Socorro dispensaries on Manzanares Avenue and Highway 85
11 New Mexico-licensed dispensaries in Socorro, mostly on Manzanares Avenue and old US 85, with city zoning and tax facts for I-25 travellers.
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Three of the eleven dispensaries Verdex lists in Socorro are on one block of Manzanares Avenue: Dispensary Near Me at 124B, Prohibition 37 at 103 and Peak Harvest at 101 W Manzanares. The rest are along Highway 85 and Enterprise Road, the strip near Interstate 25. Anyone 21 or older may buy without a medical card, and state law caps what an adult can carry at 2 ounces of flower. Every entry comes from the New Mexico licence register rather than from reviews, so none has a Verdex score yet, and the useful comparisons are the ones you make yourself: hours, labels on the package and whether a store's licence is current.
Showing 11 of 11 dispensaries in Socorro
- 01Carolinas Choice Llc/ Retail Enterprise Rd—
- 02Dispensary Near Me - Manzanares Retail—
- 03Dispensary Near Me Socorro LLC—
- 04Frost Station Cannabis, LLC - Highway 85 Retailer—
- 05Gh Llc- Old US Retail—
- 06Peak Harvest Cannabis New Mexico LLC - Socorro Retail—
- 07Prohibition 37 - Manzanares Ave Retail—
- 08Road Runner Organics LLC - California St Retail—
- 09Seven Point Farms—
- 10Smokal Smoke Local - California St Retail—
- 11Stevos Santa Fe Truck Stop-nm Hwy 1 Retail—
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See the Red ListA small city with a highway trade
Socorro sits on I-25 between Albuquerque and Las Cruces, and the Highway 85 addresses (Frost Station at 508 Highway 85, GH LLC at 508 Old US Highway 85) are what a driver sees first. City records on eCode360 show that the council adopted cannabis regulations on August 30, 2021 and that an establishment may not be within 300 feet of a school or day-care centre that already existed when the licence was issued.
- Same address, two rows: Dispensary Near Me appears at 124B and 124 B Manzanares under different slugs. That is one storefront listed twice.
- Tax: the state excise rose to 14% on July 1, 2026 and is scheduled to reach 18% by 2030, plus gross receipts tax.
- Delivery: licensed cannabis couriers may deliver in New Mexico. Ask any courier for its state licence before you order.
- Driving: using cannabis while driving, or driving impaired, is illegal in New Mexico.
With only 11 records, one wrong click costs little, but it is still worth confirming the licence in the state lookup; the steps are in our licence-check guide. Statewide limits and the excise schedule are on the New Mexico page.
Questions about this list
Where are the dispensaries in Socorro, NM?
Verdex lists stores on Manzanares Avenue (101 W, 103 and 124B), on Highway 85 and Old US 85 (both at 508), on Enterprise Road (1404) and on S California Street (202).
How close to a school can a Socorro dispensary be?
The City of Socorro's cannabis code, adopted August 30, 2021 according to eCode360, sets a 300-foot minimum from a school or day-care centre that existed when the establishment was licensed.
Buying in New Mexico
Minimum age
21 for adult-use purchases; 18+ medical patients with a card and photo ID may enter stores
Possession
In public: 2 oz cannabis, 16 g concentrate, 800 mg edibles; unlimited at home if kept out of public view
Purchase limit
Per purchase: 2 oz cannabis, 16 g concentrate, 800 mg edibles, 6 immature plants; medical patients 15 oz (425 units) per 90 days tax-free
Home grow
Up to 12 plants per adult, max 6 mature; max 12 mature plants per household; for personal use only
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.
How this list is ranked
- License & compliance25%
- Customer reviews25%
- Lab & product transparency20%
- Pricing & value10%
- Service & access10%
- Complaint handling10%
Scores come from license records, published lab results, prices and public reviews. Sellers can’t pay to change their position.
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