I been going here for years. Started with the grumpy old man who has since passed. New owners and…read moremost of the same stuff they have had over the years. This is the best place to buy mortars from, they have some pretty big boomers! 2 hours drive from Tucson is worth it; prices are a lot lower than the local fireworks vendors. In AZ you are mostly limited to fountains unless the vendor has something hidden under the table.

This lady was lovely and helped me with all my needs. Everything for our two little ones and…read morehumongous fireworks that are going to make Disneyland Jealous.

This is my go-to fireworks stand. Value and service earn…read moreBorderline 5 stars...,.,.Again!!!

My go to spot on my way into Alamogordo. Always well stocked and friendly service. And somehow I'm…read morealways leaving with a gift from them.

I absolutely love this place! Totally worth the drive to get the good stuff . It became a tradition…read moreto go here and I still love doing it! Great selection, it's fun to read all the names of stuff . Also a lot of the price signs have QR codes which will send you to a video of the item in question in action, which is kinda neat I thought . Between online and in store there are always coupons available so you can get the most bang for your buck! It is a well lit, organizes, clean store, with great hours. The staff is friendly and helpful , there's plenty of parking, and it's easy to get to! I don't do a lot of comparison shopping in this department but I have never been dissatisfied with a purchase.

Always a spot to stop at on my way into Las Crusas. It's a bonus when my coupons kick in other then…read morethat great service

Serena was amazing!…read more I've been trying to find some copper jewelry to wear for health benefits and this trading post happens to carry some. Serena is super knowledgeable about this subject and was super nice and helpful. They also carry a hodgepodge of other things including leather goods and moccasins, etc. Lots to see inside the store. So glad I popped in to mosey around. Ended up picking up a couple pieces of copper jewelry.

Be SURE TO STOP! You'll be glad you did! The store is like Hermione's bag! Doesn't look like much…read morefrom the outside but is filled to the brim on the inside. Don't miss stopping here- you'll be overwhelmed with not only the items, but also the very fair prices! I bought a piece of Calvin Begay jewelry... beautiful.

Being a Vet, I was Humbled by this Park. 2 hours West of Las Cruces New Mexico on I-10, I got off…read morein Lordsburg for Gas. Headed 1 1/2 miles south from overpass. A Military Tank caught my eye. A Park with metal Awnings over tables and bbq's. No bathrooms, but there is a dumpster. If your tall rig won't fit under Arch, no worrys, there's 3 ways to get in. I stayed 3 days during Easter 2026 and never seen a soul. No Fees, just enjoy and respect the Park. Freedom isn't Free, but this Park is. Donated by a Retired WW2 Flight Instructor and his Wife. The WOW things you find in the middle of the Desert.

Lordsburg, New Mexico…read more There is another Veteran's Park in Deming, NM (South-Central). This Veterans Park is not to be confused with the Deming location as this park is situated in South-West New Mexico near the Arizona border off of I-10. The park is officially closed due to COVID mess. However, we just parked off the road & walked on the front portion of the park where there are plenty of statues, flags, placards & signs, and a tank. Visible from the outside was a large parking structure, more statues & a bunch of picnic tables. This park was an ideal location to take a quick break to stretch the legs, move around a bit, take pictures and the sorts. It's best to walk around or move about on open land during long road trips every 2-3 hours to prevent fatique, blood clots and enjoy the scenery. There are a lot of bugs and flies so keep the doors/windows closed during your break. I am sure the typical desert wildlife such as snakes, etc. are lurking amidst so travel cautiously. Lordsburg is a decent sized town (not city) w/ all the necessary supplies at Love's or Flying J's travel centers (big gas stations). Lordsburg also has various dining options, dollar stores, markets, motels and a fireworks store. Notable places to scope if you are here: 1. Shakespeare Ghost Town (Closed during covid). 2. Lordsburg-Hidalgo County Museum, and 3. Fraggle Rock (open 24/7). Notable regions to visit: 1. Silver City (town) about one hour north and 2. Tombstone, Arizona about two hours west. 3. Whitmire Canyon desert/Animas Mountain Range (very dangerous) about 90 minutes south. 4. Las Cruces/White Sands Missile Base about two hours east. White Sands is where the Atomic Bomb Testing (Manhattan Project) occurred. Travel Safely my friends. @cigarcpa

If you've been considering exploring Bisbee- you definitely should. Don't miss out!…read more Our family lives pretty close by so I've been many times. It's an old miner hippie town with lots of little quirky shops, restaurants and oddities. Bisbee is a day trip- maybe a weekend max. It's fairly small, so don't expect to spend a week here as you will run out of things to do! Come on the weekends when the most shops will be open, and pay attention to hours! Most things open at 9/10 and some shops close at 2, so plan accordingly. If you're coming from out of town, consider staying in bisbee and also hitting tombstone and Lowell. Stay in the copper queen hotel or a cute quirky Airbnb. I'd avoid Bisbee Coffee Company and hit Allan & Co instead. Make sure you go to Patisserie Jacqui and Pussy Cat Gelato. Cafe Roka is excellent for a higher end meal. If you love thrifting/antiquing Bisbee, Lowell and Tombstone have tons of great shops. The hotel is BUZZING at night on the weekends when there's live music and it's a hoot. It's a magical place.

We absolutely loved Bisbee! It was a charming mining town that had views where ever you looked! A…read moremust is booking the Copper Mining Tour, and Cafe Roka, both ahead of time. We stayed at San Ramon which was nice. We walked Main St at night and during the day, both were beautiful. A must is doing at least some of the 1,000 step challenge, you'll get excellent views from it. And you must eat breakfast at Bisbee Breakfast Club and walk through Lowell as you wait for your table to be ready. Afterwards, walk to Dot's Diner for a float or milkshake, and checkout the Shady Dell.