Los Suenos de Santa Fe RV Park & Campground

Stayed here for 2 nights and thought it was a decent campground. When RV camping in a campground that's within a city, you can't really expect much in the way of traffic or noise, but I guess I still wasn't too crazy about the fact that there were apartment buildings on the other side of the fence.

The pluses: there are a number of stores and restaurants in walking and biking distance, including Target, Walmart, grocery stores, restaurants (I cycled to Horseman Haven cafe one day and it was good food that seems to be frequented by locals and at one time, Anthony Bourdain). They've got a book lending (you can take and/or place your own books when done reading them) and DVD lending library (these you have to bring back before you leave). Uber is convenient into Santa Fe; costs about $13/way.

The minuses: as mentioned above, the proximity to apartment buildings. It was also a little hard to find from the street. I would look for "The Lofts" sign and then keep to the left-most driveway. Road leading into the campground needs some refinishing; just take it slow as you make your way down. Not much privacy between sites.

This place is close to downtown (ten mins) and did the job for one night...but the grounds were kind of messy, and the bathrooms were really dirty. The showers haven't been cleaned in awhile! A few full-timers living there. Probably wouldn't stay again due to lack of cleanliness. Never saw anyone who worked there...but we were only there one day.

After a week living off-grid in the national forest, we needed a place to fill up on fresh water, dump our storage tanks, and do some laundry. Being walking distance to several breweries, the fantastic Meow Wolf art collective, and your pick of big-box stores, this place definitely provided a good dose of civilization.

Fairly close quarters in the park, but not as tight as other RV parks we've stayed in. Sites are mostly level, with some trees between many sites. There is a small dog-walk area and an older-looking playground on-site. One weird quirk is that they don't have a separate laundry room, so instead there are washers and dryers inside of both the men's and women's bathrooms.

Slightly tucked away off a main street, this RV park was clean and quiet. The check in without a reservation was friendly and accommodating. There is a city bus to downtown ($1) with a stop just steps away and the office provided good instructions. Sites are average size with both pull throughs and back in sites. The restrooms are clean with secure access. Two casual Mexican restaurants across the street and many chain restaurants nearby as well as grocery stores. In town but not downtown.

Park is nearby town, without being on the front street. Hard to find initially. It's an unmarked driveway next to a defunct business strip mall called THE LOFTS. There's a metal-sculpture business right next door. We're toadless, so walking is a must. This park is within easy walking distance to the bus line, making it a plus.

Set back from the a main road, this park is more secluded than most and is located a half a block from the transit stop. Showers are clean, all amenities as expected. Mature landscaping is nice. We had an owl perch on a fence behind our site. Friendly helpful staff.

Okay, first off, we were there during the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta so every park within 50 miles of Albuquerque was charging'festival rates'. That being said, the normal rate would be more acceptable. The park is kind of hard to find (signage is not good on the main street), but look for the signs for The Lofts. It appears this park has seen better days but, again, there are not a lot to choose from in Santa Fe.

The park is easy to get into but note that getting back out is a right turn only onto the main drag. Again, not a big issue but something to be aware of. On a positive note, this park is only five minutes from Meow Wolf (one of the coolest art installation/experiences you will ever have!).

It’s a basic RV park, full hookups, a little unlevel, one giant u-shaped drive with sites in the middle and the perimeter. Restroom facilities were nice, good shower pressure. Kathy was very responsive and let us come in after hours. Near-by apartments shed streetlight on some sites, but manageable.

This RV park is right off of Cerillos and a bus stop is very close by for easy access to the Plaza area. Meow Wolf and Second Street Brewery Rufina Taproom are close by.

The signage to the park is not great, but they gave great directions on the website and we found it without a problem.

Would definitely stay here again.

Something happened to the sign for the campground being that it doesn't have one. There's an old parking lot in front where the remnants of it used to be. Older gravel campground, slightly unleveled and tight spaces. We had no problems with our camper fitting in while staying here since we are so small, but we really dislike being so close to neighbors. Especially when your neighbor's sewer hookup is right next to your picnic table. We chose this campground due to its proximity to downtown Santa Fe. For that, it's excellent. There's a trash can located at every site, so that's convenient. This campground needs to be renovated.

Water pressure is good. Speaking of water, this campground is apparently in a flash flood zone. We didn't use the bathhouse, so nothing to report on that. The area that this is in seems okay. Drivers are nuts here though.