Both kids have been playing baseball here since we moved to town, and we love it! The facilities…read moreand fields are well kept and clean. The staff is super friendly and helpful and very responsive to questions or concerns. "The 'Rona" has forced them into some weird changes, some that even they don't like. But for the sake of playing ball, we all gripe, grit and bear it.

Nice park....playground, baseball fields, basketball courts(under construction), libraryread more

Nice little neighborhood park with green space and walking path. Small but functional for the…read morenearby neighborhoods but I wouldn't travel to it for any reason.

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?

El Paso is lucky to have a Coach Like you Daniel Martinez.. Breakthrough Baseball is the Best…read morefacility in town.

Best training in El Paso!!! Daniel not only works our boys out very well, but he teaches and talks…read moreathletes through why we do certain things. Has a background in therapy and knows how to explain muscle groups and why they need to be strengthened for certain aspects of baseball. Hitting, fielding, etc

Great times me at the 2025 Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl. We were entertained by a good back and forth…read morebetween the Battle of the Devils. TheDuke Blue Devils vanquished the Sun Devils of Arizona State 42-39. We entered the stadium via the Glory Road. Despite parking being an "adventure" for us after arriving after the start of the event, we found the walk to the entrance no so crowded or too busy. Finding our section and row was easy and the steps were not to dah ring for my 70yo mom to trudge up, then down. Since a group of us got tickets for this event, we were surrounded by a group of folks from Fort Bliss. It was a place to be social and enjoy the main event, surrounded by the wonderful people of El Paso and plenty of UTEP Miners that regularly call the Sun Bowl home. There are plenty of vendors underneath the stands, but it makes navigating the pathways. The innards of the bowl are well marked, so finding your section is easy. Once you get there, the seats are unblocked and access to the stadium today was awesome. On the rare chance that it does rain in El Paso, the bowl is uncovered...so come prepared. Similarly, since it's out in the open, the true threat is the glaring sun...sun block or shade is useful, if not necessary. All in all, we had a Grrrrrr-eat time at the Sun Bowl. Congrats to the Blue Devils.

My sister, friends and I attended the Coldplay concert at UTEP Sun Bowl Stadium for the very first…read moretime ! My sister has been there before for football games , but has never gone there before for a major concert . I think if it wasn't for the scorching heat, it would have been a much more pleasant experience. Overall, though, it was hard to tell whether the city of El Paso was ready to handle the mega stardom of Coldplay, and the crazy crowds brought by Coldplay's presence in town! We attended the second concert in El Paso, which was exactly 2 weeks ago today on Sat (6/14). The lines could have been somewhat better organized because it wasn't completely clear which line was for what. Like so many others, our friend had already purchased our tickets through a legitimate and validated ticket vendor like StubHub. But even so, my sister decided to go to the very front of the many lines to inquire exactly where we were supposed to enter from. Once we found out we didn't have to stand in line for that long, we made our way to the front, got our ice cream sandwiches , refreshing cucumber drinks, and other drinks before we made our way into the stadium and to our seats. There were plenty of food and snack options. But the challenging part was getting through the throngs of crowds in the sweltering heat without fainting or passing out. We had heard that someone had fainted and passed out at the Fri (6/13) concert. So we were very careful and tried to stay as well-hydrated as we could in hopes that wouldn't happen to any of us ! The restrooms were not the greatest, but they were decent for their purpose. Once the opening acts finished, and Coldplay finally started performing, it was such an amazing spectacle at Sun Bowl Stadium :D ! The excitement of the crowd and the magic of Coldplay filled the stadium :D ! It was in every sense "A Sky Full of Stars " :) ! Unfortunately, just like any other stadium , it was a zoo to get out! And because it seemed like Old Glory Road was the main way to exit, it took us at least 2 hours just to move 6 miles! Unless UTEP Sun Bowl can improve the traffic and crowd flow in the future, I'm not sure if we would return for a concert. But despite the challenges with getting in and out of a stadium, watching Coldplay for their "Music of the Spheres" tour was absolutely mesmerizing and captivating :D ! And truly an awesome experience we will always treasure and never forget :) !

Perfect toddler play area. Infant swing + toddler/big kid…read moreswing. Climbing, slides, ramp, and jungle area. Next to baseball fields. Picnic tables where the adults sit are completely shaded. Safe area.

Quite little park. Usually come here when I'm getting my hair done across the street. It has a…read morebaseball field and flag football is a Saturday thing here. It doesn't have a track to run but if you don't mind getting your shoes grassy it's decent. A better park to cross train is Cielo Vista Park. Usually opt for parks verses gyms since I'm always on the go.

Very simple park. It is a very simple park…read more 4 baseball fields and that's about it. They all have their own seating. There are also a few benches with tables closer to the parking lots for picnics and things like that. A little kids playing area. And a basketball court!

Nice quiet park. Too bad people don't pick up after their dogs. Lots of poop everywhere. Theres a…read morewoman who is a regular that lets her dogs run around off leash. Saw one take a dump. She was oblivious. Makes it awful for everyone

I would say Album Park is one of the older parks in east El Paso. It's a pretty OK park that's…read moreclose to the Eastwood High School area. I grew up coming to this park with my family. Every once in awhile I took my son to run around and buy an ice cream from one of the many ice cream trucks that park in the area. I've even had picnics with friends and family here. This is a pretty nice park to host a family reunion or party. It isn't as nice as Memorial Park or others but it's alright. There's lots of grass, baseball fields and a nearby recreation center (named after Gary Del Palacio, an El Paso businessman and community activist who was murdered in 2005). There's also walking trails and tennis courts here. Whenever we're in monsoon season (during the summer months usually), this park floods a lot. I've seen and heard a lot of tadpoles here. A huge pond forms all over the park. As gross as it may sound, I think people actually get into the pond/water. I would advise against it. There might be dog poop, who knows what else can be in the water? Overall, a pretty good park. Check it out at least once or twice. Pack a picnic lunch, chairs, blanket and visit. Don't bring beer or wine! Sorry!

Great park for all things outdoors! You have tennis courts, areas for volley ball set up, baseball…read moreand plenty of grassy areas for football. You have ice cream trucks by the handful on weekends. It's funny that this park is under Album. It's actually called Eastwood Park. Since it is adjacent to Album people have got in the habit of calling it Album. Unless you're not from here, it's Eastwood Park. Tons of running tracks! Not a bad park and one of the best in EP!