Welcome to our community!

 Welcome to the La Entrada at Rancho Viejo Community Association website.  La Entrada is the newest phase of development at Rancho Viejo; an 11,000 - acre master planned, mixed use community in Santa Fe County.  We are just south of the city of Santa Fe and we are surrounded by the Sangre-de-Cristo, Jemez and Ortiz mountain ranges which provide breathtaking vistas and magnificent sunrises and sunsets.  We offer 15 miles of trails that meander throughout the community with more to be added as La Entrada continues to develop.   Rancho Viejo has beautiful open spaces and parks, including a community garden, a RV storage area and the Ranchland Utilities water treatment plant that makes gray water for irrigation.

The Santa Fe Community College, the IAIA (Institute of American Indian Arts), the Amy Biehl Community School (elementary), the Santo Nino Regional Catholic School  and the Academy of Technology and the Classics (charter school) are nearby our community.  Our north border is the New Mexico Land Conservancy, which offers even more open space to roam and enjoy. 

The community of La Entrada continues to grow with new construction going on to our west and south.  Our HOA (Home Owners Association) meets every other month.  We also have a Communication Committee and a Design Review Committee.  Our newsletter, La Entrada News is published quarterly.  See the 3 most recenteditions in the links below.

La Entrada at Rancho Viejo has a Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/1181073342622918

Our community, over the years, has lent its support to a variety of non-profit events and organizations, such as the Neighbor to Neighbor Fund Drive (The Food Depot), Santa Fe Animal Shelter, Amy Biehl Community School, Santa Fe Raptor Center, Youth Shelter Street Outreach Program, Firewise and many others.  The Communication Committee organizes many of these events, as well as community picnics and holiday parties.

Land Acknowledgement:  La Entrada at Rancho Viejo recognizes and acknowledges that it is located on the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Tewa People.  Specifically, acknowledging that the land as O’gah’poh geh Owingeh (White Shell Water Place) is a place of significance for the Northern and Southern Tewa.  

In addition, while not part of the HOA, there is the Rancho Viejo Ladies Group, which has a variety of wonderful activities. It is a great way to meet people in our neighborhood!

We invite visitors to explore the public areas this website.  If you are interested in purchasing property in La Entrada, please go to the builder/developer's website at https://www.ranchoviejo.com/

If you are already part of our community CLICK HERE to log in to the private side of this website.  If you have not been notified of your Login Name and Password or have forgotten them, please complete the Login Request Form.

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