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This Park is included in the category of National park.
Serene park right on the border. The rangers were very helpful. Amazing history and culture of the border controversy could be learned here.
Lots of grass. Bring blanket. Huge stage.
Nice park
Well kept. Well guarded
It was a nice experience, will definitely do it again
Fun day trip for anyone living in the El Paso area who is interested in local history. Had a great time visiting and walked away with an enriched understanding of US/Mexico relations.
Rangers were not very helpful, but signs with lots of good info
Almost accidentally entered Mexico while trying to find this place, but it was worth it. Learned a lot about a land dispute I haven't heard of before. School is across the street, so road was a little busy when I was there.
That place sucks the pavement is horrible
The park is very clean and the facilities are well maintained.
Interesting history, told well by park rangers. A place to celebrate the friendship of the United States and Mexico and the countries' ability to solve disputes diplomatically. It also holds the historically interesting artifact of a fence built by Mexico during Prohibition to keep American smugglers out of Mexico. The drawback of the site was a grass lawn-type layout not well-suited to the local environment, which could be replaced with landscaping more appropriate to the climate.
The Visitor Center had so much information and some artifacts to look at. They have 2 stamps on the desk, but they have about 6 more unique stamps behind the desk. Just ask and they'll bring them out. I liked that there was also a self guided tour to some locations around the property. They have the shortest park video I've ever seen. It's less than 5 minutes, but has some essential information about why it was designated a memorial. I arrived in the afternoon when the kids were out of school. They walked right in the middle of the memorial when they were leaving. If you don't want to deal with having to sit and wait for what felt like the entire school to cross the street and then to cross the parking lot then plan to be there before or after school is released.
They have a small museum inside
Its beautiful here.
A nice, quiet Oasis in the middle of the city.
I am sure rhe park is really nice was just to hot the day this Yankee visited it.
Shakespeare on the rocks. Enough said.
Serene park right on the border. The rangers were very helpful. Amazing history and culture of the border controversy could be learned here.
Great piece of El Paso history. Great park for sitting outside or attending a cultural event.
Unless you're here for an event (which there are many), there really isn't much to do here. Inside the museum, there is a 4-minute film and about 20 minutes of exhibits. The rest of the park is merely a huge grassy field. Maybe one day they can expand the museum.
Very clean and nicely kept and a historic site
Where the river changed history over and over.
They are currently working on the parking lot. New pavement and improvements
Huge waking trail through a field, great park
Very quiet and peaceful place perfect for relaxing
I love attending music under the stars at the chamizal ♡ has been a family tradition for years!
Good place to relax with family and even better when events are going on.
Interesting little stop. Enjoyed the exhibit, had a pic nic lunch and got passport stamps.
I was so surprised at the amount of information at this small museum about the border lines of El Paso. Staff was polite and knowledgeable.
Lovely facility nestled against the border, commemorating amicable resolution of disputes.
Neat place for a quick visit
Very interesting story of resolving a border dispute through diplomatic means rather than hubris. The current administration would do well in following this example,but arrogance and ego probably will not allow it.
I mean it's a free park....
Learned Mexico has 32 states
Great place for concerts and theatre
Experienced the park for the first time last night at the music under the stars event. The park is very green and beautiful.
Unity is Strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved. -Mattie Stepanek
It's especially great during summertime, when they have music under the stars and the 4rth of July fireworks display. There's a lot of events there.
Beautiful place. Surrounded by a beautiful park. Its got a lot of history at the place, too!! Its definitely something you should check out.
Nice place, good scenic views! An El Paso Tradition.
Interesting place showing the border history between the US and Mexico
Nice place
Beautiful park that signifies the signing of the Chamizal Treaty involving our beloved and late President JFK.
Had an amazing walk and talk......security is light.
Nice to sit outside and enjoy fresh air
Nice memorial of a situation I was not even aware of. Historical!
great place for the whole family
Very nice and staff are great.
Nice place to have a cookout and on Sundays during the summer they have music under the star. Alcohol is prohibited June thru August.
Calm, cool & serene park to visit. Great one of a kind cultural performances. Theatre seating is comfortable. Beautiful murals throughout. Truly a borderland hidden treasure.
I Love this place.... The events
Great atmosphere
Enjoyed the show very much
Nice clean invirement.
Beautiful huge park right on the corner of a bridge and the Rio grande.... incredible history between two Nations.... Well worth the stop
The grass is not well maintained anymore and now you cant take alcohol not cool
Always love taking visitors here. They can get a good feel for El Paso. The music nights and other activities are great.
We were surprised at the offerings here. It is smaller than most National Historical Sites, but we learned a good deal and the staff were friendly.
Perfect place to exercise.
This is a great park to tour the museum, walk, or jog the track, bbq, or kick back to live entertainment at the stage area.
Picked up a ational Parks Passport Stamp.
This a great place to go to me and my family have had some great experiences in here and there also some events there sometimes .
Very nice and great information
It is a great history park. Rest and have a picnic, sometimrs they have outdoor musical events or plays in the theatre. History. Tourists I recomend it
Nice park directly adjacent to the US-Mexican border in memory of a disputed area created by natural shifting of the Rio Grande river over many decades. Very nice staff.
