Fort Bliss Cassidy Gate may be accessed through the gateway off of HWY 54 and will bring you inside…read moreFort Bliss Main Post near the parade field. Easy way to access post for any of the Historical Buildings. This gate does not have a visitor center, so to come through here, you need a CAC card, dependent ID, or permit to go through the gate. Cassidy Gate is my favorite gate, for it is open 24/7. The gate can get backed up but no longer than 5 minutes. This gate is linked to many historical facts, including being the closest gate to General Pershing House. Additionally, unlike all the other entrances, it is easier to use if you are a pedestrian.

Another wonderful experience on the El Paso Streetcar…read more We rode the car into downtown for FREE, as usual, and it put us right within one block of the action for the EP Día de los Muertos events. When we were done with the evening, we hopped on the events streetcar and were entertained by the lovely notes of Adriana Nevarez. She sang a variety of songs for the occasion. It was pretty awesome. Liz and the kids were dancing, I got into it as well. We were distracted with the Nevarez tunes, but I know that the Wi-Fi was up, if I needed it The streetcar was clean and the riders were super respectful - all there for a good time. We tracked our cars with the Sun Metro app. Love the EP Streetcar.

These little streetcars are so darling and I love that locals seem to really utilize them for…read moreeveryday errands.. It's a fun way to get around the peaks and valleys within the terrain.It was easy to catch and a wonderful way to see the city! I really wish our own city San Antonio hadn't ever got rid of our street cars.Not to mention the paddle boats at Brackenridge Park and the sky rides that were also a fond memory. Maybe one day will bring them back but I highly doubt it.Anyway if you visit El Paso I highly recommend the street cars.

El Paso is one of those laid back gems that completely surprises you once you slow down and…read moreactually spend time here. It might look a little deceiving just passing through, but this city unfolds in layers from Cimarron Plaza to Mesa Hills, downtown to the rapidly growing Eastlake area. It's massive, yet the freeways make getting around easy, and even with peak traffic it's nothing close to LA chaos. There's a strong local feel with so many low key, locals only type spots, hidden speakeasies, rooftops, tucked away gyms, and a food scene that will absolutely blow your mind if you know where to go (start with Taconeta). Add in beautiful desert nature, a thriving fitness and running community, great vintage shopping, and genuinely chill, welcoming people, and you start to see the real magic of El Paso. It's vibrant, underrated, and still refreshingly affordable. Love love love this city.

Loved the baseball field. The streets were pretty well marked. Had nice LED street signs and…read morebillboards in places. The favorite was the nice yellow light rail cars they use for metro. I saw the mural while my husband was waiting to take a picture of the light rail car. Also I will say the freeways looked adequate for the traffic.

7/2025 Great Stay at Fort Bliss RV Park! Clean sites,…read morefriendly staff, and a peaceful atmosphere made our stay very enjoyable. The hookups were reliable, the facilities well-maintained, and the location was convenient. Highly recommend and would definitely return!

Wonderful folks!! Enjoyed our stay. Dog friendly. We will stay there again when we come thru.read more

April 2021 I visited this Texas National Guard establishment for a two day training…read more Regardless of the road construction outside their parking lot is ample Their building is large and new. When you first come in the COVID19 measures consist of getting your temperature taken, wear sanitizer and put your name and number in a roster. The conference/classroom training area was also large and it had good lightning and sound making easier to hear and see the presentation. The restrooms were clean and well taken care of. The only thing is I did not see any coffee place or shop where to get something to drink for the training time.

Newly renovated and reopened after a 5-year closure! There…read moreare study rooms, a computer lab, an extensive Border Heritage area, meeting rooms, and tons of children's and adult programming.

A 5 star facility frequented by 1 star people... This has nothing to do with socioeconomic status…read moreor anything racial, but I saw a fight break out in the lobby the last time I was here. Not a shouting match, not a shoving match, actual punches were thrown, and the fact that the security guard merely asked them to break it up while these people's friends were trying to pull them apart made it worse. These people needed to be kicked out or the police should have been called, that's why I reflect this incident on my review. That aside, I hadn't visited this library since the new renovation, and like I said, the facility is great. They have a nice lobby area, which is not only perfect for cholos to fight, but they also have a coffee stand. The computer lab setup is great, lots of PCs available. The stacks area is brightly lit, which makes it a good place to study. And of course they have the most books since its the main branch. It's a real shame that security is an issue, particularly since this branch is the only one open every day of the week and is open the latest. It is a great library to visit during the daytime.

The Family Resiliency Center is an outstanding facility in Fort Bliss Main Post that offers…read moreInformation, classes, and its facilities for the better well-being of Soldiers and Families. Their staff is knowledgeable and attentive. They offer several courses for families On Military Knowledge, Soldier Family Readiness Groups "SFRG" and the VMIS program, among others. The location is kinda tricky to get to, but you will not get lost with your GPS. The Building is Beautiful and great for hosting trainings. Also, the center has a big parking lot. If you are a unit CFRR, SFRG leader, or brand new base/military life, I highly encourage you to visit this facility because they have so much to offer.

I'm not going through the details. I just want it known that Lenore ( if I remember her name…read morecorrectly) was completely rude from start to finish. I don't like leaving bad reviews but I can't shake this one off. The agent across from me was all smiles and respectful to her clients. I got the complete bitter opposite. I simply got the wrong agent.

ve been living El Paso since 1981 same place on Eastside. The reason I write this is after all…read morethese years living in this town I have never had such unpleasant experiences with the a locally owned business as I did at Westside Suntravel. I'm surprised the president of this company, Mr. Paul Corman, will allow these things to occur. I've visited and spent much money with Westside SunTravel before, but never had any unpleasant experiences. I've been dealing with them for a longtime but never had to dear with such unspeakable, selfish people Who had no common courtesy to their clients needs..we canceled all our Travel with them & ask for our copy of our passport and credit card back. This was at Eastside SunTrevor located at 1718 N. Zaragoza. My neighbor & I had an appointment with one of the agents at that place. On 31st of October at 10:AM to pay the Downpayment that we've been talking about for our trip. The problem was when we were conducting business at their office about a one hour later I needed to go to the restroom. So I asked them & They said their restroom is only for the Employees going as far to tell me to go to the next door to Popeyes or theother side insurance company's restroom. I couldn't believe what I was hearing... I even asked to see the manager & explained it to-her that I'm Elderly person my bladder is not dependable as it used to be therefore I need to go now.. but they wouldn't give it up still want me to go to next door... keep saying it's their policy. Most of us, when the time comes to go you have to go ... I couldn't believe what was happening. I have been with SunTravel before but never experienced anything like it.... The reason we went to the Eastside, we live close to buy it. It only takes five minutes to get there. So instead of driving way out to the west side since it's the same company we never expected anything like this... What upsets me was that they didn't have the simple common decency of allowing their clients who is elderly need to use a restroom. I don't think the president of this company Mr.Paul Corman, will never allow it something like this. Anyway, next morning on Friday the November 1st, at 9 AM I called Westside wanted to talk to Mr. Corman, but they told me he's not in so I asked for the manager and manager who's name is Ann, came on when I explained what happened she sounded like she's not surprised and she said it's their contract whatever that means... but I told her that I want Mr. Coleman to know what is going on out there and then she said that she will let him know. There is no response whatsoever from them. But I want people of El Paso to know that's how they conduct their business. The way I see it, if they don't want anybody to use their restroom, they shouldn't be having business in the public first place.