 | | Scenery, a quiet natural setting, and easy access make Hyde Memorial State Park a favorite picnic area, campground, and base camp for excursions into the surrounding Santa Fe National Forest. Sledding, snow shoeing, and cross-country skiing are delightful winter.Located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the park is vegetated with dense stands of evergreens, as well as aspen and shrubs.There are more than 50 camping and picnicking sites nestled throughout the park. Water taps service each group of campsites. Numerous three sided Adirondack shelters are available off the main road, in addition to seven sites with electric hookups. Three attractive large group picnic shelters and a remodeled lodge for groups of 75 to 100 are used for weddings, reunions, retreats, and conferences. A large playground is located in the central section of the park. |
| |  | | | Facilities: The Hyde Memorial State Park provides restrooms, drinking water, and over 50 campsites and picnic areas. Reservations: Reservations are needed for some of the campsites located at the Hyde Memorial State Park. Best Time To Visit: Unknown Fees: A day usage fee and an overnight camping fee do apply at Hyde Memorial State Park. Accessibility: The restrooms and group shelters are handicap accessible. Rules: Know all park rules and regulations, which are posted in the park. Drive only on designated roadways and obey posted speed limits. Camp only in the designated areas.Keep pets on leashes.Do not feed the wildlife.Be aware that vandalizing, defacing, or removing antiquities, minerals, plants or wildlife is absolutely prohibited.Bring and drink ample water, at least one gallon per day per person, and allow for the extreme heat of the desert in the summer.Directions: Hyde Memorial State Park is eight miles northeast of Santa Fe Plaza via Hyde Park Road. | | |
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| | | | Address | | Park Superintendent | | 740 Hyde Park Road | | Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 |
| | | Phone | | General: (505) 983-7175 | |
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