Apartments for rent in El Paso, TX

El Paso: At a Glance

The city of El Paso, once an important trading point, still remains a melting pot of North American and Spanish cultures. Situated on the banks of the famous Rio Grande River, El Paso was once home to famous outlaws, including John Wesley Hardin and Billy the Kid. The city did not join the United States until 1848, and the Spanish missions left behind are still in use today.

Attractions in El Paso

El Paso has a rich blend of American and Mexican culture, featured in many of the art exhibits, drama festivals, concerts and musicals in the area. Visitors can spend the day learning about the local Native American tribe, the Tiguas, at Tigua Indian Cultural Center, or enjoy an opera at Abraham Chavez Theater.

El Paso Apartments and Neighborhoods

While El Paso offers many different neighborhoods and apartments, here are our top picks for families:

• Mountain View: Home to several scenic parks and nearby Fort Bliss, Mountain View is an excellent neighborhood for families and has a strong military presence.
• Caster Heights: With both public and private schools, museums and a golf course, Caster Heights is an ideal home base for families with children.
• Mountain Arroyos: Nestled in El Paso's Upper Valley, Mountain Arroyos provides a quiet community with an outstanding school system.
• Zach White: In close proximity to shopping, parks and restaurants, Zach White is a young neighborhood surrounded by several schools.

Those who want to move to the Sun City can use the El Paso apartment finder, Apartment Guide, to help them locate the best rentals. There is a wide selection of apartments in El Paso, TX, and you can filter your search to find one that is right for you. If you have a larger family, Apartment Guide can also help you find homes for rent that have the space you need.

Fun Things to Do in El Paso
There are plenty of free things to do in the area, including trips to El Paso Museum of Art, Franklin Mountains State Park and the Municipal Rose Garden.

El Paso Families with Kids
Bring the kids along to the El Paso Museum of History, where they can interact with the 3-D Digital Wall displaying images of the region's history, or ride the Wyler Aerial Tramway for panoramic views of El Paso and the Franklin Mountains.

El Paso Natural Beauty

With 300+ days of sunshine every year, El Paso is the ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy a day of mountain biking, rock climbing, bouldering, hiking or horseback riding in Franklin Mountains State Park, and be sure to stay for the stunning sunset views. For more natural beauty, visit Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens to learn more about the native plants.

Getaways from El Paso
Drive 2.5 hours west of El Paso for an interesting glimpse into the past at Shakespeare Ghost Town, where you can embark upon a tour of the abandoned mining town. Thrill-seekers love exploring the tight passages and electrifying heights of the Hall of the White Giant cave located in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, approximately two hours east of El Paso.