Coyote Flats RV Park

We are traveling across the country and came to this campground to visit Carlsbad Caverns… the park could be a nice park but overall management of the park is bad… there is dog poop everywhere, despite signs posted there appears to be no enforcement… we saw several dogs (with collars) roaming the park… the dog park has so much poop in it, it is unusable.
When we arrived at the park at 2:00pm to check in, there was a sign on the door, “out to lunch” after waiting around for about 30 minutes, a woman came to the door and said she was inside and wasn’t aware anyone was waiting.
When we pulled our motorhome to a site, we had to clear a half empty beer bottle an old pair of glasses and other garbage just to be able to pull in…
The park is filled with old dilapidated RVs and several vehicles in different forms of disrepair on blocks and are being worked on…
Overall this is a very poorly run campground and we will not be staying here again.

The directions to the Entrance is wrong, the Entrance is on crab road just a heads up, the lady in the office is very nice and helpful, I wouldn’t suggest staying here for more then one night if your looking for any sleep, it’s a RV park for oil field workers. They have big trucks that are loud and obnoxious, they leave for work around 4am and do so loudly, we were parked at the entrance so all traffic in and out all night long came by our trailer. The place is flat and dusty and lots of dog poop everywhere. Being an oilfield worker myself, I wouldn’t use the laundry if you didn’t have to, people wash work close in the facilities and from experience I usually wash my work cloths in separate washers from home cloths to keep contaminates away from my family. Windy windy dusty dusty and loud!

If I could have done it over again. I would have driven the trailer into the rv parking at the caverns parking lot, visited the park and left saving $80.

I paid 120.00 for 3 nights. Plus - Taxes, Processing Fee, Invoice Fee for a total of 135.98. Just be aware. Also the first place I've stayed where you have to pay extra for the showers. 5 dollars for 15 minutes. You have to purchase tokens with a credit card. The lady in the office gave me 4 tokens and says she does that for all of her "overnighters." They do have quite a few permanent residents. I used my own shower partly out of preference and the fact that the showers were being painted. Yes. I was given tokens for showers I couldn't use. Lol! But brownie points for making improvements. I returned them before I left. The laundry room is large with all front load heavy duty washers and driyers. Credit card only. Wash is 6.00. Dryer is 1.00 for every 10 minutes. The restrooms and laundry weren't the cleanest but not the worst I've ever seen. I love that the have wheeled laundry carts and a folding table. The park is basically a gravel lot. Ineresting pads. One concrete pad for the front tires, separate one for the back tires. Almost perfectly level. The dump pipe was quite a ways from the water and electric and I had to back up to reach it when I was getting ready to leave. Not a huge deal but is is also a bit high. I was just taking a break from the road and actually got a stomach bug the first night so I didn't check out any other amenities they may have had. Park was clean and quiet. Staff was friendly. Cute chihuahua office assistant. They parked me right next to the building which was great sinceI had to do laundry. Nothing fancy but good for overnight. Wifi was great on my laptop but a bit slow on my phone. I would stay here again.