Goood, is clean, has restrooms
It's a very fun and interesting place for a learning day trip with the family.
Spacious. Many trees that provide great shade. Great parking. Beautiful scenery.
A very nice national park on the border...
What a great hidden gem of a National Park!
I wasn't aware of the Rio Grande boarder history between Mexico and the US. The National Park Service has done a terrific job of preserving the history of the area.
Small but informative. We only spent 45 minutes there reading and looking at the display. I got another stamp in my National Parks book. I love America and all our National Parks!!!!
The only National Park within the city limits. And its mexican park as well.
Very nice place
It's especially great during summertime, when they have music under the stars and the 4rth of July fireworks display. There's a lot of events there.
Nice Park to visit and have a great cookout always nice and clean
This is our Chamizal beautiful!!!
Beautiful place. Surrounded by a beautiful park. Its got a lot of history at the place, too!! Its definitely something you should check out.
Amazing place and free, quality music shows.
Beautiful site, maintained according to season. In tune with seasonal events. Great host
Beautiful but a lot of noise!
Excellent rangers. Very knowledgeable and friendly.
This place is right next to the border and has a neat walking tour. It has a cool museum and movie as well. It’s easy to find in town, has lots of parking, and nice rangers.
Thank you, CHAMIZAL NATIONAL MEMORIAL MUSEUM
I admit, I worked here years ago and this is THEE best place to visit. The pic here is inside the library. Lots of material pertaining to the history of El Paso, Tx.
Wonderful place to walk your pets, lush plant life is apparent as well due to the vast amount of pollen. Great place to just sit and sunbathe in the Spring.
I used to dance here when I was a kid with my folkloric dance group. Love it!
Park could be better if they installed an outside play area for the children's. Its a decent size park. Check out their music under the stars concert venue which is free live music and food trucks.
Been in El paso 5 years just attended an event at chamizal, was very impressed with theater and all, very nice venue
Great place to relax quiet n plenty of shade
Being rejuvenated, be very nice when opens to public, grass still green, trees still make shade like when I was a kid! (80's)
A National Memorial clearly describing the history of the border dispute between the US and Mexico due to changes in the course of the Rio Grande River. The film in the Visitors' Center presents a clear, concise explanation of the dispute and its resolution. The Monument conducts cultural events to promote learning and understanding.
This place is right next to the border and has a neat walking tour. It has a cool museum and movie as well. It’s easy to find in town, has lots of parking, and nice rangers.
Amazing show,Music under the Stars
The park was closed because of the government shutdown.
This park is huge, they have a lot of events, one popular one would be the "Music under the stars" and it is very relaxing. They allow certain things for you to bring. They have a website where you can double check on those things, and 4th of July it's probably the best place to go to to celebrate!
Great place for outdoors events and theater plays
Why have I never been here? Very cool park for a walk or venue for live music.
Not to many people which makes it even better for a run ,walk or bike ride.
Historical marker and area worth knowing.
Awesome park!
Free! It details the history of the border dispute between the US and Mexico over the Rio Grande area. The picnic areas a clean and provide bbq grills and lots of shade trees.
Great place for the family to enjoy a nature walk or picnic.
It has a nice museum and welcome center. You can se the bridge and Highway 10 which goes into Mexico and a very nice walking trail.
Saw a musical production at the theater here. Nice place for shows.
One of the only green places in El Paso. Great for an early morning jog
Family safe environment
Beautiful park
Love the show we see our culture at their best
A very pretty park and a great history lesson on settling disputes peacefully. The rangers could not have been more helpful and engaging. The doll collection was just beautiful. Highly recommend place.
A toda madre - Today is a good day
A National Park on the border of El Paso, TX. The park hosts many events, both local and national. Music Under the Stars, a free music program sponsored by the City of El Paso has been held here since the 1990s. Parking can be limited depending on events. During Music Under the Stars parking reaches capacity and you must park at the nearby Bowie High School, and make the trek to the park. In my opinion that becomes part of the whole experience and is not even close to a deal breaker. Also, the El Paso Chopin music festival has been held here for the past 10 or more years at the theater inside the visitor center. Park has restrooms both indoors and outdoors. Park rangers control the park so you always feel safe. There are two trails for walking or running, one mile and 1/2 mile, both will give you a clear view of the Bridge of the Americas Port of Entry into the U.S. and it's 24 hour queues of incoming traffic from Mexico. Great place for picture shoots.
Very interesting and informational national park. Very educative for students of all ages. Very friendly and knowledgeable park service staff so willing to interact with visitors.
A little off the beaten path, but an interesting look at a piece of American/Mexican history many don't know about. A little sparse on the inside, but worth a quick stop if you're in the area and it's not out of your way.
Nice and informational and get a nice workout around the track and learn stuff in the Museum
This is the kind of place to go for history. I went here and the ranger was helpful and educated us about the Mexican-American treaty brought about by war. Good for everyone of all ages and is FREE
We came out from Las Cruces to see a play. The theater and museum were very nice. I will definitely be back another time.
Entertaining guide was definitely passionate and informative. Nice little historical addition to our day.
