I moved to the area 6 yrs ago and this establishment at that time was only open to golf members…read more Approximately a year ago it opened to the public. Upon walking in there were only a few diners in the restaurant. I looked at the very limited menu. you can't even call this a restaurant since your choices are extremely limited. That being said the portion control is extremely small but the prices are not. The food is nothing to write home about either. When I did get the bill they charge for using your credit card. I know some businesses are starting to do this but it is extremely disappointing as it is a cost of doing business. Opening the restaurant will not save this establishment of the don't address the pricing, portion control and having more options.

Beautiful view of the Oregon Mountains. Excellent service. The staff was more than gracious and…read moreinviting. The food was delicious. Went for the Sunday brunch. It was excellent and very generous. The food was fresh and the egg omelette buffet was excellent and delicious. Everything about this place was excellent and delicious. I highly recommend it.

Very quiet nice place close to town square and some great restaurants! Lydia was a most gracious…read morehost and breakfast was always wonderful!

All in all we loved this Bed and Breakfast. Part of the building is an art gallery and there are…read morepictures and sculptures everywhere. It has a long history and is very "New Mexico" with a lot of character and class. This is an older building and it is starting to get a little worn in places. However, it is filled with vintage furniture; the room was large and the breakfast is really nice. Homemade muffins and coffee, then a couple of different items each day along with fruit. The staff is very welcoming and you do feel like like something other than a motel guest. There is a space to sit out back. Despite its need for some minor updates this is a great place to stay

We went on the very last day of the season and had a BLAST. The wildflower field was still full and…read morethe bouquet was such a cute date activity. Concessions were very reasonable priced! Check out for your fall activity needs!

My family and I were very pleased to visit the Mesilla Valley Maze. I cannot deny we were…read moreoriginally planning to visit the "La Union Maze" but after trying to get tickets for a whole week I ended up searching for a different one and were to get tickets with Messilla Valley Maze. We purchased tickets online. It was an easy transaction but most of all online user friendly. Their posted online address takes you pass its actual entrance location but it is obvious and once you do a u-turn its all good. We arrived early so parking was easy but for all the people who were arriving when we were leaving they parked across the avenue and had to walk a good while. We also encountered a long line to pick up the wrist bands but we were not in line any more than 5 minutes. Mesilla Valley Maze was beautifully decorated with plenty of activities for every member of the family. The one thing I loved the most were the picnic tables under the shade. They were perfect. Live Music, good food, slides, maze, pumpkin patch, pumpkin store (in case you don't want to go to the pumpkin patch), roping, etc.. Perfect place to go and spend a nice fall day for many hours with the whole family. Totally worth the price.

Super fun park. Lots here for kids, very large. There's a separate area for little ones too…read more There's also bathrooms and showers and a splash pad sitting the summer season. The whole place is fenced off to keep kids out of the street. Well kept and great for everyone. The kids wanted to stay all day.

The last time we came here was 3 years ago. My son kept saying when are we going to be back. 3…read moreyears later the hold park has been remodel. I miss the old wood structure but they actually done a great job plus is alot saver for the kids. It's a really nice park plenty of space and they have structure for the little ones and older kids. Lots of open space and now that my baby girl is not an infant anymore she loves it too.

Finally got to bring my very energetic toddlers here. They have different rooms from social…read moresituations (e.g. grocery shopping activities), arcade game room, sensory room, arts/crafts and active play center. It's really colorful, all inclusive and very entertaining. Kids come in, take socks off and have the freedom to go into whichever room, and have a blast! It's really nice to let them burn energy while learning, etc. especially while it's not warm enough to be outside at a playground. They offer memberships and drop in options. Their pricing is maybe a bit high for one hour of play, but I think it's a great option if you live close by or just go occasionally. Only thing I'd suggest is bathrooms that are more kid-friendly (height-wise). But it's cool that they have extra changing stuff for our diaper-wearing kiddos. All in all, great experience. Becky who's the member of staff there is really nice and socializing with the other parents was very really nice too. This is a great business for the Las Cruces community. Highly recommend.

Great park. Always clean and well maintained. Playground equipment is in very good condition too…read more Lots of huge mature shade trees, benches picnic tables and a nice, small amphitheater. Wheelchair accessible. Klein is directly across the street from the best local coffeehouse, Becks. Next door to Becks is the historic building housing La Nueva Casita cafe. You could spend an entire afternoon here, lunch at LNC, enjoy the park and have some ice cream or a yummy baked item at Becks before you head home!

Klein Park is a small neighborhood park in the historical Mesquite District. The playground…read moreoccupies a good portion of the park. Its simple square layout is enough for a couple of families to hang out. Plenty of room to play soccer. Beck's Coffee is across the street.

Great Saturday morning hike. We went out pretty early, so there was lots of shade. Saw a lot of…read morewildlife - javelina and lots of deer. There was also quite a few beetles, but they're little harmless bugs. It's a gradual elevation gain, so even if you're not in the best shape (like me), it is very doable. Just have enough water. We were also treated to the old ruins, some beautiful rock formations and best of all, the waterfall was trickling! The return back to the parking lot is pretty much all downhill.

This is a great, easy hike to a beautiful waterfall with a loop trail through the hills and…read moregrasslands which were full of wildflowers in early October. There is little shade except for the waterfall so go early. Be sure and take at least a portion of the northern Bar Canyon trail to the ruins as well. The Bar Canyon loop trail was a bit confusing due to the number of social trails so watch closely for the signs.

Went out of business years ago only realized this from a recent visit to las cruces .sad since I…read moreremember bowling there when I was a kid