We heard this was a nice park so we had to check it out. It is clean! Very pretty. I like all the…read moreducks!! Some people were even fishing.

Nice park, great place to walk my little girl Sydney, since she is blind. She doesn't do well in…read moredog parks with a lot of other animals.

Sagecrest Park is a beautiful and small neighborhood park that drivers can easily miss when passing…read moreby Roadrunner Pkwy. It's so we'll maintained and has one of the greenest grass in the city's parks. There's a playground and a couple of picnic tables. Behind its natural beauty is a trail. A great place to walk the dogs too.

A really nice park, located right off Roadrunner. The grass is even and well kept, they have swings…read morefor both the toddlers and the bigger kids, and the playground set offer unlimited enjoyment to my little ones. I like that the park has big, full grown trees, and never seems to be overly crowded. Even though it is right next to the road, it feels secluded and peaceful.

Really beautiful scenery and good picnic areas and restrooms. It is just a quick drive from Las…read moreCruces and it's worth seeing as the mountains are beautiful.

I camped here for a change of pace while driving across country on I-10. I found this place by…read moresearching yelp for campgrounds from my iPhone ap while on the road. Great find! There are a couple of things you will want to know if you find this the same way I did. First, note that the map/directions that this yelp site gives you will NOT take you to the campground (it takes you to what must be a BLM office in Las Cruces). UPDATE: I submitted the correct address (Aguirre Springs Road) to Yelp. If that is the address that shows up, it is correct. The Marquess Street address is the incorrect one. These are the directions copied and pasted from the Aguirre Spring website: Location / Access The Aguirre Spring Campground is located on the east side of Organ Mountains, east of Las Cruces in Dona Ana County. Take U.S. 70 for 14 miles east of the I-25/U.S. 70 interchange in Las Cruces, then turn south on the Aguirre Spring Road (1.1 miles after San Augustine Pass) for six miles. At mile 4 the road becomes a one-way loop and climbs steeply. Next thing to note is that the only facilities are toilets. They were clean and well kept. These restrooms do not have sinks or mirrors. There are no showers and there is no water at the campsites. You can fill up your water containers at the campground host's site which is right on Aguirre Spring Road as you start driving in. The sites have picnic tables and grills and some have fire pits. There is a loop of campsites that are off to the right of the camping pay station. Those sites are pretty close together, and there were several families camped up there, but they are right at the base of those gorgeous rock mountains. I bypassed this loop and drove down the road a little further and camped in a spot on the left a little ways passed the hiking trail (which is on the right). I loved my spot. I pitched the tent under shady tree. A restroom was close-by. I went for a trail run/hike the following morning. A very well spent $3!

Four Hills Park is a hidden neighborhood park that is surrounded by the backyards of neighboring…read morehomes. It's small and reclusive, esp. down on a hill. There are a few picnic tables and benches. If you want a playground, Sunset Hill Park is just across the street.

Can we have one of these in El Paso?!? Please!!!…read more I'm always telling people that I want to swim in the Rio Grande and then I stumbled upon this park and saw my dream come to fruition. Families swimming and couples kayaking in the Rio Grande! Best. Day. Ever. This park is pretty neat too. There's a small playground that seems well maintained and a trail that goes for miles following the Rio Grande. There are also fire pits placed strategically throughout this park on the river bank. And grass...grasssssssss galore! And frogs! The only reason I'm docking a store is because of the storm of mosquitoes. I grew up near water, but I've never walked into a cloud of mosquitoes. Bug spray is a necessity.

Fantastic little riverside park. Beautiful view of the Rio Grande .No swimming signs everywhere yet…read morepeople were swimming. Great for a picnic or just enjoying the view. Very relaxing.

You can definitely spend a lot of time here between the walking trail, the memorials, and the kids…read morepark. Very well maintained, lots of covered seating, and there are bathrooms. Definitely worth a visit.

While i was on my road trip with my dad we stoped by for the statues deff a nice memorial park they…read moredo have a full play ground for children

Small neighborhood park that has playground, basketball court, picnic tables and a jogging sidewalk…read morearound the park. It has a beautiful view of the Organ Mountains.

I like this neighborhood park alot. It has very green well watered grass. Covered picnic table and…read moreshaded play area. Little walking path with historic signs as well. Great little place to spend a couple hours especially if you have kids.

I love this park so much. I walk there and back with my dog and it's a nice 1 mile total walk…read more Never very busy, any time I do come across others here when walking they are so friendly and respectful, kept very well landscaped. I need to let parks and recreation know about the mistletoe in the trees so the trees don't get too sick but always clean and fresh cut grass. Beautiful place to have a picnic or gathering.

Sunset Hills Park is a neighborhood park that is more opened than it's enclosed neighboring park,…read moreFour Hills Park. It has the playground that the other park doesn't. It also has plenty of grass and a couple of picnic tables.

Most of the trail is easy, with a few sections where it goes uphill and it moves toward moderate…read more Beautiful scenery.

If you visit Las Cruces, you can't miss the Organ Mountains. The rocky spires are stark against the…read morelandscape, and are named because they look like a pipe organ. Visiting them is quite easy as it's a short drive from Las Cruces. There's a visitor center if you would like to know the history behind the area in addition to appreciating the natural beauty of the area. It's also good for planning out your hikes. There are a bunch of trail maps and the maps that prohibit dogs are also clearly marked. There are gorgeous views and the trails seemed well maintained with gravel/dirt. They are well marked so you can't get lost. In addition, there are plenty of bathrooms at the trailhead and visitor center. There's also a water fountain for both people and dogs at the visitor center.

Large park that is hidden from the busy Main St. Plenty of trees and picnic tables. There's a…read moreplayground for kids and a tennis court for pickleball too.

Came here to race rc cars and get a little fresh air....the park has a huge grass area, picnic…read moretables, play structure and fields surrounding. Can't wait to come back in the summer when the trees are full!