We only stayed here because Santa Fe RV parks jack up their prices for the Albuquerque Balloon Festival. One park quoted us $290/week! We see no reason for this and probably won't return to Santa Fe because of this. This park in ugly. It's just a gravel parking lot. It has no restrooms. It is next to the highway and very noisy. The park is across the highway from the casino. It is about 1/4 mi. south of the overpass of Hwy 502. It is next to the Phillips 66 station. We got a $22.50 rate for Good Sam. This park is 13 miles north of Santa Fe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A less expensive alternative to the established, private RV parks in the area. This park, recently completed by a local Native American tribe (in conjunction with an infusion of cash for the upgrading and expanding of their casino), is a crushed rock/railroad tie parking area, opposite the Cities of Gold casino, about 10 miles North of the Santa Fe Plaza. No trees, shrubs, cement, grass, but it is right next door to a Phillips 66 Station (which they also own). You don't have to gamble if you stay, but, I'm sure it would be a more pleasant experience, as it is quite barren. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only way I can describe this RV campground we stayed in is.... Being stranded on the side of the highway with electricity..... When we arrived we were told that they didn't have any water over the weekend because there was such heavy use. Guess the tank had to refill. This is just too close to the highway. I would NOT bring children to this area. All of the campgrounds in the park are right off of the highway, don't know what they were thinking!! I would pass on this State Park. We left 3 days early and would never go back. There is a campground just before you get into the state park (Santa Fe Nat. Forest) called Black Canyon. This is off of the highway and it looks like they just remodeled the campsites and restrooms. No electric, but there is water located along the interior road. We're 35 ft.(& towing) and there were a few sites that we would have been able to fit into. They also have tent site pads. They are on the reservation system but do have first come sites. At least this would be better then camping on the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found this park in a brochure for Santa Fe which stated "RV's welcome". We tried to call ahead for info but got the park ranger voicemail. They never returned our calls. We went anyway, unfortunately. They only had a dozen or so RV sites right alongside the road, all back in, on a grade, with a ditch alongside the road, and since we have a 39' 5th wheel it was nearly impossible. But being that this park is about 8 miles up a mountain from downtown Santa Fe, with steep grades, switchbacks and hairpin turns, it was too late to turn back for the night, so we managed, not without stress! No water, only electric, no amenities, and a very busy road this time of year due to a ski area further up the mountain. It was a beautiful drive and gorgeous scenery, but don't try it with a big rig. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Plusses are very clean, facilities in very good condition. Minuses are very few and poor quality spaces for motorhomes over 30 feet, very limited number of electric only hookups (less than 10). Biggest problem is camping area is bisected by road to Santa Fe Ski Valley and traffic noise very intrusive. Best for pop ups, truck campers and very small trailers or fifth wheels. Best camping sites by far in the more primitive side of the park east of roadway. A couple sites there that can handle a 30 foot MH but no reservations. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is on a bus route. We met a couple who was using the bus, and they were very pleased with the service. The showers were very small, and I didn't see any handicapped stalls. I would definitely stay there again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We came here because the park is on the bus line and convenient to the great stores and such on Cerrillos Rd., plus it has the cheapest weekly rate in the area. There is free wifi and cable, and the park is quieter than you would expect for its location. Too bad it's something of a dump. The bathhouse "cleaning" achieves little, and that's also the home of 2 washers and dryers, right in the restrooms- very unusual. Interesting mix of beat up old trailers and motorhomes along the perimeter, and large fancy rigs in the pull-thru sites, which cost more. Large area for dogs in the back, and a small playground. Families around, full-time residents. Next time we'll look at the other parks first. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Even though it is in the city it is nicely insulated from traffic noise. Near shopping centers. Sites are 35 feet wide with picnic tables on concrete pads. A fire grill is included on each site as is trash pickup. Trash could be picked up more often however. Small playground equipment. Paved access roads with gravel sites. The sewer hookup on the pull through sites was at the roadside, making it difficult to stretch the hose to the outlet without the back end of the unit being a bit in the road. The staff is very friendly. The campground is a bit difficult to find with an access road back from the highway, not clearly marked. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Despite the webpage, wi-fi is not available throughout the camping area. In order to receive usable wi-fi, you must sit at the building across from the office. The staff is not overly friendly, and, at times, rude. Over the telephone, one staff member twice gave me a lecture on not keeping my dog in a cabin unattended before she even confirmed whether there was a cabin available for me. When you enter the office, the staff does not necessarily greet you in a friendly manner. While the cabins and restrooms are relatively clean, they are not overly clean. I actually cleaned my cabin before placing my belongings inside. This campground charges for a cup of coffee, something I am used to getting for free at all other campgrounds. When I was there, the pool was not usable. As is evident, my stay there was a little bit of a disappointment. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

Not a bad park. We camped here for 3 nights. There is a lot of highway noise and it was very dusty. The restrooms do close for a couple of hours each day for cleaning and that was a little annoying if you have to go during those hours. Staff was friendly. I would stay there again, if I had to. We camped here in a Tent.

