Eagles Nest RV Park

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★★★☆☆
Owner very friendly and easy to work with. We were greeted by several campers when we arrived. Be prepared for a climb to the top of the hill in a mixed gravel and blacktop drive - Not crazy - guess I should have guess with the name. Mostly long term campers - work force. We only stayed one night - we were headed out west. But we would stay here again.
Posted Dec 28, 2022; Texas
★☆☆☆☆
Called for reservation and asked if they have showers. She said they they had one. She then asked if I have a shower in my RV. I told her I have an outside shower as it is a van. She said she doesn’t take that type of vehicle. Really, self contained van camper. Sportsmobile.
Posted May 18, 2020; Texas
★★★☆☆
Owner very friendly and helpful. Great view. Combo bathroom and laundry but very clean and well kept. We enjoyed our stay.
Posted Sep 10, 2017; Texas
★★★★★
We stayed 5 days in our travel trailer. Off a busy highway so be careful. Also 2 switchbacks to reach the top. Quiet park with a lot of long term residents. Park is in good shape, laundry room / bath house was clean. The laundry and bath house is literally the same room - toilet right next to washers and dryers. We had full hook ups and paid $153 for 5 days. Our pets were welcomed, no issues.
Posted Aug 07, 2017; Texas
★☆☆☆☆
Made my reservation two weeks in advance and when we arrived the office was closed. I called the number on the door and the lady sounded put out as I explained myself. I thought we had lost connection and tried 4 times to call, no answer. A gentleman drove up and asked if we wanted to stay but when he heard I'd talked to the boss he drove off. I'll never darken their doorstep again
Posted May 29, 2017; Texas
★★★☆☆
On top of a hill with a nice view, however you pay the price to get there. The very steep gravel entry road has two switchbacks. Unless you have a powerful engine and a transmission with "stump pulling" low gear, you may not make the climb. This park has a few pull-throughs that are adequate for big rigs. The perimeter of the park has mostly long term residents, but not junky looking. I probably won't stay here again, but had no serious complaints while visiting for two days. Access to a rail trail is nearby.
Posted Apr 05, 2014; Texas