The best camping in Chamizal National Memorial, TX

This urban park in El Paso commemorates the settlement of a 100-year boundary dispute between the United States and Mexico. A resolution adopted in the Chamizal Treaty of 1963 brought a peaceful end to the dispute. The grounds celebrate the diverse borderland cultures in a variety of vibrant ways.

The memorial's 55 acres are covered with wide, hard-packed gravel trails ideal for walking, jogging and biking. There's plentiful access to water and shaded benches.

The Cultural Center features an array of fascinating self-guided museum exhibits. The Franklin G. Smith Gallery is filled with striking artwork depicting the region's history. Artists contribute work that reflects the history and landscape of the borderlands. Their work also supports the park's mission of commemorating the resolution of the dispute.

A vibrant hub for the performing arts, there's a variety of engaging activities. There's a live performance almost every weekend in the 500-seat indoor theater. An outdoor stage hosts concerts during the warmer months. The cooler temps of October bring visitors to the annual Chamizal Cultural Festival. This signature event celebrates the heritage of the border region through performances. Don't miss the annual Music Under the Stars concert series.