Very nice Cg close to Santa Fe, but secluded enough that it did not feel like a city Cg. Very clean facilities, great playground and pool. Would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is very nice. However, all sites are dirt. It could be a problem with dust when the wind comes up and probably could get a little muddy when the snow melts or they have some rain. However, being here in April with cold mornings, we didn't have a problem. The sites have a picnic table and either a grill on a post or a campfire ring. The sites are separated by either a small fence or small trees. We did have to put a block under the wheel to level our rig. It is quiet and I like the "country feel". The staff was very helpful and friendly. We were escorted to our site because it did make a difference in how you pulled in. They also let us use their phone when our cells wouldn't work. The laundry room was clean and the machines worked. Their store was pretty well stocked. The cable reception was excellent as was the Wi-Fi connection (which was free). The campground is on a frontage road and is about 10 miles from Santa Fe. The staff was very helpful in telling us how to get to Santa Fe and where to park. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An excellent clean campground that is easily accessible off the frontage highway to I-25. Very little road noise. Quiet and clean. Staff was very helpful. Even though we arrived just at closing, they cooked a pizza for us and delivered it to our 5th wheel. The only weakness to the campground was no gravel in the campsites but rather a dirt base. This weakness was made up for by the campgrounds' proximity to Santa Fe and the numerous cedars/pinions in the campground. Wi-Fi was free! We stayed two nights and will definitely return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an excellent KOA. We have camped here on five different trips and will come back anytime we are in Santa Fe. The owners and staff are friendly and helpful. The showers and bathroom are immaculate and have plenty of hot water. People sometimes complain about the dust, but hey, this is the Southwest and dust comes with the territory! I would much rather have dust than have to camp on a paved surface in an RV park that looks like a parking lot. We also greatly appreciate that this KOA doesn't light up the campground like a prison at night. You can actually see the stars! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for 3 nights and it was an okay park, although a little overpriced. On the good side, the restrooms and shower were spotless. Absolutely spotless!! There is a nice clubhouse area and patio with couches, chairs, tables, free videos, etc. The park is about 1 mile off the freeway, so traffic noise is not an issue. And the sunsets over the mountains are beautiful, as are the lights of the city below. The sites themselves lack luster....lots of weeds, minimal trees, some not-so-nice seasonal (read year-round) residents, ugly gravel, etc. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I guess we'd stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate listed is for back in site without patio - the least expensive site they offer. We felt that this campground was overpriced for the amenities that are offered. For $33 you get a dirt parking space located along a dirt road with 50 amp/water & sewer. Thats it. The laundry facilities were also some of the priciest we have seen. The staff was very helpful and had handouts ready listing all their favorite sites & restaurants. The wind does blow here - the park brochure even cautions you not to leave your awnings out if you leave the park. There is a lot to do in the area and if we return we will probably stay here again - just wish it was priced more reasonably for what you get. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was given a 5 star rating by Woodalls and I'm guessing it is because the bathrooms and laundry were available and clean. However, the "resort" did appear a little junky and if you like dust... this is the place for you. There was severe wind every day, and since there is essentially no vegetation, the dust was everywhere; even with our door and windows closed all the time except to enter and exit. If you have allergies, this place will be murder, even our dog was sneezing while walking the 3/4 mile dirt path that surrounds the park. Nothing to do there, and we could spend no time outside other than to walk the dog as needed. The wind made it impossible to put our awnings out and we were even considering pulling our slides in due to the wind but didn't have to. No way to barbeque or eat or sit outside outside at all without being blown away. Their handout at check in warns about the severity of the winds. The old town of Santa Fe is about a 20 minute drive. Office personnel were very nice and did provide lots of tips for where to eat and how to get around. Laundry is $2 a load and $2 per load to dry. While it wasn't horrible, it wasn't nice enough to stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.