Why Live in Clovis Original
Clovis Original is a neighborhood with bungalow and cottage-style homes, featuring sidewalks and a few trees on each block. Hillcrest Park, located 1.5 miles away, spans 140 acres and includes playgrounds, picnic areas, and the Hillcrest Park Zoo, the second largest zoo in New Mexico, housing animals like giraffes, llamas, and alligators. Clovis Veterans Park, on the neighborhood's west side, showcases a fighter jet and tank exhibit. For dining and entertainment, Bandolero Brewery offers southwestern-style food, craft beer, and live events like karaoke and trivia. Nearby, Red Door provides a large outdoor patio and hosts live comedy. Shopping options include various antique stores such as Penny Lane and JunQtique. Clovis Original is also home to several houses of worship, including Potter House Christian Center and Prince Street Baptist Church, and hosts events like the annual Draggin’ Main car show and Pioneer Days rodeo. The neighborhood is accessible via U.S. Route 60, with the Clovis Area Transit System providing shared-ride services. Clovis Regional Airport is about 9 miles east, and the Plains Regional Healthplex is approximately 4 miles away. The area is served by the Clovis Municipal School District.