Santa Fe Skies Rv Park

This was one of the nicest places we stayed during our trip through four states. Our site was level and had nice views. The bathrooms were Beautiful and heated! (It was cold in November.) The staff was friendly and the artwork was very interesting.

I really like this park. Stayed 3 nights, bathrooms and laundry rooms very nice. Setting is very nice, just far enough from town to be very quiet, but not to far to get to the plaza or shopping. The setting is natural Santa Fe, very dog friendly (there are LOTS of rabbits, hold onto your leash if you have dogs that like to chase things… because of the rabbits, I did see a few coyotes nearby, be mindful of that with your animals) I would definitely stay here again.

Add a half a star to make this 3 ½ stars. The site we were in was not level; our friends had the same problem. The concrete patio and table was nice. The dog walk and dog park were nice too. The laundry was clean and adequate. The location worked for us but it was about 5 miles south of town. I couldn’t get to 4 stars because the cost, even with a Good Sam discount, was pretty high considering the amenities offered. Even the laundry was the most expensive I have seen in the time we have been travelling (most of the last 4 months).

We were traveling back to Cali and needed a spot for a day or two just to relax. This park had good Unilocal ratings and we went for it. The park host checked us in and gave us a Good Sam discount because we were on our maiden voyage.
The art sculpture in the park was very cool. The spaces were spacious and easy to pull into.
Bathrooms were spotless and nicely appointed. The main building even had a Santa Fe styled patio area with gas BBQ that had gorgeous landscaping.
The only draw back to keep it from a 5 star rating was the wi-​fi. It was spotty. But if I could give something like 4.75 stars, that would be the rating for the park.
We are already planning a return stay…

A real gem in the Santa Fe area.
This park is about 7 or 8 miles from old town Santa Fe, about a 12 minute drive. Fuel, restaurants and shopping about a five minute drive from the park. The staff is among the best and most helpful we encountered in our 3 month winter trip from coast to coast. The sites are currently $ 40/​night or $ 36 for full hook up back in with a Good Sam discount. The park sets on a hill offering a 360° view of the surrounding desert below. The interior roads are gravel with plenty of room to maneuver our 32′ 5^th wheel into a back site with 50 amp. They also have pull through sites with 40′ motorhomes setting comfortably. All the sites are extra wide gravel with a huge 15’x30’ new concrete patio slab with a picnic table. There are a few trees and some juniper for greenery, but satellite reception is not hindered. The Wi-​Fi is outstanding. No cable TV but you’ll easily pick up 40 over the air channels off your antenna. The park is extremely well maintained and has ingenious metal sculptures throughout the park, the handy work of one of the owners. There is also a display of antique gasoline hit and miss engines and old tractors along the back trail to the dog walk.
We would definitely return!

Camped here in a 45′ motor home. The site was long enough for us, but a bit of a challenge reaching it as we had to weave around on the roads. The dog park is nice and the path around the campground was also appreciated by my dogs as it was sandy. The entrance/​exit to the park is tight. That could definitely be improved. There are a lot of rabbits in the park.

Nice place and nice owners! We’ve stayed at 71 different RV parks during our current trip and this was one of our favorites. Honestly there are ‘nicer’ RV resorts but the owners are super friendly and care about their guests and their facility. There are metal sculptures scattered about the grounds which may were crafted by the owner himself. The location is very good with close proximity to downtown Santa Fe. Awesome bathrooms and showers! They have dance lessons and other group activities based upon the season. Totally worth the stay.

One of the nicest RV parks we have stayed in. The property offers beautiful views. The owner is very friendly and is an artist. His sculptures are displayed throughout the park which give it a unique and interesting vibe. The location is great for easy access to galleries and other fun sites. We will definitely stay here again when we come to Santa Fe.

It’s a fine place with some caveats: First, the pull through they put me in would have destroyed the roof of my Montana 5^th wheel had I tried pulling through. There were trees choking off the turn into the spot. Luckily, I was able to pull around and back in from the other side. However, because of the same trees, I wasn’t able to back in far enough to reach the sewer pipe in the ground. I would have hit the trees. A guy right across the street from me did in fact damage his coach on the trees in his site too. Watch out for the trees! They need to do some serious pruning. Trees are great in an RV park, but not on the corners of the sites where you make your turns for heavens sake!
Next is the pathetic Wi-​Fi. When I saw a tower 6 ft. from my trailer, I thought «sweet!» WRONG! It was useless. I saw people sitting outside with their laptops, and now I now why…
Wi-​Fi is critical to today’s RV’er, so when they say they have it, it should actually work.
They need to do some serious technical upgrades to their system. This alone might keep me away next time I’m in Santa Fe

Sites are level. Bathrooms and showers are clean. There’s a very nice dog park. The pull-​thru sites are nice, but we were told that they were for short term people only. Since we were planning on staying for a month, we would have to have one of the back-​ins. The back-​ins along the front are terrible. They’re not very wide. The hookups are very inconveniently placed. We had to buy an extra hose in order to hook up to the sewer. The two sites next to us (D5 & D6) have a line of electrical boxes between them. Our site (D4) was overgrown and had a lot of yucca plants around it which scratched our legs every time we walked around our RV. When I complained to the office, I was told that yucca is the state plant and they would not remove or trim them even though they are not endangered. We would not stay in this campground again.

I’ve stayed at this park numerous times and was pleased… but things have changed ! First, I made reservations weeks in advance and upon arrival was told my site was given to another .BS ! So then I had the choice of to remaining site… one being to small for our motor home of 40 foot and the other was on a curve with a difficult path for parking the rv… I choose the curve ! The weeds are ridiculous with some as high as a foot ! The wifi does not work as advertised as it did in the past ! Had to use my owe mifi ! This place needs some TLC and less money in the bank ! The staff was friendly but not to good at multitasking for sure, she gave us a park map but no particular route to follow to our site ! At this point I’m not sure I would stay here again and I won’t be recommending it to others but will share my experience !

I would have given it five stars but there wifi really needs improvement, that was number one next water pressure varies at times. Other then that I will be back every year.

Great RV park. Quite, quaint and close to I25. Friendly staff. Usually is busy as so many people stay here. A short 10 mile drive to downtown Santa Fe.

We stayed at this park for the first on a recent visit to Santa Fe. It’s an outstanding park with good laundry facilities, a clubhouse to visit, large private sites, and a quiet location. The dog run is the best I’ve ever seen: Huge area with a large seating area for the humans. Needless to say, our pup loved it.
They don’t have a store where you can buy snacks. I wish they did!
This park generates all their own power through the solar panels on the grounds. A very green park indeed.
Do you like antiques? Old trucks and tractors and engines are all over the park for your viewing pleasure. Nice walking trails all along the perimeter of the park also.
My only complaint and it’s the reason I can’t give 5 stars is the WiFi. It worked OK the first day but then ceased working. I reported it and they said our pole was «down» and they would try to get it fixed. Didn’t happen while we were there. In retrospect, we probably should have asked for another site. The owner explained they have an «open mesh» system so if one pole goes down, you get sent to another pole but that people on iPhones can’t get on. If that’s the case, I think a new kind of system is needed so that everyone can use the Wifi.
That said, we would definitely stay here again on our next trip to Santa Fe. But we would check out the WiFi signal first before settling in.

Really nice rv park on edge of Santa Fe; very friendly staff (it’s family owned). Nice, heated (!) clean restrooms. Good strength wifi and large pull-​through sites.
Only downside is the pad we were on wasn’t level, which meant we had to level our rv with blocks.
Definitely stay here if you’re visiting Santa Fe!