Dyllon Mendez: Check out El Pasos Ghost 915 Ghost Tour at the Wigwam Museum for a thrilling dive into the paranormal. We ventured into the haunted basement with our gear and felt the temperature drop, saw shadows flit by, and got some wild readings on our devices. Its a must-do for anyone into spooky stuff in El Paso!
Vanessa Brady: Easily one of my favorite places in El Paso! The botanical gardens and wetlands are lovely to walk around independently or on one of their guided walks.
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Lily Sanchez: Incredibly powerful and moving experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was enveloped by the gravity of history, with exhibits that are both educational and deeply emotional. The museum provided a comprehensive look at the atrocities of the Holocaust and the harrowing stories of those affected.
The layout of the museum is set up through different rooms that are emotionally impactful.
It is a somber experience, but one that leaves a lasting impression and inspires reflection. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn more about the Holocaust, its survivors, and the importance of remembrance. 5 stars without a doubt.
Nathasha Wijesinghe: The House of Sugar is an art house constructed by Rufino Loya Rivas as a tribute to the city of El Paso. It was created between 1973 and 1998. It contains ornate statues and very detailed column designs featuring folk arts.
You can visit this place anytime, the gate was close when we go there it was a public holiday. not sure what times we can go in, but I saw reviews saying we need a reservation to go in, something worth trying Definitely a unique place to see
Chris: The only problem is no one seems to obey the sign.
If you’re coming to our state to visit, please drive friendly. If you’re coming home, you should already know this.
Tom Cooke: Fascinating area and great campground. The campground is small, 20 sites, I was in #2. Most look to be pretty level, although for the sites that back up to the mountain, the site is narrow with picnic table at the rear which is in a nice pavilion. I should have done a little more research and spent a day there on the guided hikes, 10,000 years of human visits. Including 2 folks who carved their names at the campsite in 66. When do they become interesting to the archeologists?
Steven Stratton: Wonderful View, beautiful drive. If you are stopping into El Paso for any reason, this should be a quick drive you make mandatory. Being able to see all of El Paso and across the border Juarez is an experience you must absorb:)
Sol Lopez: We had a fantastic time, and loved seeing many of the same rides as 20 yrs ago. The staff is well trained and friendly. The water was cool and clean. The bathrooms/dressing rooms were clean. It was really fun for the whole family!
My one concern is having the extra costs for parking and for picnic tables. There should also not be a rental fee for the tubes as they should be included in the admission fees. The cost of getting a cabana is outrageous. Such high costs may prevent low income families from enjoying this special hot desert water retreat which should be accessible to all. Thank you.
