Holiday houses in Presidio
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Casa El Mezquite
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Enjoy El Mezquite's folk art, furnishings, and location in Presidio--walking distance to local amenities and a pleasant drive to Big Bend Ranch State Park, Big Bend National Park and Ojinaga, Mexico. Covered patios on both the front and back of El Mezquite will allow you to take in beautiful sunrises and sunsets, as well any other time you'd like to enjoy being outdoors, day or night. Stargazing on the back yard loungers is spectacular!
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Rio Bravo Ranch - Riverside Villa
This house goes beyond your wildest Big Bend dreams. It feels like you're staying at a resort, but you have the whole property to yourself. Located on a private ranch bordering FM 170/The River Road near Big Bend Ranch State Park and only 40 miles to Lajitas, this custom adobe exudes luxury: a well-equipped kitchen, pillowtop mattresses, organic linens, Molton Brown spa products, & more! This is the best vacation home experience in Big Bend. Life's too short to not stay at Rio Bravo Ranch!
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100% furnished apartment.
Your comfortable retreat in the heart of Ojinaga. Rest in this quiet, spacious and fully furnished accommodation, ideal for both short and long stays. Located on the top floor of Varela's Store, in the heart of downtown, you'll be close to everything while enjoying a safe and private space. Equipped kitchen, fast wifi, cable TV, A/C and spacious space. Ideal for long stays. Safe, comfortable and very well located above Varela's Store in the center. We look forward to seeing you!
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Casa Abuela- Cozy and spacious 2 bedroom house
Make this your home base for exploring the Big Bend State Ranch. This spacious and peaceful home offers all the amenities you need. Rest in two very comfortable beds and cook your meals in a fully equipped kitchen. Dine outdoors on our picnic table and enjoy a night cap observing the famous dark West Texas skies! Enjoy Presidio’s small town charm. The house is a short drive from a grocery store, restaurants, gas stations, post office and to Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico.
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Las Sombras — Desert Stay in Presidio, Near Marfa
Las Sombras is a two-person space in Presidio, Texas, set within a walled garden and shaped by the conditions of the desert. At its center is a restored 1954 trailer, used for sleeping and reading. The rest of the space extends outdoors: a separate bathhouse, an open-air kitchen and dining area, shaded seating, and a dipping pool. The layout is intentionally spread out. Moving between these spaces — inside and outside, sun and shade — is part of the experience.
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The Bianca Studio Suite- Presidio
Neo-Western Southwestern, Ranch Revival aesthetic home located in a quiet friendly neighborhood, NE of the towns main business district and a block away from the baseball fields. Presidio consists of so many amazing little eateries plus we are enjoying some new attractions now too like art galleries and curiosity shops. We maintain a chemical safe home No animals please. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone at anytime.
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Comfortable family home
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Just two blocks from the International Bridge, this comfortable little house will be your favorite place in Ojinaga to feel right at home. Two bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with a queen size and double trundle bed, both with mini split. Bathroom with tub, garage for one car and small backyard. (access to the house is a small stretch of dirt road)
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Casa Rio
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place in Presidio, Texas. Enjoy walking distance to convenience store, downtown and more! Enjoy Ojinaga, Mexico and the entrance to Big Bend national park within minutes driving distance and experience the dark skies in the big back yard and porch.
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Beautiful Adobe Santa Fe Style Home!!
Adobe Santa Fe style home on the main street leading to the Mexican border, walking distance to shopping and dining, and a beautiful church. The house is equipped with all essentials, Heating/AC, Sleeps up to 8 people, close driving distance from Alpine, Lajitas, Big Bend National Park.
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Desert Retreat in Presidio
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful desert retreat in Presidio! Newly renovated home including 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open concept living room dinning and kitchen for family gatherings. Free parking available out front or on the side of the house.
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La Escondida
Make yourself comfortable and enjoy a pleasant stay in a private space, or prepare a good meal in the kitchen. It is located 5 minutes from downtown. This house is decorated for a nice and quiet atmosphere. Come, and feel at home!
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Ojinaga Deluxe Suite
Modern apartment, located in the city center 100 meters from the Zócalo, 100 meters from the parish of Jesus Nazareno, 50 meters from the Sandoval Dental Clinic
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St. Joseph Church downstairs unit 1
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pool house with pool and billiards
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La Posada de Agave (Room 4)
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Casa Ojinaga
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Presidio?
Presidio has a selection of vacation rentals and locally owned guesthouses in residential neighborhoods and near the town center. Many visitors appreciate accommodations that blend convenience with access to outdoor exploration.
What are some of the best things to do in Presidio?
Explore local markets, enjoy riverside walks by the Rio Grande, and discover the area’s art and history. Outdoor recreation and visits to surrounding desert landscapes are frequently suggested.
How is the weather in Presidio?
Presidio has warm to hot weather most of the year, with winter temperatures from 36–63°F (2–17°C) and summer highs reaching around 96°F (35°C). Rainfall is generally light, with slightly wetter conditions in summer.
When is the best time to visit Presidio?
Late fall through early spring is often recommended for milder temperatures and more comfortable outdoor experiences in Presidio. Warm, dry weather is typical, so many visitors plan outdoor activities during cooler months.
What are the best places to visit in Presidio?
Frequently suggested places to visit in Presidio include local art galleries, historic markers, and river viewpoints. Exploring nearby parks and learning about the area’s history are also popular activities.
What are some hiking trails in Presidio?
Presidio has access to desert hiking paths and trails along the Rio Grande that showcase regional plants and vistas. Adventurous hikers often visit surrounding protected areas for more extensive routes.
What are some family activities we can do in Presidio?
Families can explore local parks, enjoy riverside areas, and visit community centers that sometimes feature art or activities for all ages. Nature outings, birdwatching, and discovering regional history are often suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Presidio?
Day trips from Presidio might include exploring state parks, nature reserves, and neighboring historic towns, as well as visiting the Rio Grande for scenic viewpoints or cultural experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts often enjoy river trails and desert landscapes nearby.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Presidio?
Many accommodations in Presidio welcome pets, especially some vacation rentals and locally run guesthouses. Bringing essentials for your companion and asking hosts about amenities is frequently suggested.
What are some local tips for visiting Presidio?
Locals often recommend starting the day early to enjoy cooler morning temperatures and exploring both cultural and natural sites. Carrying water, respecting local customs, and supporting small businesses add to the experience.
What is Presidio known for?
Presidio is known for its borderland culture, historic roots, and proximity to the Rio Grande and the Chihuahuan Desert. The city frequently draws visitors interested in history, cross-cultural experiences, and natural beauty.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Presidio?
Explore locally suggested galleries, murals, and quiet riverside viewpoints around Presidio. Nearby, lesser-known trails and nature areas invite visitors to experience the landscapes of the Chihuahuan Desert.
What are the best foods to try in Presidio?
Presidio is known for Mexican and Southwestern-inspired dishes, including tacos, tamales, and grilled meats. Salsas, fresh tortillas, and local desserts reflect the region's culinary influences.
What should I bring for a trip to Presidio?
Pack comfortable clothes for warm days and cooler nights, as temperatures can fluctuate between 36–96°F (2–35°C) depending on the season. Sun protection, sturdy shoes for exploring outdoors, and a reusable water bottle are often recommended.
What is the nightlife in Presidio like?
Presidio has a relaxed nightlife atmosphere with neighborhood gatherings, local bars, and spots where residents enjoy conversation and music. Live music and community events are occasionally hosted around town.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Presidio?
Community celebrations, local fairs, and cultural gatherings are often highlighted in Presidio throughout the year. Events frequently focus on regional traditions, music, arts, and locally rooted festivities.