Hyde Memorial State Park

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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Hiking

Closed 06:00 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

740 Hyde Park Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87501, United States

+1 5059-837-175

Hyde Memorial State Park is a renowned brand in the realm of outdoor recreation and natural beauty. Nestled in the enchanting landscape of New Mexico, this park offers a plethora of opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in nature. With its awe-inspiring waterfalls, pristine campground, and knowledgeable rangers, Hyde Memorial State Park is the ultimate destination for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. This picturesque park also serves as an idyllic backdrop for weddings and special events, providing a captivating setting for cherished memories. The visitor center, equipped with modern amenities, ensures a seamless and enriching experience for all who step foot into this scenic oasis. The park's commitment to preserving the environment and providing top-notch facilities truly sets it apart, making Hyde Memorial State Park a must-visit destination for those seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Public toilet
Slides
Playground
Kid-friendly hikes

Reviews

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Andres lajara

March 22, 2024

Nice trails, and the camping spots look great-well maintained and with sturdy looking shelters for the picnic tables. As a first time visitor coming for just a day it was hard to figure out where to park (visitor center and lodge seem closed for renovations currently) but eventually we found a spot on the side of the road and a trail. Waterfall looks like it would be lovely after some more rain!

Todd depasquale

March 22, 2024

New Mexico has some of the cleanest parks I have seen in a lone time. We hiked a short trail to see a cascading waterfall. It was a easy hike and a wonderful time. The state parks cost 5.00 a day make sure you use the self pay station. We saw some people get tickets for not paying.

Dan p

March 22, 2024

A nice little state park tucked away in the mountains. Windy road to get there but worth the drive if you want a quiet get away Reserve sites of all types available or some first come first serve sites as well. Crisp air in the fall makes for some great gifts. Be sure to bring water or something to fill up at this potable water locations. Most of all ... have fun!

Frederik laboyrie

March 22, 2024

Once again, being new to the RV life and driving Class C. These sites were a bit difficult to either maneuver into or to get myself leveled. I did not stay at Hyde but enjoyed one night in a "special" spot for people who need someplace to stay for the night. If you're good at driving, backing and parking...this is a great spot for you! Not so much for us new to the roaders! 😂

Mike

March 22, 2024

I did the East Circle trail that connects to the Piggyback trail. It's about a 1 mile trail with nice scenery. There's some construction right after you start the Piggyback trail so it's confusing which way it goes. I ended up taking the campground road and made it to the visitor's center. The campgrounds are well kept and clean. There's a volleyball area as well as a playground. Several bathrooms available on the Piggyback trail. There's also several tables and seating available to eat a snack. The trail wasn't busy so my dogs loved it! I visited in early October, the color in the trees haven't changed.

Jason stakvel

March 22, 2024

I somehow didn't know this park existed until recently, and it is a Top 5 park for me. So. Beautiful!

Fernando morales

March 22, 2024

Lots of sledding opportunities on the first week of the new year! Pay $5 for parking and haul your tubes, sleds, etc. up behind the rental cabin, and take off downhill! If you don't run into Trooper, the black lab, you haven't spent enough time there.

Jose blanco

March 22, 2024

I appreciate a campground that has reservation options and first come first serve options. If you're looking for a place to get away and feel completely disconnected, this is the perfect spot. Where it's located in the mountain range it gets absolutely no signal, so you can truly focus on being in the moment with no distractions.