Pecos: Approximately 0 minutes drive. Pecos is the largest city and county seat of Reeves County. It's known for its rich history, with attractions like West of the Pecos Museum and the annual West Texas Rodeo.
Toyah: Approximately 26 minutes drive. Toyah is a small town in Reeves County. It is the oldest incorporated town in the county and is named after an Indian word meaning flowing water.
Reeves County Hospital: Approximately 5 minutes drive. Reeves County Hospital is a critical access hospital offering a range of services including emergency care, radiology, and surgery.
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD: Approximately 5 minutes drive. Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD is a public school district serving Reeves County. It offers a comprehensive curriculum for grades Pre-K through 12.
Maxey Park: Approximately 5 minutes drive. Maxey Park is a popular spot in Pecos, offering amenities like a playground, picnic areas, and a swimming pool.
Balmorhea State Park: Approximately 48 minutes drive. Balmorhea State Park is home to the world's largest spring-fed swimming pool. It offers opportunities for swimming, picnicking, and camping.
La Tienda Thriftway: Approximately 5 minutes drive. La Tienda Thriftway is a full-service grocery store in Pecos, offering fresh produce, meat, and bakery items.
West of the Pecos Museum: Approximately 5 minutes drive. The West of the Pecos Museum is a local history museum housed in a historic saloon and hotel. It features exhibits on the history of Pecos and the American West.
Pecos Municipal Airport: Approximately 15 minutes drive. Pecos Municipal Airport serves the city of Pecos and Reeves County. It offers general aviation services.
Interstate 20: Approximately 0 minutes drive. Interstate 20 passes through Reeves County, providing easy access to major cities like Dallas and El Paso.
Reeves County Detention Complex: Approximately 10 minutes drive. The Reeves County Detention Complex is a major employer in the area, providing a range of jobs in corrections and law enforcement.
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