Very clean, helpful and knowledgable staff, big facility, nice warm pool and very cool modern…read moreplayground! Can't say anything bad about this place. Prices aren't too bad either :)

I hope this zoo receives some tourism/municipal/conservation/education funding, gets some…read morerenovations underway, and pursues proper AZA accreditation. It would be great to see improved habitats (less concrete for these critters) and enrichment (the coati are mostly playing with human children's toys), more education opportunities for the animals with a conservation/rescue narrative (one of the ungulates was missing a plaque altogether). The native species angle could tell a great story here and be super engaging for the tourists and road trippers who come through. Some food opportunities would have kept us around a bit longer (there's totally room for food/coffee trucks in the empty parking lot), and generally improved guest facilities would go a long way.

I was expecting to see more animals but alot of the animals environment were empty. But if you…read morehave 30-45 minutes you should stop by. It's free always taking donations and it's has a park next door for children to explore.

It's so cute!!!! Great value and with the playground we spent two hours there!! They have…read moresloths!!!! There's a few animals here that aren't even at the Albuquerque Biopark! The walk in aviary was closed, but it seemed large and decent!! There isn't a reptile house anymore which is too bad, but I'm so glad we stopped in!

This Zoo is from 1898 and a zoo over a century old should be in a lot better form…read more It s a bare minimum for lay out and space to me and i have been to zoos all over the world. I felt disappointed at most of the cages. On the plus there were many pairs of animals. Today was a free day and it took us about an hour and a half to stroll it all.

Fantastic place to watch the 4th of July fireworks display in Roswell, NM. There is a little bit…read moreof traffic driving in and out of the park before and after, but it isn't too bad. There is a giant field you can bring blankets and lawn chairs to watch the field on, OR you can stay in the gravel parkinglot and watch from there. The view in the open sky from the park is spectacular. I stayed in the gravel parkinglot because I was also lighting fireworks which is another plus to being there. A ton of people who attend bring their own fireworks and they are lighting them off before and after the show. The fireworks display at Cielo Grande park is also known to be Roswell's biggest fireworks display. Definitely come here to watch fireworks if you are in town for the 4th of July!

If you head east on 1st street in Alamogordo, you'll end up at Desert Foothills Park. This is a…read moreCity park with the feel of being well out in the desert. A popular spot with asphalt trails, roadrunners, rabbits and (you guessed it) rattlesnakes. Don't worry, just leave them alone and they'll leave you alone. Anyway, the Scenic Drive Extension Spillway (AKA 'the ditch') finds its origins here, much beloved by skate rats. Several trailheads start to the East of the park, one of which goes up to the mythical 'Goat Springs' of which I have never been able to find. The shaded picnic area offers a large barbeque pit, contact the Alamogordo City Parks Dept to reserve usage. So, if you feel like taking in a little desert without going too far this is the ticket!

On both sides of a drainage canal/river (and I'm not sure if it includes the other side of…read moreWashington Avenue), Washington Park is a medium-sized park. On the one side, a playground and parking area with a concrete structure that has restrooms. On the other side, an amphitheater, skate park and open grass areas that appear to have been used for soccer and baseball. The park also has a fenced-in tennis court with bleachers and some benches with awnings for shade. We're in New Mexico now and the sun is brutal. [Review 17471 overall - 81 in New Mexico - 989 of 2022.]

Roswell is an unlovely place, offering few amenities, but the park really tries. Big shade trees…read moreare essential for Enchanting Results June-September. The grass was still green in Mid May. Fantastic frisbee golf course and a small play area for kids

Nice place, there's a really nice playground for the kids everything clean. Definitely worth…read morevisiting

We have been coming here for years and never have we ever been treated like we did this past…read moreweekend by the camp hosts. We had called and spoke to the owner to see if we could check in a bit early and be was completely ok with it. When we got there the camp host was extremely rude saying we were there too early being that no one was in our spot and there were so many other empty spots available. we then had our campfire on and eight at 10 she came and advised it was quiet time and the fire needed to be turned off due to "county law" which is complete BS mind you we were not even loud we were just hanging out and there are zero rules staring that fires need to be out at 10. The next night she again came rudely 3 minutes past 10 when we were already putting our fire out stating "REALLY 2 NIGHTS IN A ROW!!" we said we are putting our fire out and she said "well get your clocks fixed to be on time". we pay a lot of money to enjoy our time there. I feel the owner needs to look into this because the campground was not as full as it usually is and they may be running people out with that unnecessary attitude and rudeness.

I went camping here years ago with friends. We weren't smart and got in after dark and had a heck…read moreof a time trying to put tents up. There are some nice hiking areas around here.