A beautiful historic place along the historic Camino Real. The museum has changing exhibits so it’s always nice returning to something new. Since it’s also a public open space, you can go almost any time and sit under the cottonwood trees or take a walk along the acequia.

The Fall Festival is always lots of fun. For city folks its a chance to relax outside, eat prune pie and Indian oven bread, and shop for natural products. Nice emphasis on the history of the Camino Real this year.

A must see in Albuquerque. Employees are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. A great family friendly destination to learn and experience a piece of Albuquerque history. They have events and festivals open to the public.

What a wonderful local resource. We went to the El Camino Real trade fair today, but weve been there before as well. Fascinating look at early New Mexico history.

We used this museum/ historical place for a Small event and it was great facility!!

Finding this place was a really pleasant surprise. I encountered it when attending a Fermentation Fair. Going inside I could see that this building was very well restored. It gives an indication of what this family live it was able to live like quite a long time ago in the Southwest. Not your typical family but a glimpse into how the rich folks lived. Still, very interesting place with some fascinating history.

Quaint place for an artisan fair, small enough that you can get in and out without crowds and traffic.

The people who continue to maintain the historical Gutierrez-Hubbell house deserve kudos. A must see dor for anyone interested in the history of New Mexico.

Camino Real Festival was fun and well-organized!! Had a great time!!

We had wanted to see it for a while but because of theirony short hours, we kept missing it. We found they were giving a special presentation on a Sunday about pre Spanish history of New Mexico and the people who roamed this land before us (very interesting but too short and too much info crammed into the time) We were then provided a tour of the property that was equally interesting. Glad we finally saw it!

Needed more chairs for the event. But, otherwise it was great!

Can only imagine what it would have been like to grow up there. Beautifully restored. Grounds are beautifully kept.

Museum and information about it very interesting, very nice historical place to visit

Stopped to take photos as we were driving by. Beautiful

I have been to many historical sights but nothing topped our visit here! The docent who took us through was one of the most informed interesting guides I have ever heard. I do not recall his first name but his grandfather was a Perea. He was wonderful with the children in the group as well. Thank you for sharing your love of our state and its history !

Lots of New Mexico history to learn about here. And some scenic walkways, too.

Excellent little gem in the south valley in Alb.

Incredible to see how long this has been here was a good history lesson

A guy named Mick makes this place awesome. Coolest place in the south valley

Great place for a wedding. Lovely garden.

A pleasant cultural and community space in the heart of Albuquerques South Valley. Visitors are able to enjoy unique events year-round. I attended a local food festival this past weekend, which was well attended and very engaging and informative.

Very lovely grounds and home with small museum with history of the area. I went for the cultural expo, which was fun, with historical reenactments, music, dancing and food trucks. They have a community garden which looks like it is beautiful in the Spring and Summer.

Such a fun place to be even if there are no events going on because you can go walking on the beautiful trail!

Wonderful farm , fabulous event setting. Loved the fermentation festival

Amazing olace to learn about the camino real and tje Gutierrez-Hubbell family. Theres also an on sitefarm training program that uses the historic property to train the next generation of farmers. (Grow the Growers)

Great historic live sheep exhibit! Kids and adults will love the rare Heritage livestock.

Heard about this recently and had to check it out. Its actually a neat place. We took a sort informal tour of the house and some of the grounds. They alao have events throughout the year. Its worth a visit. It sounds like it will only improve in the comming months. Wish I knew about it before.

Heart of Aztlan; mi querencia! Best Open Space in the world!!!

I photographed a wedding here, so I havent seen everything this place has to offer. However, its quite lovely and was a great spot to host a wedding. A gorgeous historical venue with some beautiful acreage.

I feel like Im taking a trip back into time each time I walk through the door

Excellent event site and extremely well managed.

Nice walking trail.

History, lots of history here, friendly fun staff. Lots of events check their calendar.

Gorgeous museum. Knowledgeable staff. A credit to our community history.

Nice place to visit!

Beautiful and historic!!

Very helpful volunteers and a wonderful educational experience.

Its a really nice Historical Building in the El Camino Real Trail. Museum, orchard, gardens, cool events.

Just a wonderful historical place.

Beautiful setting in late summer for an evening event. We were blessed with perfect temps, intermittent rain and hail, and gorgeous skies!

The County has restored and preserved a real jewel with this property. It also ensures a wide audience with a busy schedule of engaging programming. 2018 is the 20th anniversary of the Countys stewardship of whats become known as the Hubbell House. In celebration the schedule has been nearly doubled and is available on the Bernalillo County website. I encourage you all to have a look and find something that interests you. Todays event is a talk about the history of New Mexico cuisine, where those famous chillies and other ingredients came from, and how you can grow them in your own garden. Perhaps pack a lunch and enjoy an extra hour instead of another fast food restaurant. Dont let transportation keep you away, either. I was surprised to find that Hubbell House is conveniently served by regular bus service from downtown. Take bus number 53 from the ATC (bay F) and enjoy a rural experience just minutes from downtown.

Great neighborhood good people

Great place to learn about life in the 1800s.

Its nice for partys or wedding receptions...has a swimmin pool too..so lots of fun and beautiful for pictures.

Weddings and birthday parties catered usually

Its nice

Beautiful place to see and more insight on the Hubbell family history. My wife works at the Hubbell Trading post in Ganado AZ, and I volunteer there with her. But I learn more and more from her, as she is a descendant of the Hubbell Family, she takes great joy in her job.Anywho, before I get off topic, I recommend visiting the Gutierrez Hubbell home if you have visited the Hubbell Trading post. I enjoyed my visit and Im sure you will too.

Beautiful grounds perfect for large events such as weddings or graduation makes great photo backdrops

Great atmosphere and friendly staff... Dont pass up this experience

The Diamond of the south valley and Albuquerque! So much to see and enjoy!

Family

I was just at a wedding for my cousin. It was beautiful.

A wonderfully restored piece of new Mexico history. A must see.

Great historical history and it is a great place to hold an event.

Beautiful venue. I was here for a wedding in the afternoon in September 2015

A great place to learn about the history of the South Valley.

Great history

Beautiful place

Ok

Cold & indifferent. Farm land, adobe house locked.

Great

Its alright but too noisy at night.

Free classes from the Albuquerque Open Space Division happen here

Great

Beautiful venue for a wedding.

Nice

Great facility

It is a small place.

Visited for the art craft fair.

Nice

Anthropology museum

Great volunteer support

Amazing

Beautiful home

Fun times at the fermentation festival

So much history and artifacts from NM ancestors.

Beautiful historic and serene.

It is so fun here

Dont bother. Waste of time.