Family Fun in Alamogordo Area | 12 Activities | Family Fun Nearby

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Wingfield Heritage House Museum

Ruidoso Wingfield Heritage House Museum

★★★★★ 5 (1)

Children's Museums

Alamo Jump

Alamogordo Alamo Jump

★★★★☆ 4.5 (228)

Trampoline Parks

Arcade Dungeon

Alamogordo Arcade Dungeon

★★★★☆ 4.8 (38)

Family Fun Centers

Rocket City Family Fun Center

Alamogordo Rocket City Family Fun Center

★★★☆☆ 3.7 (627)

Pillow's Funtrackers

Ruidoso Pillow's Funtrackers

★★★★☆ 4.6 (1799)

Rollarena Skating Rink

Alamogordo Rollarena Skating Rink

★★★☆☆ 3.6 (104)

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Sacramento Mountains Museum in Cloudcroft

The museum spans 2½ wooded acres at 9,000 ft elevation in the Sacramento Mountains, featuring approximately 8 authentic historical buildings from the early 1900s that visitors can explore
The museum features exhibits on the Cloud-Climbing Railway, a notable historic railroad that served the area, with models and panoramic photographs of the historic Lodge and landmarks

Pillow's Funtrackers

Located in Ruidoso, NM at high elevation with mountain and forest views, making it the only amusement park in the area with outdoor activities offering breathtaking scenic backdrops
Family-run independent venue that offers a versatile discount ticket bundle ($100 for 20 tickets) allowing mixed-age groups to enjoy multiple attractions affordably, with the bundle providing entertainment for 10+ people for several hours

Arcade Dungeon

Rotates its game collection every few months to keep the experience fresh for repeat visitors, combining both classic arcade games and modern pinball premium editions
The venue houses games that are over 40 years old alongside newer machines, requiring specialized maintenance and care from knowledgeable staff

Rocket City Family Fun Center

Features a two-story laser tag arena with new equipment, making it a spacious multi-level play environment
Under new ownership that has undertaken significant operational improvements including arcade modernization (95% operational rate), equipment upgrades, and bowling machine replacements

Alamo Jump

Owner actively manages conflict resolution and safety issues in real-time, including intervening in disputes between children from different parties during simultaneous events
Facility offers guest convenience amenities like freezer storage for birthday party ice cream and cakes to prevent melting during events

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New Mexico Museum of Space History

The museum features Ham the Astrochimp, the first hominid launched into space in 1961, with a memorial gravesite on the museum grounds honoring his pioneering contributions to NASA's early space program
The Daisy Track exhibits showcase high-speed rocket sled experiments that were conducted in New Mexico and contributed to modern understanding of human G-force limits

Toy Train Depot

The Toy Train Depot is housed in an 1898 railroad depot, making it a historic structure that has been repurposed to celebrate the very history it was built during
Staff members create intricate miniature scenes using creative details like business cards as mini billboards, demonstrating innovative craftsmanship in model train display design

Tularosa Basin Museum of History

The museum features La Luz Pottery, a notable local pottery tradition, with interactive pottery tours available for visitors
The museum houses atomic age exhibits, reflecting the region's significant role in American nuclear and military history

Wingfield Heritage House Museum

The museum maintains an online collections catalog featuring over 2,700 historic photographs documenting Ruidoso life from the 1950s-1960s through the Carmon Phillips photograph collection
Offers completely free admission with interactive hands-on activities including gold panning, leatherworking, cattle branding crafts, and a shooting gallery

Rollarena Skating Rink

The rink operates on a seasonal schedule and closes entirely during summer months with no advance notice of reopening dates, which reviewers cite as a significant operational flaw
The venue experiences structural water leaks when it rains, creating safety hazards for skaters

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