Reviews

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Level spots- nice gravel. Everything worked as expected- good water pressure. Good tv reception. Easy check in and people Working there were very nice. Pool was Closed prob due to covid as well as store being closed. Pretty quiet considering it seemed like there were a lot of oil workers. A little bit pricey at $52 with military discount but we felt safe there. Would stay again if ever this way

Posted Nov 04, 2020 by Donna from Southwest . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Level spots- nice gravel. Everything worked as expected- good water pressure. Good tv reception. Easy check in and people Working there were very nice. Pool was Closed prob due to covid as well as store being closed. Pretty quiet considering it seemed like there were a lot of oil workers. A little bit pricey at $52 with military discount but we felt safe there. Would stay again if ever this way

Posted Nov 04, 2020 by Donna from Southwest . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Positives: easy to pull in and out, clean restrooms (although basic and aging) We pulled in on a Sunday and our reservation was waiting for us by the entry. Even though the park was mostly empty and we paid the normal rate ($55/night), we were assigned a spot very far from the slim amenities, near the highway, in a dusty lot. The map and website list a playground, however it is one broken piece of equipment with rotating tire swings. I supervised my 6 and 7 year old on it trying to help them play safely, and they both still ended up hurt and wanted to go home. This park seems to have good potential, but is currently failing to meet it in my opinion.

Posted Oct 11, 2020 by Jamie from Prescott, Az. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Positives: easy to pull in and out, clean restrooms (although basic and aging) We pulled in on a Sunday and our reservation was waiting for us by the entry. Even though the park was mostly empty and we paid the normal rate ($55/night), we were assigned a spot very far from the slim amenities, near the highway, in a dusty lot. The map and website list a playground, however it is one broken piece of equipment with rotating tire swings. I supervised my 6 and 7 year old on it trying to help them play safely, and they both still ended up hurt and wanted to go home. This park seems to have good potential, but is currently failing to meet it in my opinion.

Posted Oct 11, 2020 by Jamie from Prescott, Az. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Echoing other reviews, decent campgrounds in Carlsbad are very limited. With the boom in oil field workers, new campgrounds (essentially parking lots) seemed to be sprouting up everywhere. Considering this, it’s a 4 star relative to the other options there. One big plus I really liked (especially with kids) is that the faculty has a security gate/entrance that closes at 6pm. The staff is very friendly and the sites aren’t too closely packed. However, don’t expect a luxurious campground. The surrounding terrain is desert, so the campground is all gravel with a few sparse trees. Frankly, it serves its purpose if you want to see the caverns for a day but there isn’t much else to do in town. Plenty of food options in Carlsbad but traffic was pretty bad in the evening with all the workers getting off. The campground shows a playground on its map but it’s really not...it’s an old tire swing. There’s an indoor pool but we didn’t try it out. Most of the tenants seem to be long-term workers but I didn’t notice trashy sites filled with obvious signs of long-term tenants. A minor annoyance, but not really that bad, we’re the workers’s diesel trucks warming up in the early hours as they left for work.

Posted Jan 14, 2020 by DanM from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Echoing other reviews, decent campgrounds in Carlsbad are very limited. With the boom in oil field workers, new campgrounds (essentially parking lots) seemed to be sprouting up everywhere. Considering this, it’s a 4 star relative to the other options there. One big plus I really liked (especially with kids) is that the faculty has a security gate/entrance that closes at 6pm. The staff is very friendly and the sites aren’t too closely packed. However, don’t expect a luxurious campground. The surrounding terrain is desert, so the campground is all gravel with a few sparse trees. Frankly, it serves its purpose if you want to see the caverns for a day but there isn’t much else to do in town. Plenty of food options in Carlsbad but traffic was pretty bad in the evening with all the workers getting off. The campground shows a playground on its map but it’s really not...it’s an old tire swing. There’s an indoor pool but we didn’t try it out. Most of the tenants seem to be long-term workers but I didn’t notice trashy sites filled with obvious signs of long-term tenants. A minor annoyance, but not really that bad, we’re the workers’s diesel trucks warming up in the early hours as they left for work.

Posted Jan 14, 2020 by DanM from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Carlsbad RV Park and Campground: Carlsbad is somewhat out of the way and as such RV campgrounds are limited. Add in the ton of oil workers that call the camp/RV grounds home and options become limited fast. With that said the staff here were extremely kind and went out of the their way to help and accommodate us on short notice. Brian, one of the facility guys even help me fix some of our RV issues. This RV park had all of accommodations one could hope for. While it may not have been the most luxurious RV park ever. It more then met our need. Thank you guys.

Posted Oct 12, 2019 by Omar from Seattle. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.