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Socorro vacation rentals start at €70 per night before taxes and fees

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10 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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10 of Socorro vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Socorro rentals

4.8 Average rating
Socorro stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Cry Macho Livery, Cozy 1-bd Guesthouse
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway, seen as the blacksmith and livery in “Cry Macho”, the former adobe one-room schoolhouse from the 1880s territorial period, was just tastefully renovated to a comfortable 1 Bedroom guesthouse with all the modern conveniences. This guesthouse is part of the renovated heart of the Rio Grande village of Polvadera, sitting at the edge of the desert uplands and riverside farmland, 60 miles south of ABQ and 10 miles north of Socorro, and 20 north of BdA

Secluded dog-friendly casita near wildlife refuge
Lazy Dog is conveniently located less than 2 miles from the Bosque Del Apache Wildlife Refuge. A secluded haven, our dog-friendly* casita has a fenced-in yard and private garden. We are surrounded by miles of off-road paths for quiet walks and easy bike rides, yet near enough to the Chupadera Mountains for the more adventurous hiker. Our spectacular sunsets are rivaled only by our memorable sunrises - both prime times to witness the native wildlife and bird migrations. * see Other Details below

Walking distance to University and NRAO offices
Open floor plan: living-room with gas fireplace, dining area and large kitchen. Master suite with walk-in closet and private bath, two secondary bedrooms with closets, and a shared bathroom. Laundry room and a two-car garage; house has an alarm system. Enclosed back yard with BBQ grill. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood a short walk, 5-10 min., from University campus, NRAO offices, the Macey Center and Tech golf course. Nearby spectacular views of "M" Mountain and the golf course.

Cottage of the Cranes
Cozy casita, surrounded by farmland in the Rio Grand Valley. Nestled between the mountains with beautiful sunrise's over the mountains in the east & spectacular sunsets to the west. The night sky is fantastic. 30 mins to Bosque del Apache & Ladd S.Gordon Wildlife preserve. Located minutes off the hwy & ten min from Socorro. Plenty of Parking, including trailers or RV's. Horse back trail rides & excursions into the high desert for Pictographs, petroglyphs or rockhounding can be arranged. .

Little House on the Bosque
Located on 20 acres in rural New Mexico, only 15 minutes from Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge. Resting on the banks of the Rio Grande River, the property abounds with its own wildlife---owls, turkeys, hawks, and deer as well as beautiful native plants. With no neighbors nearby, you can enjoy the beautiful night sky. We're not real fancy, but we're clean, comfortable and quiet! PLEASE BE AWARE BEFORE YOU RESERVE OUR HOUSE THAT WE DO NOT PROVIDE WiFi OR CABLE /LOCAL TELEVISION.

Artist’s retreat! Cozy mountain cabin.
Natural beauty and wildlife surround this sweet cabin in the mountains south of Magdalena. Come to relax and unwind in the beautiful pine woods or book a personal art retreat to focus on your work or learn something new. Beautifully refurbished two bedroom, one bath cabin contains two small-scale art making spaces and a writer’s corner. There are rough sawn wood floors throughout with one of a kind red cedar floors in the living room. Full kitchen with apartment size appliances.

Casa De Socorro, NM
Very quite neighborhood close walking distance to NM Tech, Restaurants and Grocery Store are also Close to the Socorro Plaza. ADT Alarm System and Surveillance System. Large back yard a Charcoal Grill available with picnic table. Fenced in back yard. The kitchen has pots pans, dishes, silverware everything is there for your use. Bathroom towels, hand towels, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Refrigerated air conditioning. Please inform host if you will have a pet.

360 degree skies
Custom built passive solar home at the north end of the Magdalena Mountains - the best view in town of Magdalena Mountain and the lady of the mountain. Property borders the Cibola National Forest, great 360deg views, the sky is magic and ever changing, dark skies at night. Closest neighbor a quarter mile away, just a five minute drive to the village. Open floor plan, 30mins from Socorro, 90 mins to ABQ airport. See caption in the first two photos for a drone video.

Off the Beaten Path, Comfy Cabin StarLink Internet
Quiet and Beautiful Country Living. Wi-Fi throughout the Cabin. Smells & noises of country life. Doorway into the bedrooms is under 6'. Bedroom ceilings are under 7'. You have to walk through the smaller bedroom to get to the larger one. Accordion door between the 2 bedrooms for privacy. You can hear the coyotes and occasional dogs barking at night. You are welcome to wander the property. We also have ducks and chickens. We always have fresh eggs to share.

