Hyde Memorial State Park is nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains pine forest, along Little Tesuque Creek. The park is a short drive from Santa …
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Jul 20, 2024
This park is very close to Santa Fe - it's about a 20 minute drive from downtown. Go from standard desert views to mountain views! I walked around the lodge a bit and on a couple of trails. Very nice… Full review by vacationaholic
Jul 18, 2024
Great place to hike and see beautiful outdoors. Views are wonderful and there are many trails. We loved the waterfall trail. There are camp grounds and restrooms if needed. Full review by Susan W
May 13, 2024
There was no rain when we reached Hyde Memorial State Park and its beautiful lodge. We paid $5 entrance fee, parked the car, got detailed instructions from the most helpful ranger, Carol, at the visi… Full review by Noraatc
Yes, this according to their website. I'm not allowed to put the website link on here but just Google Hyde Memorial State Park Trails and the info is at the bottom of the page.
I have reservations for Jun 28, 2018. I understand there is no water at the RV dump station, but is there another potable water source in the park where I can fill my RV? Thanks!
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The park is now closed due to the drought. You can get a refund on your reservation as it won't be open again soon.
I'm thinking about coming this dec. is there placed to sled?
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There's no place to sled in Hyde Park. You might have to go all the way up to the ski basin, and then I'm not sure they would allow sledding, but you could ask. Dale Ball trails area …
There's no place to sled in Hyde Park. You might have to go all the way up to the ski basin, and then I'm not sure they would allow sledding, but you could ask. Dale Ball trails area (lower down toward Santa Fe) has some small open areas that could work.
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