The quaint neighborhood of Apollo Heights West sits just east of Highway 54. Bordered on the north and east by Kenworthy Drive and to the south by Sun Valley Drive, residents enjoy a 15-minute commute to downtown El Paso. El Paso’s Sun Metro city bus system and several private bus companies make moving around the city easier for those who choose not to drive.
Children living in Apollo Heights West may attend nearby Collins Elementary School, Charles Middle School, or Andress High School. College students can attend University of Texas at El Paso, which is only about 20 minutes from the community.
Families can visit the Wet N’ Wild Waterworld waterpark where kids and adults alike enjoy the thrilling rides, wave pools, and covered picnic areas. Those who enjoy art can stop by the El Paso Museum of Art, which houses over 5,000 pieces of art ranging from contemporary works to European art dating back to the 12th century.
Arlington Park sits just south of Apollo Heights West in the neighboring Arlington Park community. The park features playgrounds and picnic areas located under the cover of large shade trees, as well as several designated areas for playing sports. Outdoor enthusiasts can make it to Arlington Park in five minutes or less.