Santa Fe/Redondo Campground

Kyle Kesatie

Campground host does nothing about noise; we had several groups making noise late into the night, and nothing was done. Bathrooms needed to be cleaned more frequently. No running water or trash cans

Kinich Ahau

I stayed several nights in this campground. The forest is quite beautiful and there is a small trail that goes deeper into the forest. Some sites are quite close together, but it has many sites that have a lot of space between neighbors. Some of them are at least 200 ft apart from the closest site, which is nice if you want privacy.

Lindsey Price

This was a great camp for one night in a campervan. No phone service. Bathrooms(pit toilets) were clean and well stocked. Fire pit and picnic table at the site. It was quiet and blocked from most of the wind. Great stars at night. If you don’t book in advance it’s hard to pay since they now want you to scan a QR code to pay but with no service it doesn’t work.

Frank Hanish

This is always a quiet place for some relaxation, although weekends the campground is packed and can be very busy most campers are respectful of others. The camp-host and US forestry employees are quite friendly and fun to talk to. This has been my summer get away for several years, I take the kids up here from west Texas.

Steven Erkman

Huge campground and we were very happy we found this one. While other campground work with annoying reservation systems, this uses "first come, first served" system. We couldn't find a spot at other campgrounds, but had luck here. We stayed for 3 days and every day enjoyed another spot. The camp host was very friendly and kept the restrooms clean and made sure there was enough toilet paper. We wish the state forest service would use some money they make from this kind of paid campgrounds to make repairs, do maintenance and paint every now and then some benches.