Los Suenos de Santa Fe RV Park & Campground

I was hesitant to book after reading the reviews but I’m so glad I stayed here! I work via televideo and need solid cell service and quiet environment, this was a great fit! The management placed me in a perfect spot and I didn’t want ti leave. I’m in a class b do I appreciate access to Uber to get to the historic part and it was easy to get uber pick up. There’s lots of chain restaurants and is walkable to chilis, Olive Garden etc. showers are spacious and water is hot! yes laundry is in the bathroom yes the place could use an update but it’s perfectly nice for an urban city RV park.

I usually try to find a silver lining in small RV parks. Most owners try to make it nice and make guests feel welcome. Not here. You get the feeling no one cares about the park. Many of the sites are folks living full time there and are obviously not in the best of circumstances. We did not feel secure there at all. A trailer park on the other side of the fence. No gate, no security. We took the precaution of keeping everything locked at all times. Never left chairs of grill out. All basement doors locked, including wet bay. The bathrooms were beyond disgusting... I'll leave it at that. The 50amp plug was on a pole and without the usual circuit breaker. You plugged in hot and unplugged hot. I will say they had good water pressure. Also, they charge for daily electricity usage. Sites are close together. Very close. Keep your blinds closed at all times.

Although we had an enjoyable time visiting Santa Fe, our stay at Los Suenos was far from the highlight. I don’t typically submit reviews for stays unless they are particularly spectacular, or if they are so dismal I wish to warn others to look elsewhere. I’m afraid our stay at Los Suenos de Santa Fe falls into that category.
Upon arriving, there was no one at the front office, nonetheless we were able to locate our name on the board and easily found the space. We settled in, and realized we neither had a restroom code nor the wifi password, 2 very critical components to what we are paying for when we rent an RV space for the night I went back to the office, tried the phone number, and no one answered. A person who said they worked there told me both items were supposed to be emailed to me, but didn’t seem terribly surprised they weren’t nor was he able to solve the wifi issue. We did access the restroom facilities thankfully.
In terms of the rest of our stay, we made the request to be placed in a quiet and private area. Regrettably, we were placed along the eastern fence line, with a very loud mobile home park on the other side. We were in the exact location where a party raged on until midnight. There was amplified music, and loud voices, so needless to say, we didn’t sleep much and had the opposite experience from what we hoped for. While I understand the RV park has no control over what goes on at neighboring properties, they could have contacted me to ensure we were OK with that space and informed us they couldn’t accommodate the request, so we could have gone elsewhere. There were plenty of empty spaces, so I’m not sure why we were ironically placed on the loudest edge.
I don’t have much of anything positive to say about our stay, aside from the other people staying there being lovely and the dog park area being nice.
As a side note, I made two attempts to reach out to the park to share my disappointment, and they never gave me the decency of a response.

Convenient, uncomfortable and expensive. Pull through gravel sloped site made leveling difficult. The 50 amp was in the front of the site on a wooden power pole. The water and sewer were placed near the rear of the site, which made a logistics challenge. The water spout was broken and couldn’t be turned off. The Wi-Fi down. There was a hidden charge for electric service that was not disclosed. The kids playground and dog areas are dirt with weeds and debris strewn about. Since there were no doggy clean up facilities, guests didn’t clean up. Dirty dog litter was obvious. The drives are broken asphalt. A drunk guest broke out in concert between 2:30 and 3:00 am. Who to call? Nobody.

Nice clean park with super nice owners and staff. As previous reviews stated, the spaces are a little close, but we've been in tighter spots. We have a 44' motorhome and had ample room. There was a limb hanging on the rear of our motorhome and though the staff wouldn't climb on our roof, do to liability, to trim it he brought us a ladder and cutters so we could do it. The park has permanent rv's, but is kept very clean and well maintained. There is a nice area in the back with a playground and room for walking pets. The only down side we had was paying extra for electricity, we've never had to do this before. We stayed five nights and were charged $24 extra for electric. Also as previous reviewed, the signage is very bad. You have to follow your GPS very closely in order not to miss it. Entrance is between The Loft and Manny's Auto, no sign for the RV Park.

We had planned a 2 night stay in Santa Fe and paid for 2 nights (non refundable). We came in mid afternoon on the first day and had a less than friendly greeting. Our sites were so close that our slide out was almost touching our neighbors picnic table and likewise on our side with our neighbors. Only one shower (of two) for almost 100 sites was functional in the women’s bathroom. It was clean enough but too close and too much noise. The wifi was also not functional at our site.
We were happy to have full hook up for a night and get some laundry done but would not stay again. Also, bring at least $4 in quarters if you plan to do one load of laundry. There was no change machine.

Stayed here two nights while in Santa Fe. I booked it due to its proximity to downtown.
The sites were VERY tight. The electrical power is strung overhead and dropped down on poles between the campsites. The power drop was on the curbside of my rig. We had to maneuver our 5th Wheel so that we could open the slides and not hit the power pole plus give us room to open the door. I’m going to attempt to attach a pic.
There is no sign at the entranceway. Caused me to turn my rig around in heavy traffic.
The campsites themselves are gravel with concrete pads for tables. There is no evidence of maintenance to the campsites.
I would use the word ‘dump’ but I’ll let someone else.

If you want to be close to the city (approx. 5 miles) which we did. Then this place is OK. Stay 6 nights and the 7 night is free. I would say the facilities are on the down ward cycle. The sights are gravel and we had to level approx. 3 inches, Staff is friendly. I have to echo another post that the signage to find this place leaves a lot to be desired. So easy to rectify.There is a fair amount of road noise and the traffic out side the park is terrible. However you are close to everything...food, shop, alcohol, and stores and the National Historic Parks. WIFI so so.