El Paso Municipal Rose Garden

C Mon 4 months ago

Me and my mom went, it was great. We got lucky with the weather not too hot. Path is wheelchair accessible and not long at all. Plenty of benches so you can relax and listen to birds or people watch. Alot of beautiful roses and you'll catch a lizard or 2 just strolling by. No washrooms. Bring water to drink.

Lisa Chapman 5 months ago

In spring late March to may a Must Do. The rest of the year it's bare summer is a maybe. But one of the greenest places in El Paso in the spring.

Carter Kurazakii Edited 4 months ago

i come here quite often just to relax and enjoy the beautiful flowers. come thru around april-june, thats the best time to come imo as all the flowers have bloomed and the sun is shining. they got seating scattered around, some seat under shade which is heavily needed at times lol. i love seeing all the graduates and families celebrating and taking their grad pics whether theyre graduatn kindergarten or high school, its beautiful. the location has a vast selection of roses and flowers as well. there aint too much, dont expect food services, but feel free to bring some snacks keep in mind, my photos are unedited lol

Gloria Paz 6 months ago

I made a pit stop here on my way to the Scenic Drive Park after lunch. I would recommend the gardens for a quick stroll or walk in the morning or evening because there is not much tree shade. There are two covered pavilions with benches and benches along the trail. It took me about 30 minutes to walk around taking my time. It's early spring now and already about half of the rose bushes are in full bloom. Overall, the garden's greenery was a great repreve from the surrounding arid land.

Madonna Edited 4 months ago

This cute little garden in central El Paso was such a pleasant surprise! Roses are one of my favorite flowers, so I really enjoyed walking through and seeing all the different beautiful blooms throughout the garden. There were so many colorful flowers and peaceful little spots to sit and take everything in. It’s a nice place to slow down, relax, and enjoy nature right in the middle of the city. The garden itself feels very charming and well cared for overall. I especially loved how peaceful and welcoming the atmosphere was. It would be a great spot for a quiet walk, taking photos, or just spending a little time outdoors. The only thing I noticed was that some of the palm trees could use a little extra TLC and maintenance, but honestly, that didn’t take away from the experience too much. Overall, this is a lovely hidden gem in central El Paso, and I will most definitely be back again to enjoy all the beautiful flowers.