Milam Youth Center offers weekend, after school and camp programs for 6-12th grade (DOD dependents)…read moreyouth. Most Saturday non sports programs are free. (1-8pm) the rest of their programs charge are income based when registering through CYS Parent Central Services. All kids must be registered through CYS Parent Central before attending any of the Youth Centers in base. The facilities are top notch and the staff is caring and professional. This is one of the many great programs Military families have access to. Outstanding.

Our kids had a 3 on 3 basketball tournament here today. It was a fun event and absolutely free. The…read morekids got to play and even received basketballs or gift cards at the conclusion of the tournament depending on what place they finished in. They have a concession stand with very good reasonably priced food and drinks. Great place to check out for the kids if you're on Fort Bliss.

I have so many wonderful memories here. You meet so many people and they have a great after school…read moreprogram. I'm still friends with those people to this day. I played basketball, hung out at the skate park, and had so much fun in the summer camps. They combine middle school & high school but they have so many things to do so it's an amazing program. Also, this is one of the largest youth centers on an Army post I've been to.

I've been taking my son to buy skateboards but noticed every time I go they charge me a different…read moreprice and thirty dollars more every few months I'm not paying 195 dollars for a 100 dollar skateboard DONE I went to Zumies paid 120 for the same board and custom grip tape, screw Crooks they are literally Crooks

Awesome service. Won't shop anywhere else for our skate needs…read more Love helping local businesses in El Paso!!

Large skate park! My 11 year old loved it, but the park was just above his ability range. Our…read moreyoungest kid loved taking his scooter around. Older crowd of kids and young adults, most appear to have a solid handle on their skateboarding skills, and were working on some new things.

Stumbled upon this nice, little park while walking around downtown El Paso. Lots of trees and…read morebenches and it has a unique, blue alligator sculpture!

Nice plaza in the heart of EP…read more We stumbled upon this little park after a dinner downtown. There was live music going on and lights that drew us here in the after dinner evening. It's a nice size plaza with Jimenez' Plaza de Los Lagartos as a centerpiece. Surprisingly, the statue replaced live alligators the city held here in the pond in the 1950s. They have long pong and chess tables available on the east side of the plaza. Plenty of benches available for people watching. This location played host to the free screening of a true classic "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." The screening was part of the Plaza Classic Film Festival. Great renovated space is open to the public and communicated the history and culture of the city of El Paso very well.

I think Memorial Park is one of the nicest parks in El Paso. It's always been one of my favorites…read more I'm surprised I haven't written a review about it! It has a lot of lush green grass and trees, especially during the warmer months. Since El Paso is located in the desert, we don't have too much of that. It's kind of far from my house so I don't come to it that often. If I lived closer, I would definitely walk around and relax. There's also a swimming pool and library. I've never been to either one. Before Covid, I brought my son to a festival at Memorial Park. There was a lot of vendors and children's activities. My son enjoyed it. Memorial Park is also close to the rose garden (another favorite of mine!). This is a nice park to have a gathering with friends and family. One of my friends had a memorial for her son here. She brought food and drinks, along with a singer and butterflies to release. She held the memorial one year after her son passed away. It was a beautiful tribute for him. Memorial Park is also a nice place to take photos since it's so green pretty much all year long. People/photographers come here to take wedding, quinceanera and graduation photos. Check out Memorial Park if you haven't already.

This is one of the nicest city parks in El Paso IMHO. It's in a very nice historic district and…read moreneighborhood of Manhattan Heights. I guess I'm partial to it since it's not too far from my residence, and I have been frequenting this park in recent months ever since I relocated to Northeast El Paso. Even comparing to the Chamizal National Memorial Park, I like this one better--it's kind of hard to put into words, but it gives me more soothing and calming feelings as I walk through it. It also gives ample shades during hot summer days since there are many large trees. This park is fairly large and includes Aquatic Center, El Paso Public Library, & El Paso Municipal Rose Garden in the vicinity. Families enjoy using the playground with their children. If you walk around the perimeter of the park and/or through the hills, it provides you with a good walk routes. I see groups of people enjoying yoga or tai chi, others cycling through the park. I often see couples/families getting their wedding/engagement/quinceañera photos done here since it's such a beautiful setting. There are ample picnic benches throughout the park. There aren't too many shelters, but I see folks bringing their own shade tents and chairs. If you need a place to relax and enjoy nature, this is the place to be in El Paso. Highly recommended!!