Hidden gem walking distance to State Park

My family began hosting international students who came to San Diego to learn English. I've since carried on the tradition by hosting travelers. It brings me joy knowing I've created a space that has value for travelers.

I chose this neighborhood because has space and is not in the city of Las Cruces. I also chose it because it is next to the State Park.

The landcaping. I took this .75 acre property and came of with a master design. I wanted to have a recreation area on one end so I put in a bocce ball court. On the opposite side, I wanted to have an RV space to host those travelling on the road. Then I connected it all with walking paths that curves through the property. Among the path I added rock mounds with cactus and several water features. To give it some dynamic I installed a hill with spiral walking path and a sunken fountain seating area. In the far corner, where the two rock walls meet, I constructed a patio with a custom gazebo made out of railroad ties. The whole thing has a southwestern vibe with a New Mexican twist.