Whites City RV Park

This RV park has everything you need, including clean bathrooms and hot showers. We took a "dry" camping site ($25) but water was available from a communal faucet. Each site had a picnic table on a concrete pad, shelter over the picnic table, fire ring and grill. Just be careful not to hit your head on the shelter! There was a lot of animal poop, although we saw no wildlife. There was a lot of nice grass for our dog. There are also full hookup RV sites.

There is also a surprisingly good restaurant, coin laundry, post office, souvenir shop, convenience store, and gas station which is a lot for a town with a population of 14.

I did tent camping and was the only one there. If more were camping you may have close neighbors. Bathrooms were clean.

It's definitely not a 5-star resort. Could use some improvements but lack the staff. They have full hookups. Showers are hot but no frills. Nice laundry room. Covered picnic table. Everything you need for a quick stay to see the caverns.

The campground is old and unkept. Definitely not worth $41 per night. We stayed because we needed electric to heat our camper due to unusually cold weather. There is BLM land a mile down the road. It is truly unfortunate the Campground has fallen into such a state of disrepair. It once was a thriving place.

I car camped here on the tent grounds, where sites are FCFS with grass and gravel options, some with awnings/tables/campfires/etc. Pretty views and near Carlsbad, CCNP, and GMNP; however, bathhouses were lacking shower curtains and toilet stalls didn’t have proper doors. Prices were steep, considering this.

We needed a night to get to our reserved time to see Carlsbad Caverns in the morning next day and called them up and got a spot for the RV 28 foot.

It was a great open space

We had tought we were going to eat at the restaurant/cafe on other side of street for the evening, but that was closed because they were out of staff.

So BBQ it was then ,which was fine , had a firepit and a grill .

Two laundry rooms ,so got some washing done after been dry camping for five days it was about time. Full hookups

Free wifi

It was a gift store there and one could get to buy some food in the store too,but not to many choices.

Bathroom/shower concrete floor , but it was clean and had lots of hot water.

Best part it was just at the entrance to get to the caverns and just drow up hill 4 miles.

Spaces are close to each other but there are shade structures in between which makes it even closer. FHUs are nice and a bathroom/ shower is available but not clean at all. Closest pay campground to Carlsbad Caverns NP, but the free ones on BLM land might be better.

Pretty much everything wasnt nice about this place, but its 7 minutes from Carlsbad caverns. If you need a place to stay and want to see Carlsbad you can tough it out

Long story short we wanted to boondock in the numerous areas near the caverns but needed an electric hookup so settled for this. Great location obviously just a 10 minute ride to the Caverns. But just not worth the price at all. Nothing special here just some worn down picnic tables and a little shade. Met some nice people though! If you need a hot shower make sure to time it right otherwise you’ll get lukewarm at best.

There are 4 different areas of the campground. The one that I stayed in is really just a gravel parking lot and very tight. Two of the other areas seem to have long timers and the other is a tent area. I’m glad I am only here a couple days. It is very close to entrance to the caverns.

Great location for the caverns! Nothing fancy, gravel parking lot with full hook ups. No shade, bathroom facilities not super clean but we used our camper for those things. Excellent location for multiple trips into the cavern because it was right outside the entrance. Perfect for 1 night quick stay.

We stayed in one of the 10 spots they have up next to the fence along the highway that takes you up to the Caverns. Full hookups and old picnic table. No trees. We loved the super easy access to the caverns and just made sure to stop in Carlsbad to grab groceries. Definitely recommend coming here with what you need as there is not much around.

Campsites were fine.

Bathrooms were limited. Four toilet/shower combo rooms for the whole site. Could use some TLC in the bathrooms.

A basic stop to tie up while checking out the caverns. This campground is 1/4 mile from rhe Park entrance. No frills but has water power and sewer

The website says reservations not necessary. When I walked in to get a site, the very kind clerk asked if I had a reservation. Luckily they had sites available but they only set aside 10 for nightly stays. Those 10 sites are close together and have pretty rough picnic tables but they do have full hookups. The monthly sites look nicer. The point of staying there is to visit Carlsbad Caverns so as long as you don't plan to stay at your site long, it does the job. You can access the Old Guano Road Trail from the campground. There is a small grocery and laundry mat on site.

Seems to have everything you need. The gift shop is great.

Whites City RV park is to put it politely.... a cartel practically runs this place. Fill to the brim with every oil field guy this side of Iraq. Always remember to get your tetanus shot before and after you stay here. I’ve been all over the world and this place... well this place is almost as bad as pecos TX.

The location is very convenient for anyone visiting Carlsbad Caverns National Park, as the park entrance is only 7 miles from where we stayed. It’s also only 30 minutes from Guadalupe Mountains National Park, if you’re trying to visit two parks while staying in one place.

The bathrooms were dirty and there was only one available to the whole campground. There was plenty of space to walk our dog, but no dog park and no doggie bags available.

One perk was having the store right next door in case you forgot to stop for groceries or want to grab a late night ice cream. There is also a restaurant across the street. Check the days they’re open before going though.

Turds and trash everywhere. Tiny sites, no privacy, nothing worked, no heat in bathroom, took forever to get checked in. Nothing good about this place except proximity to Carlsbad Caverns NP. Would not stay here again. Nope.

Nothing special other than is 7 miles from Carlsbad Caverns. Clean facilities, including Grocery Store, laundromat, post office. It’s a dry area so remember to bring your alcohol. No light restrictions. Watch out for splinters in the picnic table. Overall convenient and friendly helpful administration.

Simple, no thrills campground. Full hook up and WiFi. Located directly at the entrance to the Carlsbad Canyon National Park. Small restaurant across the street and a general store, gift shop and post office right next door.

Had the hook-ups needed and a picnic table, that was about it. Close to the road and tight between the sites with back-in only RV sites for short stays.

Overall not too bad of a campground. 15 minutes from Carlsbad Caverns National Park and less than 40 minutes from Guadalupe Mountains National Park. A little pricy in my opinion ($90 for 2 nights) but they have no competitors so they can charge whatever they want I guess. Full hookups and a store right next door within walking distance.