Santa Fe Skies RV Park

We originally were going to stay 4 nights. But after interactions with the staff and enjoying the area and campground we asked to extend a couple nights and they were able to do so without us needing to move. If there weren't a rally coming in, we would have stayed longer. The campground was clean, well run and had plenty of staff milling around doing odd jobs. They allowed for packages which we needed to utilize. We didn't use them, but I was told the restrooms/showers and laundry room were very nice. Our sight, and those around us, had a slight tilt to it as the campground is on a SLIGHT hill. While I could see I-25 we were far enough away that we could not here any road noise. There is a .75 mile walking path around the park with quite a few antiques to gawk at.
This was great point for us to have the ability to explore the area. We went up to Bandelier National Monument which was awesome. Took a drive up to Taos on the "Low Road to Taos", along the Rio Grande, which was beautiful. And took the "High Road to Taos" on the way back, which was just as nice while in the mountains. Santa Fe plaza area was really nice.
We will be back to the area again. The price I listed was after taxes and with a military(?) or senior (?) discount.

This was the nicest RV park we have stayed at, though the price was also the highest. They were very accommodating on check-in and suggested we swap to a site with a better view. The site we ended up in was largely level with a nice concrete patio setup. The roads through the park are dirt and modestly hilly. There are some tight turns.

They lock their gate at 6pm for extra security and provide you with the code.

T-Mobile speeds were good at 17mbps download and 7 Mbps upload without fiddling. AT&T was 21/3 on my phone. Starlink varied based on the time of day - just about everyone had a dish out.

This park is about 15 minutes from anything in Santa Fe, which worked great for us. The staff is super nice, and the park is clean and well kept. Each site has its own cement pad and the pull through sites are a decent size. We enjoyed it here! We do have kids and a playground would have been nice, but we knew this place didn’t have one and booked it anyway.

SF Skies is a well cared for CG within easy driving or train distance of SF. Our site was large, level, and easy enough to back into, but it was also a pretty typical commercial site without any privacy and once parked with our truck, it was snug. They offer a nice trail around the park, a large dog park, and interesting art installations throughout. Overall, the park was clean, but the trash can over-flowed more days than not while we were there, and their laundry was closed for repairs the entire week, which were both a bit of a bummer.
Our Verizon worked fine without a booster, and the people I spoke to for reservations and at check in were all kind. Our rate, $56 a night, reflects both a GS and their weekly discount. We enjoyed the quiet and convenience of this park, and we would stay here again.

Arrival - Aside from having to wait for the front desk attendant for 15 minutes, it was fast and friendly.

Tips - Arrive well before 6pm.

Favorites - Location, quality of sites, art installations, sunsets if you're in a west facing site, sunrises if you're in an east facing site, nice dog run, and great walking paths.

Negatives - Price point is a little high but, it is Santa Fe. Not much to do for the littles. They need to expand to keep up with the demand. Really need to enforce the 5 mph speed limit.

This is our second stay here while visiting family. Site I-6 is a premium west-facing end site, very nice. Of the Santa Fe RV parks, this is by far the nicest.

Although we only stayed here one night, it was a nice stay. It was quiet but convenient to supermarkets and other stores about 10-15 minutes away. There was a gas and convenience store next door.

What was really great about this park was the fact that the laundry took credit card instead of quarters! So convenient and "modern"! The antique engines were a lot of fun for my boys to check out and play on. Their collection was really neat. It did get pretty breezy here as well.

Showers were really good here, and the internet worked.

Check in was easy. I like we didn’t have to prepay. Easy access to almost level gravel site. Utilities all worked. Wifi adequate for Skype call. You’re up on a hill, so nice views down toward Santa Fe. For me the best feature is proximity to the commuter train station with free parking. Cost us exactly $0.50 for BOTH of us to take the train to and from Santa Fe. Station in town is a few blocks from the Plaza. We didn’t use any other facilities.