In general, everything is set up for the convenience of the operators and not the guests. That bothers me because it could have been great. The laundry room is big and clean. But laundry has to be in by 5:00 pm because they want to close it at 7:00. They lock the door after 5:00 so no one starts a load afterwards, and afterwards yo...moreIn general, everything is set up for the convenience of the operators and not the guests. That bothers me because it could have been great. The laundry room is big and clean. But laundry has to be in by 5:00 pm because they want to close it at 7:00. They lock the door after 5:00 so no one starts a load afterwards, and afterwards you have to walk all the way around the store to get back inside. Don’t mess up and try to get your things after 7:00. Also they close the bathrooms between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm. I showed up at 11:30 with towel in hand, ready for an nice shower after too long without, and I was out of luck. Wish they told me on check in.The sites were mixed, campground mostly empty, but they put us in a barren looking site at the end of the row instead of one in the middle area with more trees. You can’t pick your site ahead of time. The sites and roads are gravel. Each site has a perfectly measured level spot for your rig. But then our car was parked on a downhill. Reviews say “great wifi” but not at our site. It was unusable. 8 miles from Santa Fe has its pluses and minuses. It was quiet at night and the drive was easy, but don’t forget anything back at the site when you leave for the day. So would I stay here again? Maybe. There are not too many options near Santa Fe. But I would walk the grounds and pick a better site.

These people were couteous, had lots of local info on hand, their wi-fi service was one of the best I have experienced with multiple routers located around the grounds. The surfaces are dirt and some gravel, but my spot was level. I was parked away from others, it was quiet and no one bothered me.

The sites were close together, but will kept. We had full hookup and had no issues with smell. We used it as a home base to take day trips and it was perfect for that. We did not have kids with us, but it seemed kid friendly: playground, pool, and family friendly movies in the theater every night. It was far enough away from t...moreThe sites were close together, but will kept. We had full hookup and had no issues with smell. We used it as a home base to take day trips and it was perfect for that. We did not have kids with us, but it seemed kid friendly: playground, pool, and family friendly movies in the theater every night. It was far enough away from the city to allow for a countryside experience yet close enough to be convenient.

I like having a tent location right next to the power/water site where friends/family that don’t have RV’s can spend time together. Wireless is a little questionable, but worked pretty much all the time I was here. The staff was extremely friendly and applied my Good Sam discount upon check in and the park is maintained very...moreI like having a tent location right next to the power/water site where friends/family that don’t have RV’s can spend time together. Wireless is a little questionable, but worked pretty much all the time I was here. The staff was extremely friendly and applied my Good Sam discount upon check in and the park is maintained very well considering it’s on a hill side…

We’re a 34 ft fifth wheel and these sites are small, both short and narrow. Trees are low, roads are narrow. We were put in a site next to the pool. It was too short and narrow to park our truck so we were told to park across the road. What they neglected to tell us was they show movies in the evening and the 4 spaces across the road g...moreWe’re a 34 ft fifth wheel and these sites are small, both short and narrow. Trees are low, roads are narrow. We were put in a site next to the pool. It was too short and narrow to park our truck so we were told to park across the road. What they neglected to tell us was they show movies in the evening and the 4 spaces across the road get filled by other campers, leaving us no where to park after we’d been to town. We had to drive around the campground, waiting for the movie to be over as there were no other parking spots. Hook ups we situated too far for us to reach the sewer and we had to use a longer water hose to reach the faucet. Since we couldn’t reach the sewer, we used the dump station before leaving. It’s situated in a curve, making it terribly difficult to get to, not to mention the low hanging trees we tried to avoid. This could be a nice campground with some improvements but as it is, we can’t recommend it.

This place reeks like a sewage treatment plant. It is literally disgusting around the dump station, which is very close to many of the sites. I nearly puked went I took out our trash, as the trash bins are within 100 feet of the dump station area. The sites are not level. It is very close to Santa Fe, but I would never stay here ag...moreThis place reeks like a sewage treatment plant. It is literally disgusting around the dump station, which is very close to many of the sites. I nearly puked went I took out our trash, as the trash bins are within 100 feet of the dump station area. The sites are not level. It is very close to Santa Fe, but I would never stay here again. Hopefully they'll get their sewer problem fixed quickly. There is some roadnoise from the nearby highway, but it's not too bad. There is Wifi in the camp that works well for general browsing. Sites are stacked up as close as possible to one another. There is absolutely no privacy. We can literally see 9 other units directly out the windows of ours.