Good walking park.
Very knowledgeable Rangers.
Looks like a great place for picnics, barbecue and taking the pups, but.... the museum part is currently under construction so they don’t have a lot to offer for historical buffs. I definitely plan to visit again when it is fully operational.
Great place to go out for a jog
Would have been better if they weren't under construction. Couldn't go through to see all the exhibits. Grounds were very nice.
Great place to visit. A lot of information to take in and historical areas are clearly marked throughout. Kind and friendly staff.
Awesome park
Cham
Thank you, CHAMIZAL NATIONAL MEMORIAL MUSEUM
After making a wrong turn and ended up in mexico, we came back and had a lovely visit. 2 Thumbs up.
It is a surprisingly quiiet place but worth visiting in order to know the US-Mexico border issue! Let peace be with both countries and the people.
Ground was a provactive play... enjoyed it
We went on an early Saturday morning stroll before the crowds and before the visitor center was even open...next time I definitely want to go inside....it was very peaceful and beautiful...the view into Mexico and being that close to the border was cool...a place where history was made!
Awesome park rangers and beautiful space!!!
The museum make the history nice and easy ... it was worst than you can see here .
Nice place to spread brotherly love accross borders...
Was very educational and the self guided tour was a lot of fun!!
Very well taken care of an the park rangers know their stuff. Cool place to hang out with the fam for a bit
A very interesting site within sight of the U.S./Mexico border that explains a thorny issue (if the border is defined by the river, and the river moves, where exactly is the border?) and commemorates its diplomatic solution a century in the making, our family had a great visit here. The park and mural outside are striking, but don’t miss the visitor center. Inside, there are extensive exhibits going over the history of the Chamizal Settlement, from Presidents Lincoln & Juarez to Johnson & Lopez, as well as striking artwork inspired by the history of the region.
Lovely little historical building on my El Paso trip. You'll spend maybe 20 to 30 minutes inside the center, learning about the history of the US/Mexico border, which you can then cite during your political arguments at Thanksgiving. Would recommend to anybody passing through!
Wonderful service...very pleasant servers..
Very well taken care of an the park rangers know their stuff. Cool place to hang out with the fam for a bit
Very peaceful park to have a nice walk or run. Has it's tracks. Lots of big trees, perfect for the summer, they give enormous amount of shade.
a great place to learn US-MEXICO histoy. the park rangers are very friendly and ready to answer your Qs. the park is very quiet, peaceful, has a lot of green.
A significantly historical National Park.
Some of the Park rangers are moody and have to many rules not like the north east where they have plenty of seats..
History in Real Life.
Great park for several activities like concerts, picnics, running, walking, biking. It has sections with grass but there's a walking trail all around the park, which is about 0.7/0.8 miles. There's public restrooms available. There's also a museum open throughout the week; opens at 10.
Chamizal is unique, not for its beauty or access to nature, but for its portrayal of colonial conflict resolution. It is the modern cousin of our 19th century killing field memorials, where a battle in our 20th century wars against our neighbors was averted instead of slaughtering each other again... a place and time where technology was enlisted to resolve a dispute instead multiplying the body count. Rather than re-enacting the horrors of war, Chamizal lets us learn the lessons of peace.
Very interesting, wish I had more time.
It's great for you to enjoy your day with your family
A must place to see. Be sure to visit the Cultural Center there.
A nice quick spot to walk around and look across to Mexico!
Nice and green. Well kept.
I like that this park has a huge open field. It's great when you want to play football.
Great festivals and expositions for free. Love it.
Great place.
A very interesting site within sight of the U.S./Mexico border that explains a thorny issue (if the border is defined by the river, and the river moves, where exactly is the border?) and commemorates its diplomatic solution a century in the making, our family had a great visit here. The park and mural outside are striking, but don’t miss the visitor center. Inside, there are extensive exhibits going over the history of the Chamizal Settlement, from Presidents Lincoln & Juarez to Johnson & Lopez, as well as striking artwork inspired by the history of the region.
This is a very nice place to walk. It has not been kept as well as as it should have been the last few years but it still has long walking trails where you can be pretty much alone. There are also a couple of picnic areas where you can get together with family and friends for a cookout. This is one of the few large open spaces in the middle of the city. They also have facilities which host different events throughout the year. I would recommend if you want to get some outdoor exercise in. It's a very peaceful place with continuous federal law enforcement presence.
Lovely little historical building on my El Paso trip. You'll spend maybe 20 to 30 minutes inside the center, learning about the history of the US/Mexico border, which you can then cite during your political arguments at Thanksgiving. Would recommend to anybody passing through!
Great view of the city! You can see Mexico.
Shakespeare on the Rocks performance was phenomenal! Just loved that the Watch were women! Applause, applause, applause!
I took my daughter there for the cultural festivities we enjoyed it especially the museum, and the concert all free. From the outside you can see the border from El Paso, and Juarez.
Friendly staff! Our group showed up and it was closed, and they opened it back up for us
Loved it, first time there it's so beautiful!!!!!!
Peaceful place and very historic
Wonderful theatre experience. Bi-cultural respect is strong.
Nice clean park, good to go and relax.