I had a great experience bouldering with Blue Lizard Climbing and Yoga in Hueco Tanks. They…read moreprovided guiding services for my partner, two friends, and me (4 people total). Our guide Steve support us with hauling pads and setting up below climbs. He shared beta (only when we wanted it and without spraying), taught us about the historic significance of the park, and helped us respect the land's integrity while we were climbing together. Steve has a positive spirit and love for climbing that made the experience extra special. I recommend Blue Lizard Climbing & Yoga to anyone who wants to boulder at Hueco Tanks.

I cannot stress enough how top notch Blue Lizzard Climbing and Yoga is!…read more Myself and three friends went out bouldering with Stephen in Heuco tanks. I have worked previously for guide companies, so I say this with a certain level of authority. Stephen was knowledgeable, professional, personable and an over all incredible guide. He went far above and beyond what I would a have expected of a single guide. I fully expected to more or less just be paying for access to the park and maybe someone to show us where certain problems were. Not only did they manage all permit issues, but Stephen joined in humping pads, knew not only where the climbs were but also about the geology and history of the park, knew where the cave art was, was knowledgeable about beta when we got stuck, led in managing pads to ensure safety, and on top of that he took pictures and was a fun guy to spend a day with. Superb service! I'll be looking them up again next time I'm around.

What an amazing hidden gem! In town for a visit and my friend suggested this place to explore. I'm…read moreso glad she did. We did the self guided side and we took our time so it was around 2 hours. Anyone can do the trip, but if you want to climb be sure to bring proper footwear. It was such a great time and can't wait to come back and do the guided tours next time. The staff are just lovely and helpful. Go do it if you haven't!

This small state park ROCKS!!!…read more We attended the second day of the 2025 Hueco Tanks Community Fair Day, it was pretty nice. They had Gozo ice cream and other local vendors in attendance, but the biggest thing was that the park showed out it rare side. We went out on an afternoon hike of Mescalero Canyon with volunteers Phil and Courtney, they were great at getting us out as far as the pond enroute to Tabloid Pass. It was rare to see how green the Tanks were. We got to see one of the major pictographs on the Atlaloc Pass that looked like a frog and a tortoise. We zoomed back to the interpretive center. We were able to explore a little on the Las Tinajas side of the North Mountain. Great time today, and looking forward to some good camping on the next visit to Hueco Tanks.

So excited to have found a bouldering place near my house! I honestly had no idea that this place…read morewas on executive which means it is literally like three minutes from my place. The staff was awesome and the people were super friendly and the bouldering was super difficult. I look forward to getting stronger and learning the paths. Definitely recommend.

This place is very small needed to wait 2 hours for this when no one was here. Place is very small…read moreand if you fall from a big height nothing could catch you except for the mattress. Would not recommend to go here.

I go ever Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the staff are amazing. This facility is great for…read morebeginners to advance, I love bringing my friends and coworkers to the facility!!!

LOVE bouldering, top rope, lead rope, gym, coffee shop, yoga.. has it all. This place has a great…read moreatmosphere, not El Paso vibe. People are friendly, helpful and feel at home. So happy it's here

I love this place. -multiple bouldering routes…read more-multiple rock climbing routes with self-belays -free rock climbing shoes, powder, and harness for active duty -rent mountain bikes, road bikes, camping gear, etc -free classes on bike maintenance, camping, etc -multiple computers with CAC card access -library with books, movies, and CDS -basketball/volleyball court -outdoor pool -leisure travel service (only open during week) -restrooms have showers -clean and well-maintained

A great place to go climbing. The facilities are very well maintained, the staff is extremely…read morefriendly, and the bouldering/climbing routes offer a healthy mix of challenging and easy. Definitely a must go!

Do not support this business. My friends were picking up trash along the road to Hueco Tanks today…read more My friends, all three females, went to this shop to let the staff know that a lot of the trash they were finding looked like it was coming from his shop. A man who claimed he was the owner, instead of saying "Thanks for letting me know, I'll let my customers know to be careful," went on to berate my friends and call them "fake Indians"... "because all the real Indians are dead". He then threatened my friends by telling them he was going to get his gun from his truck and shoot it into the air. There is obviously very wrong with this man who doesn't respect people or the land he he is making his money off of.

