Rodeo De Santa Fe

At any other time of the year, RV camping is available at Rodeo De Santa Fe. However, with so many day visitors and competitors, it’s not an option once the rodeo season arrives. There is an excellent chance that you will be able to park on site in your RV during the rodeo, but you will have to move on once it’s over for the evening. Fortunately, you won’t have too many problems finding where to stay with an RV in Santa Fe.

Even though you can’t camp at the rodeo, that doesn’t mean you can’t find an RV campground nearby. Santa Fe welcomes motorhome travelers with open arms and has resorts, parks, and campgrounds within a short ten-mile driving distance of the rodeo. Some are even within two miles. You never have to be too far from both the inner city and rodeo grounds.

Rodeo De Santa Fe forms a full block of Richards Avenue down to Rodeo Road, but it’s still entirely achievable to navigate on foot. You can pop your scooters and skateboards back in your motorhome once you reach the carpark. Upon entering the grounds, you can take a seat, view the rodeo action, then make quick trips to the nearby vendors. Everything is well-appointed for effortless access.

Temperatures might be hot during the day, but you may also need to pop on a few extra layers once night falls. The rodeo kicks off in the early evening, which means the day’s heat should be beginning to dissipate.

Put on your favorite pair of cowboy boots, flannel shirt, and a cowboy hat to both remain comfortable and look the part. Don’t forget to bring light, breathable layers and appropriate footwear for all the other fun activities you’re going to do in Santa Fe during your vacation.

With no pets, food or outside beverages, or professional cameras allowed, you’ll easily be able to pack light. All you will need is your wallet with cash and credit card, maybe some sunscreen, and a few other convenience items. You can leave all your camping and cooking equipment in your RV. Remember, the more you bring with you, the longer it will take to get through security.

As the afternoon sun starts to disappear, you might decide that sun safety products are no longer necessary. However, as you’re out in the elements, it’s still a good idea to be sun smart. Lather on sunscreen, wear your best cowboy hat and even pack a lip balm to prevent chapped lips. Don’t forget to put any prescriptions and medical supplies, along with a first aid kit and toiletries, in your RV for convenience during your trip.

Summer temperatures and arid landscapes may put the brakes on your dreams of campfires, but that doesn’t mean you can’t treat yourself a little. Make sure you stop at the market along Rodeo Road for all the supplies you require for loaded potatoes and other divine camping treats. Some accommodation providers may even offer communal cooking so you can get to know your fellow RV-goers.

Not only is the rodeo close to many high-quality eating establishments, but so too are many RV accommodation providers. You will never be too far from a full stomach if you stick around the Rodeo Road vicinity. Italian, Mexican, American, and New England cuisine are just a few of the many choices ready to tantalize your taste buds.

When you see the quality of the vendors at Rodeo De Santa Fe, you’ll be pleased you weren’t allowed to bring sandwiches into the venue. There are many different options to satisfy your hunger, and it's all within proximity to the rodeo’s center. Make sure you carry both a credit card and cash in case payment methods differ from one vendor to the next.