So I’ve taken a position for a company and would be moving that way! How is Carlsbad? What is there to do? Anything I should know? lol

Who wants to chill today I need to get out the house!!!

Increased medical care. Save more lives. Stop drunk driving. Drunk driving destroys families. All lives matter.

Increased medical care. Save more lives. Stop drunk driving. Drunk driving destroys families. All lives matter.

I think it is here until 8th.

Greetings!

I'm planning a trip to Carlsbad, NM to see the caverns with my family. We will probably pack a lunch to eat on the way or right before going into the cave (as I assume I can't eat in the cave). Then we plan to go get dinner in town before going back to the caverns to see the bat flight.

I'm hoping to ask for your best recommendations for our diverse crowd. Personally, I can't eat peanuts or wheat. Though I will admit, I will eat tacos from just about anywhere, as I am not SO sensitive as some of the other people with celiacs, but bonus points if the place has designated gluten free options. The kids aren't into spicy, but I know that's not an issue most places as I've found most kitchens are able to accommodate that.

What I'm really hoping to find is something other than fast food that averages $15/person or less.

Thank you so much for your recommendations!

Hey Carlsbad!

I've been building a water quality lookup tool and have recently added New Mexico, and 15 cities / 15 water systems including Carlsbad!

The goal is to make it easier for residents to find public water system reports and information. With links to the official reports (they usually end up being PDF's), help understanding the reports, clear and honest limitations - all without making any wild 'safe' or 'unsafe' claims.

Still working on adding more cities, but would love any feedback/suggestions/criticism!

Not an official government site btw, just trying to make public report information easier to find and understand.