Open camping, super cheap. If you can catch someone the wifi is free which was very helpful in…read moreplanning our next day. The shoprunner went above and beyond, lent us good, heavy tent stakes since otherwise our tent would have blown away. Helped us find topo maps and rented us a crash pad for the day. All around very friendly, glad we stopped!

It was my first time experience to go to an indoor trampoline park…read more When you go in, you have to enter your information and sigh the liability form. Then if you're there for the first time, they'll take you around for a little tour. Also, you have to buy their socks. ( I think they were $2-3) You pay before you go in. They have lockers you can use for free so don't worry about bringing your purse with you. It's divided into 6 different zones- basketball zone, dodgeball zone, form pit zone, x beam zone, and two different trampoline zones. Also, they had a small area for little kids. Across the kids area, there's a place you can watch movie so you can kill your time while you have your kids play. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. They had a small kiosk where you can buy light snacks and drinks. I really recommend you to find a coupon on Groupon. The regular price is $12 per an hour but we found a coupon for $29 for 4 people so it's less than $8 per a person. I don't mind paying $8 to come back but I wouldn't pay $12 for this.

Came in for my daughters bday celebration (last stop on a weekend full of fun) I had gotten a…read moreGroupon which allowed us entry to the facility at a cheaper rate, which would have been awesome has they honored it lol. Apparently since it's spring break they don't accept groupons even though it doesn't state that anywhere. Anyway the place is very small compared to a lot of other indoor trampoline places that we've been to out here. There were only about 5 trampolines total....the ticket included unlimited jump time but after about an hour and a half everyone was done and over it lol....they have a very tiny arcade area with about 8-10 games of which about 4 work. My baby loved these types of places but this one is just too small for the cost. I paid about $25 for 2 tickets. So we probably won't be back.

The jumping park is super fun. Lots of area to jump and there are people looking out for the safety…read moreof the jumpers. However I do not recommend eating there. I ordered nachos and the woman making them did everything she could to squeeze the last of the old, BROWN nacho cheese onto my chips before replacing the bag. It was so gross and I developed a stomach ache after eating some of the brown cheese. I made staff aware and they offered to make a new plate of nachos but it was extremely off putting.

I don't understand the negative reviews. First and…read moreforemost, this is exactly why LC lacks family fun. Now, let's address the complaints. 1. I have been to about 2 dozen trampoline parks in probably as many different states. Ranging from Maine to CA. I have NEVER been to a park where there wasn't an attendant at every station of the park. This is for SAFETY. In case anyone gets hurt. I've never been anywhere that there was only someone at the desk and people were set free to do anything, anywhere. 2. I've also never been anywhere that you were allowed to hold a child and jump. Ever. For obvious reasons. Mainly, the whole if you fall and hurt your child, thing. But, obvious safety is hard to wrap your head around. I will say, yes. The prices are a little steep. But, I think that is only result of lack of community support. Had the families in the area enjoyed this establishment as they do elsewhere, prices would be more reasonable. I did purchase what I felt was a COMPLETELY reasonable rate on groupon. As a matter of fact, I purchased another so we could have a playdate here this coming week. Robin and her team have done an amazing job bringing something to LC that I've heard over and over again there was a need for. I'm just wondering where all those people are that I've listened to cry that there was nothing to do for their kids, to support this awesome business. And, it will be the people that never spent a dime in here that cry when eventually they have to pack up and leave. Now, go to groupon, get your kids some passes, and bring them in! Get them off their damn electronics for an hour!

Came here with less than two hours till closing. I had asked the park ranger if I would have enough…read moretime to fo the Aztec Cave Trail and she assured me I would so off I went! Speeding up those switch backs as best I could. There is a great look out spout about 2/3 of the way up. The last bit up is a bit of a scramble though. It was a quiet Monday afternoon so I had the cave all to myself. Will definitely be coming back here!

I love to hike so the Franklin Mountains are really a treat! They are considered one of El Paso's…read moretop attractions-- for the views and hiking, but you better be prepared for desert conditions and sometimes rugged terrain. I definitely recommend some hiking boots. This is a State Park managed by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.