Sandra Ayala: Its a public water park, not a daycare. Watch your kids be respectful of other people do on to others as you would have them do on to you!!!
Kelly Buckner: Small gift shop with native items, a small museum about the tribes history, and teenagers who perform dances at various times. Enjoyed it.
Emmanuel Patton: We had a great time in El Paso. I had the honor of coaching a soccer team while I was there and my kids loved it. Ledo Park was great and just an overall amazing place for everyone to come together.
Bradford Chase: FYI The location on Google Maps is only the sign saying you are entering or leaving the national monument, depending on which direction you are heading. There is nothing to see at the Map location. The Monument itself is a large area not actually open to the public. You can look into the park from pull outs along 375 and you can get information at the El Paso Museum of Archaeology. It is one of the newest National Monuments in the US. Best time to see it is when the hills are covered in Mexican Poppy Fields, which is Spring but only if they’ve had rain for a little while prior. Otherwise it’s typical Chihuahuan desert views.
Alexander Moore: The whole park is fenced off and is nothing but dirt. You cant get any closer to the X than in the photo I shared. Still, it is the closest viewing point to the X on the US side as far as Im aware.
Chris Villegas: Every country / city we visit , we always visit the local Museum, to help bring perspective to everything we arr about to see. However, most of everything they had in the museum was II WW memorabilia, which strike me as odd, giving the rich heritage of Waxahachie, Texas. Nonetheless, I do recomend the stop over and enjoy the beautiful southern hospitality at the Museum.
