The farm is welcoming and unique, family friendly and appeals to all ages. My daughter (11) and I…read moreenjoyed feeding the animals and walking around the property. The shop sells cheese and other local foods (tortillas, salsa, cookies) but no milk. There is soda and water for sale as well. The restaurant is only open limited days (Thur-Sun), so we didn't check it out. It's a bit dusty and rustic, as you would expect for a farm! Would recommend and return, but this is not a "touristy" place, it's a working farm.

Been here several times and will keep going, the fresh made asaderos cheese is amazing, the service…read moreis welcoming, the weekend ice cream shop is beyond good and the total atmosphere with the combination of store, restaurant and petting zoo is a great weekend un for the whole family!!! 100% Recommended!!!

This is the first time we go to this event. We frequent the Ramirez pecan farm often. My mom had…read moreher own pecans trees so we never really needed to buy any pecans. She passed away last year and this was the first year we did not have pecans from her garden. We went to this event in memory of her and we were overwhelmed with the quantity of pecans we were able to pick in a short time. We picked over 10 pounds in a 10 by 10 ft.² area. We eventually had to stop because we were becoming obsessed with picking so many pecans. My mom used to love their oatmeal raisin pecan cookies and I got some. They had given us the recipe at some point, which I lost. And I'm sorry about that. It's a family business, and I love being able to visit and support this local business. I love my El Paso!

We're from Southern California & visited a cousin who lives in Clint. She took us to this farm to…read morebuy goodies from their store! We also took a lot of pics on the farm! Everyone at the store was very friendly & helpful! We definitely will be back next time we're in Clint!

If you haven't been to Bowen Ranch, jump over to their Facebook and find out the next time they're…read moredoing something for the public. This is a real piece of El Paso's history, El Paso's true history. Great for adults and kids alike. Bowen Ranch is still owned by the Bowen family, but you'll find a wonderful family that runs the ranch. Visiting this for a small, private event actually gave me a real feel for what Bowen Ranch does. The family has plans to bring the ranch back to all its glory, but I have to say... they've kept it in really good shape. One thing that really impressed me was the temperament of the animals on the ranch at the Headquarters. There wasn't a mean bone in a single one of them. All of them are people friendly and will shuffle up to you to be pet if you put your hand out. Now, I wouldn't recommend doing that with the cattle because you might spook them, but all of the horses and even the goat were super sweet. The property is huge and you get some gorgeous views of the sunset while out there. There not open to the public on day to day, but they have some small events and a few opportunities where you can watch them roping cattle and performing other essential duties. But Bowen Ranch is open to small events, you just have to ask. If you're looking for a beautiful and rustic backdrop for a wedding, reunion, or any kind of event that you can think of really, this is a great option.

We came to Socorro just to visit the Bodega Farms and To buy fresh organic produce. We were so…read morepleased! They have all sorts of produce and additionally cheeses, breads, nuts. As we arrived, they had fresh cut melons to sample- they were so delicious and fresh! They had just picked ripe figs, and had some tiny ones of a different variety. They tasted like candy! Yum! I purchased the figs of course, fresh baby purple carrots with the stems attached like you see in the old cartons! I got fresh okra, zucchini, other squashes, cantalope, pistachios, bread and Licon Dairy's flavored cheeses We visited another little boutique with nice imported Mexican dishes and clothing. Very nicely set up. There is a quaint coffee shop in the property, but I'm saving that for our next trip, We walked across the street to "Wine Down" for lunch and a glass of wine . I will posted that separately! Oh for a wonderful day!

Ralph was an amazing host. He showed us around the farm. Explained all about the crops. The dogs…read morethat greeted you when coming in were very friendly. We bought wonderful sourdough bread and some other vegetables. We strolled thru the other shops with some cool art and jewelry but did not get a coffee today. Maybe next time. Would highly recommend. Don't miss this warm and inviting place.

We met Eric and Jessica in Las Cruces at an event where they had a booth set up! Two of the nicest…read morepeople you'll ever meet! Their fruit leather is bomb! I've been thinking about the fruit leather since we got back home to AZ and just placed an order on their website for more! Looking forward to stopping by their ranch next time were in Cruces.

From the owner: Old School Ranch providing Chickens, Turkeys, Goats, USDA Goat Meat, Fruit Leathers and Cannabis…read moreSeeds. Location: Las Cruces, NM Combat Veteran/Latino owned.

Unfortunately this chile farm has permanently closed its doors. It was the best with fresh green…read morechile in a variety of different degrees of"heat".

Best green chile around!!!!! Their XXX and Sandía is a super recipe for surely tasty and hot…read morechile!!!!!'

We don't live in Mesilla/Las Cruces, but we travel through often, and FARMesilla has become our…read morego-to spot for delicious food with great gluten-free options. We've both dined in and ordered carry-out, and the food consistently has been excellent. The staff is friendly, and the store offers a nice selection of local goods like dried beans, salsas, and more. They recently announced on their Facebook page that the restaurant is changing ownership, and I truly hope the menu and quality remain just as wonderful. FB post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NTRZJbiBa/

I stopped in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and stumbled upon this adorable little spot--such a charming…read morevibe! It's the perfect place to unwind with a craft cocktail, a refreshing local beer from Icebox Brewing Company (a fantastic local brewery), or a nice glass of wine. I went for the avocado toast, and wow--it was hands-down the best I've ever had. When they say "farm to market," they really mean it; you can truly taste the freshness in every bite. The charred kale on top added this amazing smoky, crispy contrast that took it to another level. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area--great drinks, even better food, and a cozy atmosphere that makes you want to linger. 5 stars!

Went here for El Paso Goat Yoga! Amazing experience! The animals are so cute, well trained, and…read moreobviously very loved :) Roberto and his staff are so friendly and strive to give you the best experience while you're there. Highly recommend this outing for families, or just to connect with nature. You will definitely leave there feeling happier!

We had an incredible experience at El Paso Valley Trail Rides. The booking process was quick, easy,…read moreand convenient. Our guide, Jonathan, was easygoing, knowledgeable and friendly. The horses were very calm and beautiful. The trail itself was very scenic along the Rio Grande during sunset.

My friend and I have been there for a ride twice in the last two weeks and really want to go again…read morebefore we leave El Paso. Their horses are so well trained and fun! The father and son are so nice and the son, Isiah (don't know if I'm saying this right) has taken us out both times and is so great. Rare find and recommend to anyone!!