Los Suenos de Santa Fe RV Resort & Campground

The Great Outdoors

While the city of Santa Fe can be entertaining in its own right, there's nothing like getting out into nature with your campervan rental and enjoying the sights and sounds of the desert. Villanueva State Park can be found on the banks of the Pecos River, at over 5,000 feet of elevation. Known for its dazzling sandstone cliffs, the park has lots of photogenic spots showcasing its brilliant red and yellow hues.Eagle Nest Lake State Park is a bit farther from Santa Fe, with lush forests surrounding a tranquil lake in northern New Mexico. Visitors can go fishing for crappie, trout, bass, catfish, and other types while boating around the lake or sitting on its shores. The alpine lake is found at over 8,000 feet above sea level on the slopes of Mount Wheeler, the tallest mountain in the state of New Mexico. Storrie Lake State Park is another fantastic lakefront park on Storrie Lake, with inviting campgrounds, fishing spots, swimming areas, and hiking trails.Santa Fe National Forest is minutes from Santa Fe, covering one and a half million acres of New Mexico land. Here you’ll find national monuments like the Bandelier National Monument, home to ancestral Pueblo archaeological dig sites and other impressive ruins. Hiking trails, rustic campgrounds, and wide-open wilderness areas also populate this stunning forest. If you still haven’t gotten your fill of New Mexico’s epic scenery, check out Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Home to a legendary cave system thought to be one of the longest in the world, you can trek underground and observe stalagmites and stalactites, cave passages, large chambers, and the daily bat migration at the mouth of the caverns.

Exploring the City

There is lots to do when you stay at an RV campground within a major city, and Santa Fe certainly does not disappoint. When you rent an RV near Los Suenos de Santa Fe RV Resort & Campground, you’ll find it incredibly easy to see some awesome places in the city. The historic downtown area is packed with exciting sites, like the New Mexico State Capitol building, the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, and other centuries-old buildings.The Museum of International Folk Art consistently cycles in new exhibits to keep it fresh for repeat visitors, while maintaining a stunning permanent collection of masterpieces from all around the globe. You can tour the galleries within and see artwork from Syria, Peru, East Africa, and a slew of other faraway lands. The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum adds to the town’s artsy atmosphere, paying homage to one of America’s most well-known and respected painters. The art space/gallery also serves as a community center and workshop area.If you enjoy great music, the Santa Fe Opera House is always putting on live performances. Symphony orchestras, Broadway plays, musicals, operas, and other musical touring acts frequent this lovely theater, so be sure to drop by and check it out when you book an RV in Santa Fe County.