County.
Restaurants & Entertainment
Fort Lupton offers locally owned restaurants, diners, and cafes with a focus on family-friendly dining. While the entertainment scene is quieter, Denver’s vibrant options are a short drive away.
Schools
Education is anchored by the Weld County RE-8 School District. Fort Lupton features one elementary school, one middle school, and Fort Lupton High School—where a vibrant student body and retained community values define the school environment.
