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Entering and leaving post is efficient and welcoming to visitors. The serpentine drives in and out are daunting at first, but are actually easy to do in a 32 ft motorhome. Staff are efficient and try to accommodate guests, but the computer says the park is full when 30% of the sites are empty. We stayed here almost 3 weeks while waiting on parts to complete an RV repair. The park was pleasant, clean, and well maintained. Electrical hook ups were good. Sewer hook up was ok. Water pressure was 80 to 120 psi. Even with water regulators, many people were challenged to use the spigots. Living in the tall pines provided relief from a heat wave. Trees made driving, parking, and putting out slides tricky in most sites (for medium and large RVs). Many sites were not level and many had erosion ruts. Sites were close together, cell coverage was spotty, park WIFI was spotty and slow, and satellite TV was blocked by trees at most sites. Laundries and showers were functional and clean, not glamorous. The Santa Fe National Trail is on the park boundary. Easy to access. We paid $43 a night, which seems a little high for a park of this type.