Hyde Memorial State Park — RV Camping in Santa Fe, NM

Hyde Memorial State Park is a mountain camping destination located eight miles northeast of Santa Fe in the scenic Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Nestled in a forest of ponderosa pines along Little Tesuque Creek, this 50-site campground offers the perfect basecamp for exploring northern New Mexico's high-altitude wilderness. The park is fully equipped for RV camping with 30-amp electrical hookups, water hookups, and a dump station. Full amenities include restrooms, tables, grills, and firewood, making it accessible for big rigs and family groups. A playground serves younger visitors, while pet-friendly policies welcome furry companions. Outdoor recreation is abundant year-round. Summer hikers enjoy popular trails including the scenic Waterfall Trail along Little Tesuque Creek and the challenging West Circle Trail with panoramic views of Santa Fe. Winter transforms the park into a snowshoeing and cross-country skiing destination. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound, with frequent sightings of deer, foxes, and various bird species. The elevated location—approximately 8,500 feet—provides cool relief from heat and a gateway to Santa Fe's cultural attractions, galleries, and historic downtown plaza. Whether seeking mountain solitude or a staging point for regional exploration, Hyde Memorial State Park delivers high-country camping with convenient modern amenities.