Santa Teresa, New Mexico

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Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa is a small-unincorporated community in the desert near El Paso and Mexico. The village is filled with modern housing, sculpted landscapes, and a world-class country club (the golf course was designed by Lee Trevino). Nearby lies an ultra modern industrial park that houses manufacturers from across the U.S. Further up the road is the spectacular War Eagles Air Museum and Santa Teresa airport.