Las Cruces, New Mexico, is a popular city located in the southern region of the state. It is known for its vibrant culture, historical sites, and outdoor activities. Las Cruces offers a variety of attractions that make for an ideal vacation destination. From scenic hiking trails to shopping and dining options, there is something for everyone. Additionally, Las Cruces has some of the best Mexican cuisine in the country. Visitors can explore historic sites like Old Mesilla or take part in unique cultural events such as the Las Cruces Chile Festival. With its vibrant culture and nearby attractions, it’s no wonder why many people have great reviews about Las Cruces. The city’s diverse range of activities provide something for everyone and create an enjoyable experience for all visitors. Many reviewers also note that Las Cruces makes it easy to get around by providing multiple transportation options including public buses and taxis. Ultimately, if you are looking for a fun-filled place to visit with plenty of things to do and great cuisine, then consider Las Cruces as your next destination!
based on 50 ReviewsGet to know Las Cruces with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Las Cruces
There must be something in the water! - 4/8/2011
I don't see why any sane person would want to live here. The school system here is a disgrace(except for the university), the weather is horrible, everything is brown brown brown. Everything around just seems dead. There are SOO many mobile homes it's shocking and not even nice ones. At least 60% of the population here are on wellfare, foodstamps, medicaid, etc. and they come from generations were being on government assistance is the norm! they don't better them selves just to be able to get government assistance. There are "cholos" on every corner, dirty sloppy fat rude hispanic people that don't even deserve to be called a true mexican. The hispanics here are the equivalent of a hillbily! I am a mexican woman that was raised in Baja California, Mexico and I'm embarrased to be associated with the hispanics here. The mexican food isn't very good, what matters most here is the spicyness rather than the flavor. Most people here have the walmart mentality, they don't support the farmers
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Clear Skies and Mild Winters - 2/23/2011
Mild temperatures with very little, if any, snowfall during the winter season makes Las Cruces an enjoyable place to call home. The summer temperatures may approach 100 degrees a couple times but is very tolerable due to the low relative humidity around 20. Clear skies more than 90 percent of the time adds to the charm of living in Las
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Slow paced - 9/2/2010
We moved to Las Cruces from Los Angeles. We missed the big city stuff like large varieties of restaurant and eateries. The LC star filled nights are beautiful.
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dating - 6/22/2010
I am thinking of moving here. I am 52 and a single woman. How is the dating situation for my age group? Thanks
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Climate is wonderful - 10/29/2009
We get about 350 days of sunshine! Its a great city to live in if you like the outdoors. There are many cultural activities, and many cities close by to
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lovely small city - 10/27/2009
my husband and i moved here from nj 9 years ago. it has grown considerably since then! lovely weather, historic sites, interesting people from many different places, fine dining majestic breathtaking mountains that change colour with each subset. a fine place to
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Las Cruces has great weather - 10/15/2009
Summers are a bit hot, but winters are wonderful. I'd highly recommend Las Cruces to retirees. No snow to shovel and you can golf virtually all year
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question about wind and water - 6/14/2008
Hi,
I've seen a couple of comments about the wind. Just how windy and
how often?
And how bad (or good) is the water situation? How close is the water
table for
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question about wind and water - 6/12/2008
I've heard some comments about the wind and I'd like to know just how windy and how often. Is it dusty? Also is there a water aquifer and how easy is it to drill a well or is all water supplied from the local reservoir?
thanks!
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