When I was growing up, we went to the town pool. It had diving boards and a slide. There was a…read morekiddie pool and that was about it. Today's "town" pools are much better. Lost Kingdom is themed and has four water slides, a small lazy river, rock climbing wall, food court, and water basketball courts. The kiddie pool is great, shaded and has a few little things for the kids. Apparently they do special events for adults too. There isn't a lot of shade, unless you purchase the cabanas for like $100. They also charge a $20 cooler fee. Lots of parking, you can spend a few hours here.

I automatically gave it four stars because I don't love the no food policy (snacks). My kiddos…read moredon't eat big meals and spending the amount they want at the concession stand isn't worth it. With that being said, we have the membership to come and go as we please. They do get frustrating as sometimes they'll decide members have to pay some evenings. I wish they'd disclose that prior to. Okay so now that we've discussed how cheap I like to be, let's discuss quality. This water park is great for the younger ages. I have a 3 and 6 year old and they both love everything about this place. My friend's kids who are a bit older get a little more bored. Ive heard the other EP Water Parks are geared for higher ages. The Jaguar Jungle is a tree house that I think goes up to about 2 ft. deep. It even has a couple slides that both my kids enjoy. There is a standard pool with a very nice ramp way in. It also has a rockwall attached. There's a lazy river but it's small and only for walking or floating. No rafts. There are two slides that have different height requirements. There's a small area that is perfect for babies. It's only 5 inches. The water park does have locker rooms with showers. You can rent a cabana or luck out and get a picnic table with shade. They have plenty of life jackets but you can bring yours IF they are coast guard approved.

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

Cool Nice fun there's swing basketball court baseball court…read moresoccer field and there's a water park

Lots of green grass and smaller trees, it is a very open concept!…read more Lots of benches and trash cans. The park is shaded which is great Bc it is a metal: Plastic park and in the sun it could cause some serious burns. The swings are not covered so we stayed away for fear of a burn. There is a splash pad with a few different things to play with and a nice walking path throughout the park. There is a fenced in baseball field and one that has no fence. A basket ball court with hops no nets. 3-4 covered pavilions no bbq grills on site. Overall very nice clean park with a very friendly vibe

Came here before and the Kids did surfing lessons. It went really well. Got them surf lessons…read moreagain, but there was other people and my one son. only got about three minutes of surf time. Almost an hour of sitting in the sun.

Oasis Water Park is a fun-filled family spot. The entry fee per person is $12, and the cabana costs…read more$120, allowing for unlimited fountain drinks! This is an unexpected perk! The cabana is pricey, and would have been worth it because of the privacy they provide. However, what absolutely cannot be ignored is the wafeing smell of the nearby toilets! It's disgusting! Demand that you get a cabana away from the toilets! It is the only drawback, so forewarned is forearmed!

Great and worth it of you like slides. They only have the wave pool that is an actual pool, but it…read morehas a line so you do have a time limit in there. WORD OF ADVICE RENT THE CABANA & BRING FOOD TO EAT OR COOK OUT WITH. This place charges for EVERYTHING Picnic Table $10 (THERE IS NO FREE PLACE TO SIT LITERALLY) Tube Rental $8 Locker Rental $25 (you get $10 back when you return the key) Fun, BUT they know how to make your pockets empty.

They have completely gotten ridiculous in price. The cabanas are now 250??? That's horrible price…read moregouging for people that are older to sit. Never again.

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.

Pretty pricy for people with kids The pool slides are fun, and the lazy river too. The food was…read moregood also. I liked it, I just thought they were a little difficult to work with for a group.

Hot garbage. We went before the season ended and the pool was super hot and everyone held onto the…read morefloats. The staff was nearly in existent and we literally had to get a manager to help us with the lack of service. This place clearly has no business running a swim club. Mega YIKES!

It's not on - it's probably 20x20 in area ... you can fit little chihuahuas in here but a shepherd…read moreand Great Dane aren't gonna do anything in this enclosure. Nothing works - super rusted.

The dog splash part is small but it was clean and fulfilled it's purpose. My Great Pyrenees and…read moreChihuahua enjoyed it. The kids splash pad is great. The kids had a blast. The only issue was they had 2 porta potties, it would be nice to have clean built in restrooms near by. Overall great experience for us traveling from outta town. We would come back!

Oktoberfest on Sunday was very good low-key early on. The music was good- the vendors were…read morefriendly, The Photo Booth was fun- the bet was good- the dancers were great! The seating was plentiful. Had a wonderful time- I'll have to come out again next year!

Moderately well maintained green square with a lot of things packed inside (softball fields,…read moreplaygrounds, some outdoor workout equipment). Has set hours and is fenced in. Bigger than it looks on the map.