Awesome use of space. Urban renewal at its finest.

Nice little area near Old Santa Fe. Places for the kids to play, walking trails to views of trains with many restaurants surrounding the area outside of the park itself

Wonderful park with little slides, ropes, spin seats and benches. Beautiful landscaping and view of the trains.

Nice city park. Adequate shady areas and seating with picnic tables. Restroom is a port o let, so be prepared. No real services around. Nice and quiet with few others around while we are here now. Lots of pieces for Urban Ecology art. Parking we found here is pay only.

Cute place. The playground is small but has some great rope structures. The spinny things were a hit and made us extremely dizzy. My husband really enjoyed the train and the old remnants from the rail yard.

It's a wonderful tranquil space to sit and reflect with a labyrinth, gardens, lawns and benches. The housed and homeless both exist here and they are both ok, if respect is shown on both sides. Help me keep this delightful space clean my loves.

Went to the International Folk Art Market. Fabulous! Food and restroom services were inadequate.

Attended Int'l Folk Art Festival (IFAM) and impressed with how the organizers went to great lengths to keep attendees on the pathways and away from the native grassy areas. A fine example of responsible organizing and should be a blueprint for future festivals held in the Railyard. The RailRunner partnership for attendees outside of Santa Fe also made it convenient and accessible all the while being cognizant of the environment.

Went in winter lots of history and cool local tags

We came to visit santa Fe for Father's day. We walked around town and the overall area is very beautiful and clean. There are also many art installations and well maintained greenery. The railyard park is full of flowers and people and different museums near by. The train comes by often and it's cool to see, along with different restaurants. We walked around the farmers market that offered local artisan crafts and healthy food. would definitely come back!

A nicely redone railroad depot area, with a number of shops and event spaces. A number of them were closed when we went in late April.

March 10, 2023. This place has gone downhill since we last visited. The playground was fenced off and destroyed. Everything is in disarray and rundown. It looks mostly abandoned. Restrooms closed.

Spacious view of potential festivals when weather gets warmer! Two trains was parked nearby for a delight view if you love trains!

The park is doing some construction, but the paths are clear and pet friendly. My doggos enjoyed the trail and grassland available to them. The parking is paid parking per hour. There are plenty of shaded tree areas and tables. A nice little walk to relax

Very cool spot in Santa Fe. We went during the farmers market, Saturday morning. The kids play area with a sandbox and ropes course was a good place for that extra kid energy!

Meh. The parking lot was very crowded. The dumpster was full and it really stank. But it was super close to downtown and was an easy walk around the city. Would probably park here again. Items all felt very safe.

Amazing. So much to do and see. Great atmosphere. Probably the best place in town.

This park is really pretty. Lots of places to hang out, walk, enjoy the trees and critters. It's very well maintained. Nice for kids, families, picnics, frisbee, yoga. The only glitch is sometimes the very nice bathrooms aren't open. Whole foods is across the street so that's an option. The porta-potties are disgusting (unclean to an extreme degree) so wouldn't recommend those. Otherwise, this place is awesome.

I found it a charming location for the family event/reggae show that my family and I attended. My children enjoyed the periodic train arriving. The space allowed easy viewing of festivities from multiple areas. The taverns and train station in collaboration complimented each other. Fun times!!!

What a fun place to play, for folks of all ages! We were fortunate to enjoy a lovely impromptu outing here at sunset while on our way to Whole Foods. It's an easy detour and well worth a stop!!

Great place for kids to run around and burn off since steam! Also great for adults to take a stroll. This park keeps with the railroad theme and is well landscaped. Our time here was peaceful and fun!

Absolutely beautiful! There are places to sit and relax, places for kids to play, and areas to bike. Easy access. The only thing we found a bit off-putting was having to pay to park. I do not know if this is the case for all places you can leave your car that is near to the amenities, but in the main parking lot Google directed us to it was. I don't mind paying a fee that helps maintain and improve things, but I can't speak for everyone who wishes to visit; for some it may be a burden.

Wonderful museums, restaurants, farmer's market and shopping. We used the beautiful gardens as backdrop for Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce "Welcome" video production.

A fun, unique park, although needs some upgrades. The slides, the large tunnel, and the amphitheater are all fun places to explore. There are also large rocks next to the amphitheater that are fun for kids to climb on. But the climbing ropes need upgrading- they are old and very rough on little hands. My kids ended up with irritated wrists and hands. Also it would be nice to see a little more- some monkey bars, swings, other interactive structures. Overall the park is clean, some homeless presence, but not anything concerning.

You can tell this park was amazing when it first opened but there has been a lack of funding set aside for maintenance and upkeep. Really sad state of affairs but still worth a visit.