awesome museum, full of an incredible amount of memorabilia. staff was pleasant. apple maps is not correct; the museum is on the right at the base of the mountain, not 3 miles up like the directions will tell you.

This is a very informative museum. Several vehicles, a helicopter that you can actually sit in, and some dioramas that demonstrate what border patrol agents have to do. Small section dedicated to the memory of K9 agents. Lots of photos and information.

Great Museum! You'll learn a thing or two...or three..or...admission is free. You could take some great photos to share your experience and tell others to brush up on their history about our Border Patrol friends.

I understand this is the only Border Patrol Museum in the country. Too bad as I think the American public needs to see this and understand that the Border Patrol is fighting a war against International crime organizations to keep this country safe. These dedicated...More

Decided to visit this Museum after we passed it on the way to town. There is NO ADMISSION FEE for this very well done museum. The displays were very easy to follow and gave a history of the Border Patrol. The vehicles, weapons seized really...More

We stopped here a year ago and I forgot to review this. What a nice museum this was. I took some great pictures of the prisoners in the helicopter (you can climb up into it and pose lol) I really found this interesting. Next time...More

This museum located in the northeast part of the city is jam-packed with artefacts and engaging displays about an area unique in the US. It is worth the effort to make a visit.

Visted on 3/9/17. It is free and open Tues through Sat. We kind of thought what the Border Patrol did before visiting the museum but now have a more understanding or what they do and respect and appreciate them even more. While in the area...More

Stopped on the way to Las Cruces and we are glad we took the time and effort. What a learning experience ! I had no idea the Border Patrol did so much with so little. They cover a lot of territory and the pride and...More

This museum gave a good foundation and context to the history of border control - especially timely now. It hasn't been updated for a number of years but is well worth a stop off. Learned information now known before. Glad we went.