We stayed here two nights in July, 2020. We're from Albuquerque, so this was just a quick "local" getaway. This is a pretty sprawling campground, with all kinds of sites (tent only, large sites with only 30 amp service, some sites with full hook up, others with just water & electric and a few water only. Shop carefully! We got a fu...moreWe stayed here two nights in July, 2020. We're from Albuquerque, so this was just a quick "local" getaway. This is a pretty sprawling campground, with all kinds of sites (tent only, large sites with only 30 amp service, some sites with full hook up, others with just water & electric and a few water only. Shop carefully! We got a full hook up 50amp site. There is a row of these in the southwest end of the park. These are VERY narrow sites. We snugged right up against the hookups, and still didn't have room on the other side to put out our rug. There are low bushes between the sites, so the awning worked, but very little room for chairs and such. Also, the water pressure was quite low. Weakest shower I've had in our rig. Not sure if this changes with the number of campers, though, since it is well water. Our area was VERY busy and full of some big rigs (most from Texas). Oh, and wifi is spotty. Our site literally had a repeater stuck in the ground right next to our rig, and we got a strong signal, but pretty weak internet. I had better luck just using my Verizon iphone's hot spot.But it was still nice. It's got a rustic feel, but didn't necessarily feel run down. BRIEF interactions with the staff were friendly enough. We also enjoyed the on-site hiking trail. It is only .5 miles, but making the circle a couple of times was nice on our last morning. I can certainly see us staying here again. It IS pricey (our two nights, with Good Sam Discount plus tax, came to $102), but that's Santa Fe for you!

Very nice rustic campground. Clean and well maintained with excellent camp hosts. You can hear highway noise from I 25, and neighboring properties have roosters, goats, and constantly barking dogs in the distance, but that is not the campgrounds fault. It is on the outskirts of Santa Fe, but we were not visiting Santa Fe just passing t...moreVery nice rustic campground. Clean and well maintained with excellent camp hosts. You can hear highway noise from I 25, and neighboring properties have roosters, goats, and constantly barking dogs in the distance, but that is not the campgrounds fault. It is on the outskirts of Santa Fe, but we were not visiting Santa Fe just passing through, so it was perfect for us. Easy on and off highway. Very scenic.My sister and I were traveling from my home in Southern California to her home in Montana during the pandemic so the campground was probably less than 20% full and most of those were probably full time RVers. It looked like even if it were close to capacity you would probably have enough privacy within your campsite.

We stayed here to see Santa Fe as this was one of the better priced option. The site was a pull through and no issue for our 40' class A. The site was just ok as far a being level. Seeing this was during the COVID - 19 time nothing was open. The roads were fairly tight and gravel/dirt.

The sites are very cramped. If you've got a large RV I don't recommend this place.

We overnighted on the way home from Denver. We were so pleased to be in a forested area. This is not your typical parking lot with a few trees. It’s built on the side of a hill. A real plus was a walking path in the forest which took about 20 minutes to loop back to our campsite. This definitely ranks as one of the best private RV park...moreWe overnighted on the way home from Denver. We were so pleased to be in a forested area. This is not your typical parking lot with a few trees. It’s built on the side of a hill. A real plus was a walking path in the forest which took about 20 minutes to loop back to our campsite. This definitely ranks as one of the best private RV parks we have stayed at. Check in was very easy and friendly. We were provided with a campground map which also included suggested places to visit. Site 69 is on the outside edge of the park and is pull through. There was no one in front of us and the tent side to the side of us was empty.

Beautiful area outside of Santa Fe. Nice and quiet. Gravel, tight roads and pull throughs. A lot of big rigs.

As others have said, facilities could be updated, but they were clean. Didn’t use the pool or movie night, but pool looked good and we liked the idea of nightly movies. The roads in the campground were rough but our rig did okay. The site was not super level; we had to use all our blocks and it worked out. We had some shade, which ...moreAs others have said, facilities could be updated, but they were clean. Didn’t use the pool or movie night, but pool looked good and we liked the idea of nightly movies. The roads in the campground were rough but our rig did okay. The site was not super level; we had to use all our blocks and it worked out. We had some shade, which was nice. Check-in was easy and pleasant. Staff were friendly. 20 mins from sf; 60 mins from abq. Didn’t hear any road noise except in the morning.