Lone Pine Inn
Converted 1942 lumber and hardware store. Close to main street, 2 bedrooms, 1 queen bed, 1 twin bed with twin trundle. Plenty of floor in the living room for multiple cots/air mattresses (1 Queen air mattress provided). Non-smoking. Pets are welcome, fenced area in the back. Large parking area for RVs, trailers, or multiple vehicles. I'm the owner Cindi Smith and I grew up here. Our town has perfect weather and lots to do. Come visit us!

NM Tech Parkside Getaway-20 miles to Bosque Del Apache
Very cozy, farmhouse style home with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Fully fenced in back yard with a BBQ grill and cabana. Nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quiet neighborhood. Home is conveniently located next to a well maintained city park. Walking distance to NM Tech & NRAO. A short 20mi drive to the Bosque Del Apache wildlife refuge. View of M mountain from front door.

Ladrone casita
HUNTERS AND STARGAZERS WELCOME! Located in Unit 13, in the foothills of the Ladrone mountains, this 2 bedroom 1 bath is the perfect outdoors getaway. No city lights or noise from traffic, enjoy this beautiful destination today! *Once booked directions will be provided, GOOGLE MAPS/ APPLE MAPS does not bring you to correct location.
Popular amenities for Socorro vacation rentals
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Socorro?
Socorro has a range of accommodations in and around its historic downtown, as well as quiet neighborhoods suited for longer stays. Many guests choose places near local restaurants, galleries, and outdoor attractions.
What are the best things to do in Socorro with kids?
Families often explore science exhibits at the Very Large Array, spot birds at nearby wildlife refuges, or enjoy hands-on learning at local museums. Public parks and walking paths are also popular for fun outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Socorro?
Explore the Very Large Array, wander near local wildlife refuges, and enjoy historic downtown's shops and art spaces. Many guests also enjoy hiking trails and stargazing experiences around the area.
How is the weather in Socorro?
Socorro has mild winters around 22–51°F (-5–11°C) and hot summers reaching 94°F (34°C), with most rain falling in July and August. Spring and fall tend to have warm afternoons and cool nights.
When is the best time to visit Socorro?
Spring and fall are often recommended as temperatures are warm but not extreme, and migratory birds can be observed in local refuges. Some visitors prefer late fall when festivals and birding events bring extra energy to the area.
What are the best places to visit in Socorro?
Visitors frequently suggest the Very Large Array, Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, and Socorro’s historic plaza for cultural and natural experiences. Art galleries and local museums add to the city's character.
What are some hiking trails in Socorro?
You can explore walking paths in the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, hike around rugged rock formations, or stroll riverside trails near the Rio Grande. Many trails showcase scenic desert landscapes and wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Socorro?
Families can wander nature trails, visit interactive science exhibits, and observe migratory birds at designated wildlife areas. Community parks and seasonal festivals add more options for shared adventures.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Socorro?
Popular day trips include exploring the Very Large Array, discovering unique geological sites, or visiting nearby wildlife refuges. The region is also known for its hiking, scenic drives, and traditional pueblos.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Socorro?
Many accommodations in Socorro welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods around downtown and near outdoor recreation areas. It is helpful to check each listing’s guidelines regarding amenities and outdoor access for pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Socorro?
Locals suggest starting your days early for wildlife viewing and bringing layers for changing weather. Enjoy the relaxed pace in downtown cafés, and ask about community events or live music during your visit.
What is Socorro known for?
Socorro is known for its connection to scientific research at the Very Large Array, its rich mining and ranching history, and vibrant birdwatching hotspots. The area draws visitors interested in astronomy, geology, and local traditions.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Socorro?
Many travelers enjoy quiet trails along the Rio Grande, small art studios, or historic mission churches just outside the main plaza. Some locally owned restaurants and cafes feature regional recipes handed down through generations.
What are the best foods to try in Socorro?
Many guests enjoy New Mexican dishes like green chile stew, enchiladas, and freshly baked sopapillas. Local restaurants frequently highlight flavors rooted in regional traditions and seasonal ingredients.
What should I bring for a trip to Socorro?
Pack lightweight clothing for warmer days, a jacket for cool evenings, and sturdy footwear for outdoor exploration. Sunscreen, a hat, and refillable water bottles are often suggested, along with binoculars or a camera for spotting wildlife and scenic views.
What is the nightlife in Socorro like?
Socorro has a laid-back nightlife with locally owned bars, live music venues, and casual spots for food or conversation. Some nights feature performances by local musicians or cultural events in community spaces.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Socorro?
Socorro hosts a well-known bird migration festival in late fall, along with seasonal arts fairs, community parades, and cultural celebrations throughout the year. The holiday season and spring often feature art and food events around the plaza.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Socorro?
Socorro has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including homes with extra bedrooms, outdoor spaces, and amenities for children. Some are near parks or community spaces for added convenience.





