Nice place for family gatherings, not too small and staff is friendly. I would recommendread more

This place is perfect for kids 12 and under. My babies had the best time here plus their nachos had…read moreso much cheese!!

Not bad. It's good for the kids. Not much to say. Bets El Paso parks. I don't know what to sayread more

Biggs Park is located directly adjacent to the USASMA out on "East Bliss". It's a very large park…read morewith everything you can imagine. Basketball courts Playgrounds and playground equipment Restrooms 10 (approx) covered pavilions with tables BBQ pits Baseball field Large open grass areas Horseshoe pits Air assault tower Small water playground for children This place is also fence to fence grass, which is rather nice for a desert like west Texas. It's really a huge park, and only about a block away from Biggs Shoppette on the corner of Sgt Major BLVD and Luke. So you can grab whatever snacks forgot. Parking plentiful, but the bigger the event the further you'll have to park and walk lol. Normal stuff though for a Army instillation. This is a park that hosts many events. Gun shows, parties, the most recent "Pop Goes the Fort" 4th of July celebration. It's quite popular for large events do to its size etc. I like it. Straight down Sgt Maj, directly across from USASMA (the academy). If you're coming from east bliss and you hit the Biggs shoppette at the Luke intersection... You went about a block to far. Coming from main post or otherwise, Sgt Maj road opened up to 3 lanes... You went a tad to far. Check ft bliss mwr FB page for upcoming events held here at the park. There's always something going on... If not, just come let the kids run around or come get some exercise in on the basketball court. Das it Mayne

I came here to vote, and the volunteers do a very good job of running the site…read more It's very clean, and they check you I promptly and you are out just as fast. I always early vote at Marty Robbins Recreational Center. It beats driving downtown to the courthouse! Lol

I grew up coming to Marty Robbins Park back in the 90's. I remember coming to the pool with my…read morefriends and playing on the swings. I was always waiting for the ice cream man, too! I remember running and walking here. It's close to my parent's house. It looks pretty much the same but... they remodeled the pool and recreation center in recent years. They also added the splash pad. I brought my son to it pretty often. Unfortunately, I think parts of the park were or are closed at this time due to Covid-19. I know the recreation center is open because I came to vote here the other day. I was the only person that went to vote at that time. Not much else to say about this park...Well it was named after the singer that sang "El Paso." The song won a Grammy back in 1959. Here's the song in case you're interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWm5WErkffQ What do you think of it?

The Aquatic Training Center is open to Military members and their families…read more There is a fee for families. Active Duty Soldiers are free $2 for 13 and over $1 for 12 and under, that's including babies and infants $1 for seniors 55 and over $3 for guests It's not necessarily open to the public, military members and their dependents can bring in guest but can only bring in 2 per military ID, as long as the person signing them in is 18 years and older. Make sure you always have your Military ID with you. You can pay with Cash or Card. Make sure to bring your own locks and towels.

Two huge awesome pools under the same roof! We decided to visit the family pool first and on this…read moreday, this one was the busiest. The water was a little on the warmer side and there were three lifeguards on duty. This pool offers a huge rock climbing rock you can throw yourself off from and it had a basketball hoop.. It also has a toddler area and a regular swimming area. We decided to try the other pool out. This pool has three sections. One being the diving board area, where there are two small diving boards and one big one you can jump from. The middle section has lanes, and you can only be here if your going to actually be swimming the lanes. The last pool section, is the section that can be used to play around in and or if you have kids that just want to swim in an open area. This pool was COLD. Really cold.. Being a dependent I paid two dollars to get in. Kids 12 and younger pay $1 and 12 and older pay $2. Every Monday and Wednesday they close from 1 to 3:30 for soldiers use.

Just got back from Camp Cohen Water Park's soft opening. I think this water park on the Northeast…read morehas more shade and the slides are really fun. Chapoteo's fiesta theming though is so much more fun! Camp Cohen is a bit more basic, but almost the same amenities. It has a lazy river, a shaded kiddie area, a water bucket play area, a big pool with a climbing wall, and large slides. The water areas were a bit smaller, it seems, but the flow makes more sense. Food still took a long time, even though we came much later in the day. Service was with a smile though and everyone seemed to be enjoying working there. Camp Cohen Water Park (915) 541-3700 9700 Gateway N Blvd, El Paso, TX 79924 https://maps.app.goo.gl/uM3MFvPGMpZGsHCe9

Two weeks ago a child drowns. They eventually open up and they do a drill, blow a whistle, have…read moreeveryone get out of the pool and they have a baby floating in the water like it's dead, which is a doll that looks real. Everyone has to relive the nightmare. Shame on this place.

I read a ton of reviews prior to my visit so I knew what to expect coming in. This isn't six flags,…read moreso don't go in with that mindset and I think if you do you'll enjoy your visit. Several people told me it's like a permanent fair and I would agree with that. We got there right at 5 o clock on a Saturday night and stayed for about 4 hours total. We rode everything with the exception of a few rides that were down or just didn't catch our interest, all had minimal wait times. My favorite was the ski lift type ride, we went on it twice...I recommend going right at sunset for beautiful views! We had several snacks, pretzel, churros and lemonade and we thought they were all very tasty and well priced. I really enjoyed my time there and a lot of the rides made me feel very nostalgic (Himalaya for example was always my county fair favorite!) overall my little family had a blast and I would recommend going!

Western Playland is such a fun amusement park, filled with exciting rides, delicious food, games,…read moresouvenirs and tons of fun! 5/5 Recommended!

It was a bit expensive $19 dollars for two adults and two kids. Make sure you bring your own socks…read morebecause they made me purchase socks there. The snacks are not free but there is a Keurig in the back that is included.

This was such a fun place to be able to go with a friend and have a play date to talk with your…read morefriend as your kids play. A large selection of engaging and learning toys to keep your kids entertained for hours!

Great place! Kids love it staff is overall friendly, place is clean gave me a piece of mind.read more

THIS PLACE IS HAVING THEIR FRIENDS AND FAMILY MAKE FAKE REVIEWS TO HIDE OUR TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE…read more Dont let their stars fool you. Instead of being open and honest about their establishment they are having people give fake reviews.** We rented this space for our toddlers 2nd birthday. Although the inside is a fun and welcoming environment for kids and parents, the host for our event was not welcoming at all. We had a horrible experience with her. They have an imagination station for kids to play freely with toys and all the host did the entire time was follow the children around and put all the toys back instead of letting the children feel free to play. It's like she wanted everything in exact order at all times! These are toddlers who want to play from station to station and all she did was interrupt them the entire time! This place also has a ball pit and she was yelling at 2-5 year olds like a mean old grandma to stop throwing the balls! She wouldn't allow the children to play, she hovered over them like a hawk. She ACTIVELY took a lollipop out of the mouths of 3 toddlers! Instead of coming to us or other parents to tell the babies no candy in the play area, she took it upon herself to take the candy from their mouths and throw it away. She also made the children clean up after themselves with the toys. These are guests!! And we paid ALOT of money for people to attend and have fun and she made them clean!! Instead of coming to the parents. Horrible horrible service. I would NOT RECOMMEND this place to anyone who has active children who love to play. All they will do is make the kids clean and cry. I expected so much more from this place. The host name was Mayela and she made all of the guests feel unwelcomed and uncomfortable.