Eagle RV Park

We have to say we agree with most reviews for this park/CG. Easy fast check in, informative owners/operators. Very clean park, nice to have FHU, small but nice laundry, clean bathroom and shower. The little cabins look nice. Had no problems with electric or water. They sell ice, propane and snacks. Close to Hot Springs State park, which was soooo nice.
The sites are tight, but there is room. The Wi-Fi not so great. Had some road noise periodically at night, but it was not bad.
We would stay again if through the area.

We were traveling through and stayed one night at this RV Park. It had every that you could want. The entire park and all the facilities were very clean, and the management was friendly.

The sites were nice and big and level.

The bathhouse, including the showers, were very clean and the shower was FREE!

The laundry facility had three washers ($1.75/load) and three dryers ($1.00/load) and they were all working well.

There was a grassy area to walk your dog.

It is located very close to the Hot Spring; less than a ten minute drive.

We had a great experience here and we would definitely stay here again.

We stayed for 10 days at this nice little park. Check-in was efficient and the owners are friendly and helpful. Sites are crushed stone with picnic tables, fire pits and full hook-ups. There are plenty of trees for shade. Everything is well maintained. We had no problems getting level and all utilities worked as expected. We were in site 10 which is directly behind the office, so we enjoyed access to the adjacent shady lawn area for seating. We had heavy rain one night and our site accumulated about an inch of water, but it drained within an hour. The roads in the park are gravel covered with crushed stone. No problems navigating with big rigs. Good WiFi and T-Mobile. Clean laundry with 3 washers and 3 dryers $1.50 each per load. There is a leash walk area for dogs. Close to town and the hot springs. We would return to this park if in the area.

Tips: There is so much to do here. Visit Hot Springs State Park to see the springs, take a dip for free in the mineral water in the state bath house, and drive the scenic loop to see the Bison herd. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center is excellent and so is the Hot Springs County Pioneer Museum. One Eyed Buffalo Brewing Co. has good brews and good food. Drive to beautiful Boysen State park for water sports.

We stayed here for 3 nights as a base to explore the hot springs.

The office provided a discount because they like Airstreams. The site was gravel but level though the dump hole was fairly far away.

Road noise was considerable as our site was the closest to it. WiFi and cable TV were provided but we didn't use them. Power was 50 amp with no voltage issues. The site was well shaded.

ATT signal was strong but speeds were unusable with a roof mounted Pepwave antenna. We had to use band locking to get on a less congested band - speeds were 47mbps down and 15 up after that. TMobile speeds were better.

Spent 2 weeks in Thermopolis for motorcycling activities and hot spring soaking. The campground owners/operators are super nice couple and help with all my questions. The back in site was not the best choice for my Toy Hauler (unable to load and unload while parked) given there is a retaining wall directly against the back of the RV. Site is level and a dirt parking spot. Plenty of room next to the office to load and unload you vehicles and items when coming in or going out.

Sites are close together with my site next to one of the their cabin rentals. Enough room though for me to park my tow vehicle beside the RV which I really appreciate. Water pressure is really good, but you will need a regulator to dial in correct pressure for your rig. Had an issue with my AC power surge protector cutting out twice during my stay (neutral fault code) and didn't reset while I was out for 10 hours one day and didn't have my refrigerator set to failover to gas. Loss all my dairy products, changed the switch to failover to gas so the second time it tripped so I was good with all my food.

The Owner came out and to see what the issue with my power pedestal was (getting 111 and 113 volts on the power legs) and even called the power company to come and look at the issue. Looks like one of the power points from the power transformer is putting out low power on the 50 amp service sites when nearly full. Owner put and extension cord onto my power cable and moved me to a new pedestal. Even with that I was still getting 1 to 2 volts below 120 on both my power legs, but good enough to power my rig without further issues. The Watchdog Surge Protector I using is too cautious and cuts power without an auto reset when power restores to normal condition that makes you do a manual reset.

All and all a good stay and enjoyed my time here and would come back again.