Poking around Alamogordo as a tourist, I came upon Lisa Blevin's shop where she offers "Classes,…read moreQuilting, Crafts, Fabric Art and Long Arming." What a fun store. Lisa helped us with free books, free patterns and lots of information about Alamogordo. She even sent us to yet another shop! A lovely experience for a couple of artsy old tourists!

i've stopped in this little shop every time I'm in the area and love it! Quality items, reasonably…read morepriced. Very nice ppl there, and yes - the 80+ year old owner who's moving a little slower these days, can come off as abrupt sometimes - but engage her in conversation and you'll discover a wonderfully sweet woman with a wealth of knowledge about the surroundings, local history and the backstory to many of her fine items.

I love this store for their Native American jewelry. I buy all my gifts here for friends and…read morefamily. Only thing that I do not like, they are closed at lunch. It seems to me you would be open while people are running errands at lunch? Why close at all, stagger the lunch hour with your employs?

Sam and Patrick are the bomb. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are the best in town!!read more

We were surprised with the amount of books the store had. And also the organization by which they…read morekeep the books. We found around 10 books and we're happy with the quality of them, and also the price was very reasonable for being used. Definitely would recommend this place for anyone who likes to read physical books.

Excellent used book store. Books are inexpensive, there's a huge variety, lots of gems. All…read moreinventory is donated, volunteer run, profits go to public library.

Enchanting Crafts specializes in hand-crafted works from local artists. The unimpressive exterior…read moreis deceiving, you could easily pass by and miss the delightful surprise of walking in to it's glittering display of creativity. Numerous artists show their unique works, so something is sure to catch your eye or your heart. The shop includes a wide variety of decorative items: soaps, baskets, jewelry, holiday decor, and much more. I'm always so happy to buy a one-of-a-kind piece made by a real person, a neighbor, even though I don't know who they are. Please inquire about a local artist/craftsperson, Liz Block. Her items are among my favorites.

Quiet little gift shop on the way to PistachioLand. Lots of cute metal art, purses, and clothing to…read moreperuse through. Be sure to stop in for a look-see and maybe even walk out with a thing or two. Hub found a wallet he liked, and a NM made wooden cross. Nice owners. Recommend!

This by far was the highlight of our trip!!! We decided to go on a roadtrip to Roswell and stopped…read morein Alamogordo on the way. My son is into everything space right now and we figured he would like the museum. He loved everything about this place. All the rockets and history was all he could talk about even days after we left. The museum is a lot bigger than expected and the staff was amazing. This is a must do if you're ever in the area!!

The educational facility has a very bad first impression,…read moreThey misspelled receipt on the admission tickets. Over priced gift shop . A long walk to theatre. Handicap taking is available there.

I love this store!! Every time I come up to Cloudcroft I…read morestop here and grab something, even if it's just some stickers. They have a great selection of clothes and gear and their prices are fair. The store has a small footprint so things are tight and when it's busy it's a little crazy but they make it work. The staff is awesome, very helpful and always super nice! They also all know the area super well so don't hesitate to ask them about where to go or what to do. They carry all the major brands and some stuff I've not seen in the big stores. They should have any small items you might have forgotten before heading out for a hike or camping trip. The downtown area is pretty small so parking is limited but I usually end up finding something pretty close in front of the store. I definitely recommend stopping in if you're in the area and are an outdoorsy person.

Lady working there is rude and miserable. Scolded at my toddlers (including my neurodivergent son)…read morelike trash for picking up hiking sticks while I was looking at shoes for less than a minute. I expressed my concerns and she blamed my parenting and "lack of correction" for her uncalled for reaction-I immediately corrected them by the way and apologized after she unleashed her Karen on them. They say that you can tell who a person is by the way they treat kids and animals and from the look of the reviews she treats both like trash. That says a lot of the type of person who runs this place. Do yourself a favor and go to ruidoso and shop at Happy Hiker. They are so kind and have a super positive vibe there. I'll never support this rude and stuck up shop ever again. Stay clear and beware if you have curious children and apparently dogs!!!