Doesn't look like much, pretty run down, so it does look "historical". They have histories of the…read morerailroad there and off the area. But mostly I went for the annual art and wine festival which turned out really nice! $15 entry for sod at each winery. Lots of other booths with goodies/ I liked the chocolate tastings! I even bought a pecan pie! I heard it was held the first weekend in august each year. I will be back! Loads of fun with my friends.

Such a fun little place! It is educational & interesting. There is a lot of reading to go along…read morewith photos & models.

06/06/2026 Saturday 11:00. Walking along the cloudcroft strip. My first time into this cute…read moreeclectic little shop. Clothes, crafts, art. How cool! The friendliest folks. A family run business with a cute story. Bought a very pretty coconut cupcake and earrings! What girl doesn't need another cute pair of earrings?! The cupcake was moist. I thought it needed more coconut flavor but I am a coconut nut! The buttercream frosting was not too heavy nor overbearing for the moist cupcake.

Very friendly staff and all their baked goods looked very delicious. They have various coffee and…read moretea drinks, cold or hot, as well as milkshakes. Inside the bakery are a few items for sale from various local artists. Their baked goods and treats change with the seasons and holidays so be sure to check them out regularly. Also, the service is above and beyond. Super friendly and fast. They have sitting inside and they offer free WiFi. My favorite item here is their Rose Tea which has edible glitter in it! It's delicious and it's beautiful to look at! Some of their cupcakes also have glitter on them and they look magical! If you're looking for a quick drink or sweet treat while you check out the town, this is a good place to find just that.

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 little farm and the amazing experiences that they create and the authentic ones that…read moreoccur just by being present. We have so many beautiful pictures from our visits!

We love, love, love everyone that works and owns the vineyard- we always have such a great time…read morewhen we are there!

Here at Tularosa Winery. If you make it to New Mexico and near Roswell/White Sands National…read moreMonument, you need to stop by here and try their wines. They are also a host site for Harvest Host. If you are RV camping, members stay here for free and it suggested to make a purchase. The wine is real good, so that was NOT a problem. Also glad we did not have to drive after tasting. Love their wines.

This is a really cool museum for the whole family. The train ride is only $5, and the museum is…read more$5. If you do, both are $8. The museum is very interesting. It is a lot of historical history when it comes to train models. I definitely learn a lot. Interested people who work there but have a lot of fun. It's definitely something to check out

This is a cool little spot, but for little kids, they may not be interested. The outdoor tiny train…read moreride is cool, but only if weather permits. Quite an impressive model lay out. Entry for adults is $6, and $10 if you add the train ride. Younger children are free. It's a non profit, I get it, but for $6, it is a little value lacking. This museum is best suited for children more school age (5+) as it is minimal hands on. The train ride is delightful and for all ages.

This was a special dinner in a town with many choices. The…read moreMeat loaf dinner was over the top good and i had the german schnitzel. They excellent and at a vg price We didn't have wine but they had many choices. We Should have have had a reservation. Our waiter Michael was very careful to insure our satisfaction. We Highly recommend and it was suggested to us from 3 others. They were right.

The positives: food is really good! The shrimp salad has large shrimp that are grilled perfectly…read more The roasted veggies are cold though, but maybe that's because it's supposed to be a salad? The pot roast is super tender and flavorful and the veggies with it pair well. The chicken fettuccini was not my favorite of the mix, but it was still cooked very well and tasted good. I'm not the biggest fan of French onion soup but this was a decent one. And although we only got 1 serving of bread, it was warm and perfectly soft inside. Why it was just ok: we turned up without reservations around 7:30 and were told it was going to be a 30 minute wait. We asked if we could sit at the bar and were told that was also 30 minutes despite there being empty seats. Fine. We waited. 45 minutes later, multiple parties come in, without reservations. They manage to sit at the bar. We were told it's first come first serve and we needed to just grab a seat. Would have been nice if we were told that from the start, especially since we couldn't sit at the empty seats earlier. We got our food to go instead more than an hour after we first came in. If there was anything else open by the time we found out, we would have just left. Despite this, I'd say this is a good spot to get food to go, or make sure you have reservations ahead of time.

Farewell, old telescope. Old landmark. A once "state-of-the-art" design back in 1969…read more The recent discovery of mercury inside the telescope building has led to the announcement that the Sunspot Solar Observatory - also referred to as Sacramento Peak Observatory - will be demolished and undergo site restoration. It has been deemed an operable since January 2026. The article hints at a possible future educational center, but that's not set in stone. Here's more information in a recent NSA article: https://www.nsf.gov/news/nsf-proceed-demolition-site-restoration-sacramento-peak?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQL0DZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeOYaHcQsRSueXrGDhqlOG8XyoJHlAUOxuozHrpMMl-gxKaZJpqVhRV7m0cOM_aem_oqIQDC7vjkZr_JPkYZT7hg

This place would be great for children, teens, and those interested in science/solar system. Our…read moregroup was middle to older aged and one enjoyed it tremendously. We were told by a couple of friends that it was great but we were disappointed. You do have to pay, which online and through friends there was not a payment. The price does not match the museum and walking path. The museum part was small and interactive in some parts and offered information about the solar system. There is a couple of videos you can watch but you have to ask the front to press play. There is a walking path to various telescopes with information and history but you can not enter any of the buildings. There is a small gift shop with books, toys, and apparel. Drinks and snacks were also for purchase.