Feels like home! We love it here. I have a 3 year old (who has been coming since she could walk!)…read moreand now a 10 month old & both have so much fun here. The owner is so sweet and kind and is always rotating toys so there's always something new to do. Check out their instagram stories & posts to see the latest hours and events. They also offer monthly memberships. Always such a fun time.

really fun! Probably going to take him back in 2 months so he has more to do he was only 8 months.read more

Took my special needs daughter who is in a wheelchair and we had a blast!! Birds literally eating…read moreout of her hand, petting zoo, snakes to pet, lizards, so many different fish to feed. I know some people said it was pricey, but honestly the day-to-day budget to keep this open must be a fortune! It was 4 of us and we spent 90$ but we bought a stuffed animal and we fed a ton of animals! Its 10 for children & 14 for adults. And 1.50=1 token and 1 token to feed animals. I thought it was very reasonable! It could have been a lot less if we hadn't bought the toy and fed so many animals. I really hope this place makes it because El Paso doesn't have a lot like this to offer!!

I wish I could say our trip to Jungle Reef Aquarium was memorable for the right reasons, but…read moreunfortunately it was more like watching a slow‑motion disaster while feeling absolutely nothing. My grandma spent most of the visit loudly pointing out the animal welfare issues -- tanks that looked too small, creatures that didn't seem healthy, and enclosures that felt more like afterthoughts than habitats. She wasn't wrong, but it definitely set the tone. Then my mom went to the bathroom and came out pale, insisting there was an escaped snake curled up behind the toilet. Staff didn't seem particularly alarmed, which somehow made it worse. Meanwhile, I just stood there watching the whole scene unfold with the emotional investment of a houseplant. If you're looking for an aquarium that feels safe, well‑maintained, and properly managed, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

It's a nice spot to go on a walk or jog.There are picnic tables with shade and some nice walls you…read morecan use as balance beams near them.leads to a nice little hole in the mountain with a nice view of the way you walked.The worse thing about Mckelligon is the bath rooms they must be 50+years old with minimal maintenance;you can just pee around a rock or building though.

I absolutely love McKelligon Canyon! Especially since COVID! So the canyon is technically a city…read morepark. It's a two lane paved road, that leads up to an amphitheater! Normally, the amphitheater has shows, but of course that's all cancelled temporarily. At the top of the road, there are many covered picnic tables that persons like chilling out at. Also, the very top has entrances to Franklin Mountains, which is a state park, and has many hiking trails. This road, due to covid, is closed to all motorized traffic. That is amazing right now, because you can walk up and down and exercise without worrying about vehicle traffic. And honestly, that's what everyone uses it for. From Soldiers hiking up with their rucksacks, to joggers running, families pushing strollers, and dog owners (like me), taking there dogs out for a walk. You can (and we all do), still use this route for exercise even when it is open to vehicle traffic, but of course with it closed, it's much more enjoyable and safer. The road is a dead end of sorts. At the very top, it splits off and loops itself back around. So there is only one way up and one way down. If you walk the top loop twice, the entire trip will be 5.2 miles. If you walk the top loop once, the trip is 4.8 miles. From the start to the top, you climb 800ft in elevation. It's almost exactly 2.5 miles to the top at the loop, so that's 2.5 miles, 800ft elevation increase, dang near going straight up lol. Whether you're walking or jogging, it's definitely a workout. My dogs and I do this trek 1x every single week. It's open from 0630 - 2200 every day. Many Soldiers flood this area and conduct fitness training in the early early mornings during the week. And on the weekends, many fitness seeming persons flood this area as well. It's dog friendly, and they have doggie bags at the entrance. However, there are only about 3 trash cans along the route. Keep that in mind. And please pick up after your dogs

Nestled in the Montana Historic District the Houston Park is part of the Parks & Recreation of El…read morePaso. It is a small park ideal for dog walking and relaxation. The park also offers a basketball court and a children playground as well as numerous benches. It is also conveniently located to public transportation with two Brio stops. The park is unfortunately not the cleanest and would enjoy a good cleanup for dog's little treasures. I have from time to time walked my little Frenchie Mana in the Park. Be aware that the Park does not always have the best visitors.

They have a beautiful basketball court, full court, 3 point line, and 2 side baskets. The down…read moreside is that you can only play basketball on Wednesday and Saturday, the other days are for pickleball and other activities.

The park has a ~ .75 mile asphalt trail around it, a couple of soccer fields and a small…read moreplayground. The Community center and pool has everything you need for basic fitness and entertainment! Nice place!

Amazing experience! Took my Daughter their for her 20th Birthday (first time riding for her), she…read morehad an amazing time; and loved every second of it! They matched my daughter, my wife, and my self to the perfect horses too! The horses were very well trained, and their Trail Dog the perfect companion! Will bring my Grand kids next! Exceptional guides too!

I went with my wife for a date and had an amazing experience with great conversation from the ranch…read morehand. I will be coming back with my kids next time

This fitness studio is amazing. It is a wonderful community of people who welcome you with open…read morearms. I love the Zumba classes with a variety of instructors who will get your heart pumping! The glutes, circuit, and weights classes are a great change from the cardio and absolutely necessary. There are so many classes per week, it is amazing. The monthly price brings the cost per class down to less than a cup of coffee. These are the best work outs I have ever done. I have made so many friends here and I look forward to seeing them in class every week! Y'all should come check it out! First class is free, so there is literally no excuse to give it a try! Este gimnasio es increíble. Es una maravillosa comunidad de personas que te reciben con los brazos abiertos. ¡Me encantan las clases de Zumba con una variedad de instructores! Las clases de glúteos, circuito y pesas son un gran cambio del Zumba y absolutamente necesarias. Hay tantas clases por semana que es increíble. El precio del mes reduce el coste por clase a menos de una taza de café. Estos son los mejores ejercicios que he hecho. ¡Tengo muchos amigos aquí y espero verlos en clase todas las semanas! Deberías venir a verlo! ¡La primera clase es gratis, así que no hay excusa para intentarlo!

El espacio esta grande y limpio, las clases estan padres, son variadas, las instructoras tambien…read moreestan bien cqpacitadas, oh y las chicas son muy agradables tienen buen ambiente. Por el precio incluyen todas las clases de la mañana o tarde y esto esta muy bien. Yo buscaba un lugar donde dieran 2 clases por las mañanas y ahi las dan, por lo regular en todos dan solo 1 asi que me quedo super bien el horario. Lo recomiendo!. It is a big and clean space, the instructors and girls are very nice and welcoming, I recommend it 100%.

Stumbled upon this nice, little park while walking around downtown El Paso. Lots of trees and…read morebenches and it has a unique, blue alligator sculpture!

Nice plaza in the heart of EP…read more We stumbled upon this little park after a dinner downtown. There was live music going on and lights that drew us here in the after dinner evening. It's a nice size plaza with Jimenez' Plaza de Los Lagartos as a centerpiece. Surprisingly, the statue replaced live alligators the city held here in the pond in the 1950s. They have long pong and chess tables available on the east side of the plaza. Plenty of benches available for people watching. This location played host to the free screening of a true classic "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." The screening was part of the Plaza Classic Film Festival. Great renovated space is open to the public and communicated the history and culture of the city of El Paso very well.