White Sands Trading Company

The gift shop is super cool

They do have saucer sleds available for purchase. New and used ones.

Neat gift shop and a free 15 minute video…do this!

Beautiful products by local artists, friendly informative staff all around awesome experience.

Beautiful store and very friendly staff.

Love it! So breath taking

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They sell some neat things, but they are highly priced. Unfortunately, not too many snack selections.

This is the private gift shop attached to the NPS facility. Overall pretty good selection of both venue specific as well as imported junk items. Overall pretty decent for this type of thing. Worth swinging in while you are at the visitor center. The staff seemed pretty knowledgeable about their products and were helpful. I don't get the one review where the guy is losing his mind because he couldn't use the card chip reader... just swipe your card then. Why the drama?

The gift shop offers an array of merchandise with plenty of choices. Among them are beautiful items crafted from locally sourced materials. I was particularly fascinated by cactus candy, which I had never seen before, and they also offer cactus jelly, both of which are quite unique.

Not open for shopping only open to rent sleds

Bring your own sand sleds! Lest you want to pay $26 for a plastic disk you can get for $8 bucks somewhere else.

Typical overpriced gift shop. Sure there are cool trinkets to look at, but $13 magnets, $20 medallions, $26 sleds? I've been to many gift shops. I can understand gift shops charging a bit more especially if they are the only gift shop around, but the prices here just seem way too high.

My biggest gripe was that the penny press machine charged me $4 dollars for 4x pennies with off centered designs. The clerk got the "manager" for me who pretty much refused to offer any way to make it right. First suggesting that I did not line up the design correctly myself... I am a collector, I know how to operate the machine. I asked for my $4 back for the defective products to which the "manager" said there is "no way she can pull money back from the machine" and that they "do not own the machine." Yea, I don't believe that. The profits of the machine should be going to the gift shop as it is a passive income source for the shop. You are charging customers $26 for a $8 piece of plastic and $13 dollars for a $2 magnet, and you cant refund a customer $4 for a defective product? Unbelievable. Avoid this place if you can.