City of Socorro Sports Complex
Location & Upcoming Events
Directions – I-25, exit 147, turn left(south) on NM 1 (just past Tractor Supply), continue about 1/3 mile, turn right on Rodeo Rd. (old Fairgrounds) continue straight past Fairgrounds to Complex.
For Information please call:
Rodeo & Sports Complex Facilities
For more information:
575-517-6145
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Rodeo Arena
136×287 Covered Rodeo Arena with Priefert Roping Chutes & Bucking Chutes.
Outdoor 130×250 Practice Arena with Priefert Roping Chutes.100 Horse Stalls (50 covered, 50 open).
2 mile walking/running trail around facility.
RV Park
50 spaces: 50 or 30 amp service, sewer, water & WiFi.
Soccer Fields
4 Regulation Sized Soccer Fields (1 is Lighted)
Cross Country Track
5k Cross Country Track
City of Socorro Youth Center
The City of Socorro Youth Center is located at 1002 Ake St. on the east side of Sedillo Park.
575-838-3934
City Swimming Pool
POOL SEASON – JUNE 1ST THROUGH JULY 28TH
FREE ADMISSION
Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Friday
Lap Swim 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Open Swim 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday
Lap Swim 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Open Swim 1:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Swim Lessons
Based on age and ability
Accepting ages 4-12
(4 levels)
FREE
Each child can only join 1 session per summer
Sign up at City Hall
Session 1
June 6-16
10:00-11:00 a.m.
Session 2
June 27-July 11
10:00-11:00 a.m.
For info on the Socorro Swimming Team, the Stingrays, visit www.socorroswimming.com.
575-835-3091Clarke Field
Clarke Field is located just east of Spring Street and California Street.
Clarke Field offers, a jogging track, a walking trail, basketball courts, outdoor grills, covered picnic tables, pump track and a skate park.
The picnic area may be reserved for private parties by contacting City Hall.
Click Here For Downloadable Form To Reserve Picnic Area
575-835-0240Finley Complex – Youth Center
Hours: Monday through Friday:
8:30 – 11:00 a.m. – Senior Workout
12:00 – 7:00 p.m. – Open Gym
The City of Socorro Finley Complex offers year-round and Seasonal activities:
Youth Sports: Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball and Wrestling.
Adult Sports: Co-ed Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Softball, Men’s & Women’s Volleyball and Men’s Basketball.
Extracurricular Activities: Weight Room, Zumba, Yoga, Haunted House and Turkey Bingo.
Socorro Youth Center
Summer Program
Program runs from June 13th through July 29th
Monday-Friday
8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Call for details
The City’s Parks and Recreation Department also coordinates the Annual Easter Egg Hunt the Saturday before Easter at The City of Socorro Rodeo and Sports Complex and the annual Back to School Health Fair.
Finley Complex and Youth Center is located at 202 McCutcheon. From California go west to McCutcheon; the Finley Gym is on the corner of McCutcheon and Center Street.
Click here for a Downloadable Form to Rent Finley Gym
575-838-7537Historic Plaza
The idea of a plaza as a geographic center of a community dates back to ancient times, making Socorro’s Plaza a testimony to historic custom and culture, as evidenced by its proximity to San Miguel Church.
Kittrel Park, in the center of the plaza, is named for a local dentist who first planted grass and trees. He is said to be buried there. Socorro’s Plaza remains a center of community activities, as well as a repository for a piece of the structure that housed the first atomic bomb detonated at Trinity Site.
Shopping, events and entertainment are all available downtown.
Click Here For Downloadable Form to Reserve The Plaza
575-835-8927New Mexico Tech Parks & Recreation
The NM Tech sports an extensive, beautifully landscaped, and varying park. This park contains a golf course, duck pond, playground, and an athletic field. NM Tech contains an Olympic-size swimming pool, an outdoor tennis court, and a fully-equipped gym, which has two indoor basketball courts, three enclosed racquetball rooms, and table tennis. A game room, sporting five billiard tables and one carom table, is also included in Tech’s recreational activities. From California St., turn west onto Bullock Ave. then turn left on Leroy Avenue.
Links:
575-835-5120Public Playgrounds
Sedillo Park contains two playgrounds, one on the east side and the other on the west side. Grill pits are also included. From California St., turn west onto Bullock Ave.
Clarke Field sports a jogging track, a playground, outdoor grills, covered picnic tables, and a skate park. The picnic area may be reserved for private parties by contacting City Hall, 835-0240. Clark Field is located just east of the intersection of Spring and California Streets.
B Street Park, south on California Street, turn west onto B Street. The playground is behind the Circle K Convenience Store.
Western Hills Park, from Neel Avenue, turn south onto Western Avenue, then left onto Garden.
West Place, from Neel Avenue, turn south onto West before the dip in the road.
Lena Jaramillo Park, south on California Street, turn west onto Spring Street, continue until you reach the four-way stop signs, then turn left onto U.S. 60, turn right onto Granada Street.
575-835-8927
Sedillo Park
City of Socorro Parks and Recreation provide leisure activities for the entire family. Sedillo Park offers athletic fields, tennis and basketball courts, horseshoe pits, playgrounds, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and outdoor grills.
From California St., turn west onto Francisco de Avondo Street; the park will be on your left.
Click Here for Downloadable Form to Reserve Sedillo Park Picnic Area
Click Here for Downloadable Form for Park Facilities Permit
575-838-1606Socorro Tennis Program
The Socorro Tennis Association is open to anyone wishing to join in some tennis fun. Playing levels of club members range from 2.5 – 5.0 and includes players ranging in age from teenager to seniors in their 80’s.
575-838-0136