On the shore of Presa Calles, Cabaña Los Quirrios in Paredes offers six cabins of various sizes for overnight stays. If you’re looking for accommodation in Las Crucitas, this is a practical starting point: it combines a place to stay with facilities for activities on the water. The cabins are on the shore; visitors also have access to a fishing area and a boat launch. When planning, you can therefore consider accommodation and your interests on the water together, without having to set a fixed daily schedule.

Cabins and amenities

The cabins have bathrooms with showers, drinking water, and electricity. Visitors can also use grills and a communal kitchen. This describes both the cabin amenities and the shared facilities for preparing meals. The cabins vary in size; ask which specific accommodation is available before booking. Also check the latest details if particular amenities are important to your decision.

Fishing and boat launch at Presa Calles

The fishing area and boat launch offer two different ways to spend time on the water. If fishing is part of your plans, you can make use of the designated area. If you want to launch a boat, the boat launch is the facility provided for that purpose. You can consider these two options separately; they do not imply that general transportation services are available. Tailor your plans to the activity that matters most to you.

Culture and local connections

The cultural project “Danza de La Pluma de Paredes” is associated with Paredes and was registered as cultural heritage in 2007. Another project title, related to traditional festivities, dates from 2005: “Comité de apoyo a las fiestas tradicionales de la comunidad de Paredes, San José de Gracia, Aguascalientes”. The two references have different focuses: one is dedicated to the Danza de la Pluma, the other to supporting traditional festivities. They provide a cultural context for the area without specifying a current event date.

A look at the 2026 course program

From February 2 to June 27, 2026, the Casa de la Cultura San José de Gracia expanded its course program to communities such as Paredes. The program at the time included visual arts, Mexican folk dance, theater, guitar, wind instruments and piano, as well as ceramics, basket weaving, creative writing, and physical training. The subjects therefore extend beyond dance and folklore to include art, music, and crafts. The timing is important for your travel planning: this information refers to the first half of 2026 and is not a current course calendar.

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