The museum at ENMU is set up well. It was really interesting to hear the "Clovis people" were the…read morefirst to show evidence of humans hunting Mammoths about 13000 years ago. The display on Native Americans and how they migrated here as well as the tribe changes was very interesting! Staff was friendly and helpful!

This was a very cool stop on a road trip through New Mexico if you're into Paleo Native American…read morehistory. This is the spot where the Clovis artifacts were first found. We couldn't visit the actual site since it was off season, but the museum at the university is great. A sweet anthropology student showed us around. I learned more of the Native American history of this area for sure. And it's only a couple dollars to get in! My husband loved it.

A nice surprise for a golf course grill! The cheeseburger was cooked well and the side salad with…read moreranch was fresh and a good lighter option alongside it. Convenient spot to grab a bite.

Disappointing Experience at Colonial Park Golf Course…read more We traveled seven hours from out of town to play Colonial Park Golf Course and were very disappointed with the experience we had. Our group consisted of five golfers who had made reservations several weeks in advance, looking forward to enjoying a day on the course. Unfortunately, our experience was negatively impacted by the course attendant, who repeatedly harassed our group throughout the round. The final incident was when he approached us and asked us to let a group of local golfers play through because he claimed we were not keeping pace. At the time, the group behind us was actually two holes back, there was no one in front of us, and we felt we were playing at a reasonable pace. We politely declined to let them play through under those circumstances. After that, it seemed the attendant continued looking for a reason to remove us from the course so the local players could move ahead. He eventually approached us and informed us that because every golfer in our group did not have their own individual set of clubs, we would either need to rent another set or accept a refund and leave. This requirement was never communicated when we made our reservations, despite the fact that we were traveling seven hours to play this course. My daughter and I are the same height and build and were sharing a set of clubs. We were not slowing down play or causing any issues, and our shared clubs had absolutely no impact on the pace of our round. It was extremely frustrating to travel such a long distance, make reservations in advance, and then feel singled out and unwelcome. A simple conversation about expectations before we started our round could have prevented this situation. Instead, we felt that the rules were being enforced selectively and that our group was treated unfairly. We came to Colonial Park expecting a great golf experience and a memorable trip. Unfortunately, the way our group was treated by the course attendant overshadowed what could have been an enjoyable day. We hope management reviews this situation and improves communication with guests so future visitors do not have the same experience. We will most certainly never return. Hopefully the locals can keep this place running because they do not welcome outside guest.

Looking for a perfect date night spot, look no further! This cozy and stylish winery is very…read moreinviting. My husband and I truly enjoyed our date night and the meat and cheese platter was a perfect pairing with our wine. We would be regular customers if they were in Clovis vice Portales and If they offered table service. Getting one drink at a time and having to go back to the front and get in line to order another is distracting from date night or gatherings. I do understand that there are rules in place by the county for these things. Other than that, definitely a date night must!

I was absolutely having a blast until somebody decided to get up and sing songs that were literally…read morecursing God it's not a place for children or grandmas that's for darn sure!!

A must see in Portales! If you're interested in archaeology, this is one of the most important…read morearchaeological sites in North America. Admission was only $1 for students and $3 for adults. The trail behind the small center leads down to the quarry area and to an enclosed exhibit. The enclosed exhibit covers an excavated area showing all levels and exposed fossils/ bones. Signs tell you which layers and time period you are looking at. The trail leads around the quarry with interpretive signs along the way. Inside the center there are a few interpretive posters and fossils that give you a little information before the trail. The information could be better and more straight forward so I would suggest reading about the site history ahead of time or going to the museum in town first for better background information. There is also a gift shop inside the center. Pro tip: It was very hot the day we went (95 degrees) and we were out mid-day. I suggest getting here as early as possible, wearing lots of sunscreen, and long sleeves. They do worn you about rattle snakes so closed toed shoes are best. A porta-potty was located on the trail.

Welcoming hosts. Friendly horse. Adorable alpacas. Cute store. We camped overnight thru Harvest…read moreHost and had a wonderful stay. We learned a lot about alpacas and got to feed them treats all while stopping overnight in a lovely setting.

Such a great way to spend an afternoon! We learned so much about alpacas and interacting with them…read morewas so much fun. Highly recommend this experience!

Came here for a group craft event. It is a great space. It looks like great sit-down fun for the…read morefamily. We made wind chimes. It was a little annoying to have to let our items bake in the kiln and come back another day but that could be my inpatience. I was sad not to get do that myself and still need to pick up my wind chime.