This verdant park occupies part of the former estate of Benjamin Johnston, the American who founded the sugar mill around which Los Mochis grew up in the early 20th century. Beyond an array of international trees and plants, there are running trails, a small duck-filled pond, a mariposario (butterfly pavilion, M$20) with live specimens flitting about, and the plantario (greenhouse, M$20).
Workshops and events are hosted year-round. Guided tours also available.
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This fabulous hands-on museum is a must if you're traveling with kids. There are areas and activities for all ages, including virtual reality games, giant…
0.42 MILES
This one-time family home was built in 1945 by Conrado Ochoa Beltrán, then superintendent of the Ferrocarril Mexicano del Pacífico and second in command…
Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte
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Set in a small two-story building, this museum covers the history of Sinaloa state from precolonial times to the present. One section highlights Los…
0.35 MILES
This fabulous hands-on museum is a must if you're traveling with kids. There are areas and activities for all ages, including virtual reality games, giant…
2. Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte
0.38 MILES
Set in a small two-story building, this museum covers the history of Sinaloa state from precolonial times to the present. One section highlights Los…
0.42 MILES
This one-time family home was built in 1945 by Conrado Ochoa Beltrán, then superintendent of the Ferrocarril Mexicano del Pacífico and second in command…