Somewhat rustic but all the facilities are clean and in fairly good shape. Hot showers, clean bathrooms. Campsite was on the hill tuck under a few trees. Check in was easy, friendly staff.

Good access to Santa fe. Park is nestled amongst the trees. Dirt roads. Mostly level spots. An older park, but well maintained. Spendy but seems appropriate given the location to Santa Fe

$38 per night reflects the weekly rate for a full-hookup back-in site during the summer season. This is easily the best option for staying in the Santa Fe area in my opinion (I lived sticks 'n bricks in Albuquerque for 17 years). Yes, it's a little outside of town, but that's what we like. Having lived in the area, I would not feel saf...more$38 per night reflects the weekly rate for a full-hookup back-in site during the summer season. This is easily the best option for staying in the Santa Fe area in my opinion (I lived sticks 'n bricks in Albuquerque for 17 years). Yes, it's a little outside of town, but that's what we like. Having lived in the area, I would not feel safe at all leaving my rig unattended inside Santa Fe. We really like the feel of this place -- it feels more like a campground than an RV park. Big rigs can pretty easily access 90% of the full-hookup sites. For smaller rigs who just want water and electric, there are very cool random sites scattered throughout the junipers in the rear part of the park. These would be good for 21' trailers or shorter, and sub-30' motorhomes based on my memory. The roads are a little rough for those areas, but the main strip of FHU up front is fine. Road noise isn't too bad (I-25 is near but it's down below and there are dense junipers in between). There is a really pleasant hiking trail loop through the undeveloped rear portion of the property, which is higher up and offers some really nice views. The dog park is pretty large, and there is an outdoor pool and a clubhouse that shows movies in the evening. Laundry is pretty expensive ($3 wash). Verizon signal is good, and there is an AT&T tower inside the park. Definitely have a meal at Harry's Roadhouse a couple miles down the road (towards Santa Fe). Everything there is VERY good.

We were in Santa Fe to visit family and see the town. Convenient to downtown with out being in town. Quiet, well taken care of, older park. Roads are all gravel but are maintained.Staff was friendly.Our site was FHU.

The park was somewhat rundown but ok. We stayed out of season so the pool was closed, but the hiking trail was ok. The roads were just awful though and the site was not level. Doesn’t seem worth the $47/night they charge, especially when the pool is closed, but we would stay again as a stop off because it fit our rig (43’) and had full...moreThe park was somewhat rundown but ok. We stayed out of season so the pool was closed, but the hiking trail was ok. The roads were just awful though and the site was not level. Doesn’t seem worth the $47/night they charge, especially when the pool is closed, but we would stay again as a stop off because it fit our rig (43’) and had full hookups. Plus it was convenient to town. Full ATT service.

Very nice private RV Park/Campground. Nice shade from closely set juniper trees. We were there because the NF was closed due to fire danger, else we’d have been at Black Canyon, which is a favorite of mine. Because we were there we took advantage of the electric and water hookups. Hosts were super nice and the site, #52, was fine. It m...moreVery nice private RV Park/Campground. Nice shade from closely set juniper trees. We were there because the NF was closed due to fire danger, else we’d have been at Black Canyon, which is a favorite of mine. Because we were there we took advantage of the electric and water hookups. Hosts were super nice and the site, #52, was fine. It might have been a problem for a large rig, but our teardrop fit nicely. As others have mentioned, there’s a small pool, theater with nightly movies for the kids, and small store. We felt it was very quiet and had great access to the city. Cell service was great, but even though they have 4 or 5 different WiFi routers running, we couldn’t connect. The bathrooms and showers are very clean.We’d happily camp here again if we couldn’t stay up on the mountain at Black Canyon.Also, just a couple of miles up the Old Las Vegas highway towards Santa Fe is H****’s Roadhouse. This is one of the great eats in Santa Fe. Breakfasts (chili- red, green, or Christmas) are great and townies drive 1/2 hour out of their way for the coffee cake. Make a reservation for dinner if you have 6 or more. Fewer than 6 you might have to wait 15-20 minutes...it’s that good.

