Taos and Santa Fe with 37’ Taos motorhome

we did it in a 40 foot Motorhome.

Tom/Barb wrote:
we did it in a 40 foot Motorhome.

The problem is I don't have a toad right now, so I have to drive my 37' around the town, how ease it is to find parking on the street for 37' motorhome?

If it's a major concern you could rent a car.

Park and walk, bus, taxi, uber, bike.

Most of the "old town" parts of those cities are small and tight. There's so much to see in those towns and it would be a shame to miss parts or to be stressed out the whole time. I agree that renting a car would be cheap insurance to make sure you can see everything you want to see.

That's a beautiful part of our country. Enjoy it.

dedmiston wrote:
Most of the "old town" parts of those cities are small and tight. There's so much to see in those towns and it would be a shame to miss parts or to be stressed out the whole time. I agree that renting a car would be cheap insurance to make sure you can see everything you want to see.

That's a beautiful part of our country. Enjoy it.

Good point! Thank you!

Just rented a jeep on Turo.com, only $80/day, much better than Car Rental company.

Yup in those wonderful places, you have to understand that the downtown was laid out many centuries ago. Do not expect parking downtown for a motorhome.

But, there is some public transportation and certainly Uber. DON'T MISS THEM.

BTW, we spend summers in Angel Fire, just east of Taos. 8,400'+ makes for a very nice summer climate.

Bet it didn’t park a 40 footer on the Taos or Sante Fe plaza,

johnxhc wrote:

Tom/Barb wrote:
we did it in a 40 foot Motorhome.

The problem is I don't have a toad right now, so I have to drive my 37' around the town, how ease it is to find parking on the street for 37' motorhome?

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wolfe10 wrote:
Yup in those wonderful places, you have to understand that the downtown was laid out many centuries ago. Do not expect parking downtown for a motorhome.

But, there is some public transportation and certainly Uber. DON'T MISS THEM.

BTW, we spend summers in Angel Fire, just east of Taos. 8,400'+ makes for a very nice summer climate.

What you will spend on fuel to tour you certainly could Uber/Taxi/rent.

Safe travels,
Mr. Mark