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    Mesilla Valley Maze

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    Eva D.

    Between the two main mazes near El Paso, this is our favorite. You can't beat the change of scenery. The admission is fairly priced at $12 for adults and $10 if you are military. I believe kids under 12 are $8. We went as birthday guests and I did not pay entrance for my daughter. The parking area is ample and organized. They allow coolers and outside food. However, you won't need much of that taking their large variety of food items available for purchase. They have amazing pumpkin pie! We went on a Sunday and they had many competitions. Corn and watermelon eating contest, balloon toss, tricycle races, etc. They also had live music. There is plenty included in the admission price and the items you do have to pay for are not that bad. I did find that $5 for a lazo was a little ridiculous. Still... people pay it so I assume it works for them. The grounds are beautifully kept and there are plenty of seating areas throughout. If you haven't been here, you must. Lovely place!

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    Angela W.

    Nice small farm setting for kids to take pictures. Lots of pumpkins for sale. Country store have gifts, cakes and homemade jars of jam, syrup, etc. Only service animals allowed. Can't complain that parking and admission is free.

    Dan T.

    Awesome place. Been to Patches all over the country and this place will have you out of your gourd in no time. Lots to do with the kids included with admission no nickel and dime tactics here to get you to spend more $$. Admission price is great for what you get included. Ride out to the patch and pick out your porch or table trophies! We got everything in the picture plus a bag of small ones for under $25! Couldn't believe it!

    Gourds galore!!

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    La Union Maze

    La Union Maze

    3.5
    (20 reviews)
    28.7 mi
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    The Ruiz Family enjoyed our school trip to La Union Maze this fall. It was nice to have the whole…read moreplace to ourselves. Less crowds, less worry about losing my two kiddos. The first thing you notice as you walk in is the amount of space that the grounds have. If you walk in you'll notice the food stands to the left and some covered picnic areas immediately to the right. If you walk past the picnic areas, you'll run into some activity areas. The food is expectedly pricey, but you don't have to eat there... just plan ahead. Noah found some friends and headed for the huge slide, after going down that a few times; he went to the ball toss areas. Noemi found her own friends and dragged Liz the other way. They ran through the garden maze first, and found a bounce area. Both kids found the large corn maze area and explored it with their respective friends. We spent a good 30min at least in the long trail. After the kids got done with the maze, they went to hang out and feed the penned up goats. Noemi in particular couldn't wait for the pig race. Noah and I took a tractor ride to the pumpkin patch, wandered around, but we didn't buy any pumpkins or gourds that day. The folks were super friendly - whether it be at the maze, the activities, the food stands... they were all friendly. They have some food options. We ate beforehand, but we got some lemonades and waters to keep us going. La Union has plenty of parking in a lot right out front. The recommendation to bring sunscreen and bug spray is legit... keep it handy. Lookin' forward to next year.

    A great experience; especially if you have children. For a few bucks you can spend the whole day…read moredoing activities, eating and enjoying our wonderful weather this time of year.

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    PistachioLand

    PistachioLand

    4.5
    (252 reviews)
    68.6 mi

    As America's most traveled human, I've seen just about everything in the United States and set…read morerecords in the process. But there was one thing I had never done, and that's McGinn's PistachioLand. Now imagine that you've responsibly booked a farm tour of McGinn's six months in advance and driven over 2,000 miles to complete this bucket list goal. You've even signed the waiver they texted you 45 minutes before lining up for the first tour of the day. You're ready for a unique adventure. And then, 15 minutes before you're ready to take the tour, McGinn's notifies you that the tour has been cancelled because tour guide Garret is unavailable. Really? This is allowed? If you live down the street from PistachioLand, this isn't a big deal. Take the tour some other day. But if you've driven all the way across the country for this, only to receive news of a cancellation with 15 minutes notice, I cannot imagine that the risk of visiting PistachioLand is worth it. Their farm store is neat. Pictures next to the gimmicky giant pistachio are cool. But the highlight of your visit would certainly be a tour of the actual pistachio groves. And when they're allowed to unabashedly cancel on you with essentially no notice after spending a great deal of money and effort to get there, this particular point of interest is just not worth visiting.

    When you are driving down the highway and see the world's largest pistachio, you have to stop…read more We arrived just as a farm tour was starting. $5 per head (2026 rates). Takes about 20 minutes. You get a tour of the pistachio orchard and the grape arbor. Yes - they also make wine here. All I really got out of it was the wonderment why the hell Re they trying to grow pistachios and grapes in the middle of the desert? Neither are native plants. It's a hostile environment for both plants. Each grape vine needs 40 gallons of water per week to survive. The pistachio trees have to be grafted to survive. I guess the only good thing is they will never become invasive because they would not survive on their own in this environment.

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