Hosts are super nice upon first arriving with a warm welcome. A little dodgy getting back to our site in a 30tt class A. Felt like we were off-roading but If that’s the price to pay for a nice private site it’s one we’re willing to pay!ATT signal was strong here. T Mobil non existent- zero bars. Couldn’t get campground WiFi signa...moreHosts are super nice upon first arriving with a warm welcome. A little dodgy getting back to our site in a 30tt class A. Felt like we were off-roading but If that’s the price to pay for a nice private site it’s one we’re willing to pay!ATT signal was strong here. T Mobil non existent- zero bars. Couldn’t get campground WiFi signal at our site.They also have a hiking trail in back for a quick ten minute walk. We would have stayed here all week but we need better internet connections for work. ????

We stayed here not long after the campground had opened for the season. The host was very kind and helpful. The restroom and shower were in good condition. There was a nice playground that the kids enjoyed. The WiFi worked great. The pool was not yet open for the season. The site we were in was quite tight - our fire ring was directly ...moreWe stayed here not long after the campground had opened for the season. The host was very kind and helpful. The restroom and shower were in good condition. There was a nice playground that the kids enjoyed. The WiFi worked great. The pool was not yet open for the season. The site we were in was quite tight - our fire ring was directly beneath the slide out of our neighbors rig. The pull through sites seemed quite a bit bigger and I’d pay the extra $4/night to get one if we return.

Campsite #63 was very private, and a great place to spend a couple of nights in march. This pull through site is on the eastern edge of the campground, and backs up to scrub pines and a hiking trail. There is a lot of room at the site, which includes a covered picnic table and campfire ring. The total cost for two nights in March 201...moreCampsite #63 was very private, and a great place to spend a couple of nights in march. This pull through site is on the eastern edge of the campground, and backs up to scrub pines and a hiking trail. There is a lot of room at the site, which includes a covered picnic table and campfire ring. The total cost for two nights in March 2018, was $88, inclusive of tax. Though the pool wasnt open for the season and the advertised WiFi didn’t reach our site, the shower was hot and the staff was very friendly. We paid for a site with water and electric hookups, and feel that the total price was a good deal given the proximity to Santa Fe, the cleanliness and quietness of the grounds, and quality of service.

"Oh you're in that van," the lady in the office says to my wife as we're checking into this RV park where I can hopefully get some work done, after getting bamboozled by a lack of cell service in the gorgeous nearby Hyde State Park, "I'll put you in a real good spot."To be honest, it wasn't a particularly good one, and we asked to ...more"Oh you're in that van," the lady in the office says to my wife as we're checking into this RV park where I can hopefully get some work done, after getting bamboozled by a lack of cell service in the gorgeous nearby Hyde State Park, "I'll put you in a real good spot."To be honest, it wasn't a particularly good one, and we asked to move. But truth be told, and let the word be known across every turquoise bejeweled woman and straw hat wearing man in Santa Fe, this is a pretty great RV park as private RV parks go. Lots of trees, all dirt, very uneven spaces if that matters to you, but had the same feeling many a state park or even national forest might...except there's a pool and showers and free WiFi (which was pretty fast) and cell service and other amenities like that.Too bad they charge so much extra for young kids, and then don't open the pool until 11am, the same time as checkout.

This was a perfect place for us during our time in Santa Fe. It was fantastic because we requested a "wooded" site, so we felt like we were camping out in the woods, but still only about 20 min from town. The grounds were beautiful, staff was friendly, and all of the amenities were excellent. The campground wifi worked great for us, al...moreThis was a perfect place for us during our time in Santa Fe. It was fantastic because we requested a "wooded" site, so we felt like we were camping out in the woods, but still only about 20 min from town. The grounds were beautiful, staff was friendly, and all of the amenities were excellent. The campground wifi worked great for us, although the campground was not crowded at all, so not sure how well it works when it's crowded. We had fairly decent service on our Verizon devices, although they dropped from LTE to 3G a few times.The sites do seem to be a bit close to each other, so you may be in close proximity to others during busier times, but early in the season, it was great to have the place almost to ourselves. Overall, we had a great stay here with convenient access to town. Again, we were here at the end of March the first weekend they opened, so it was pretty empty. I do imagine it gets much more crowded during peak times. Also $24 was for a non-hookup site since we use solar. Showers and bathrooms were pretty clean.