Eagles Nest Village in Goldthwaite, TX

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Pros

• The place is amazing, with very friendly people who help everyone.
• The park is clean, well maintained, and pet friendly.
• Cheyenne and Steve are the best hosts, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
• The park feels peaceful and quiet, perfect for a relaxing stay.
• The lounge is comfy, the dog park is the best, and the grounds are well kept.
• The new ownership has brought positive changes, and the staff are amazing.
• The grounds are beautiful, with shaded RV spots and plenty of amenities.
• The hosts Greg and Josh treat everyone like family and provide top-notch hospitality.
• Guests consistently note the park’s friendly, helpful staff and responsive management.
• The on-site facilities—laundry, store, and market—are convenient and affordable.
• The dog park and community events greatly enhance the staying experience.
• The park is a must-stay, highly recommended by guests.

Cons

• They note the driving surface has horrible ruts in the driveway.
• They say the new owner is changing everything for the worse, with $500 monthly rent and electric charges without a meter.
• They mention storage rates jumped from $20 to $48 per month and the storage spaces are too small, forcing them to store items in two units.
• They observed that the park has been under three different property management teams in less than a year.
• They complain that it’s hard to reach management and that rates differ from what’s posted online.
• They report it takes forever to get a refund on their $200 deposit after leaving.
• They state the wifi/internet did not work for their needs.

Review

Eagles Nest Village RV Park in Goldthwaite, Texas is best suited for long-term RVers who want more than a place to park a rig: they seek a warm, neighborly community with pet-friendly space, shade, and easy access to town. It’s a solid fit for retirees and families who value a quiet, outdoor-centric lifestyle, a robust dog culture, and social amenities that feel like a small-town gathering spot, the lounge, market, and regular meetups make it feel like a home base rather than a mere stopover.

Those who should consider alternatives are travelers who prize absolute reliability in management and pricing, or who need high-speed, consistent connectivity. A number of reviewers note turnover in ownership and shifting rules can create uncertainty around rates, deposits, and utility practices. If uninterrupted internet, predictable bills, or immediate, on-site oversight are non-negotiable, it pays to compare other parks nearby before committing to a long-term stay.

On the plus side, the strongest asset is the people. The current leadership, Greg and Josh, Cheyenne, and the dependable Trina, foster a family-like atmosphere where residents look out for one another and feel genuinely welcomed. The grounds are typically well-kept, and the place remains notably dog-friendly, with a highly regarded dog park. The amenities add real, usable value: full hookups, on-site laundry, clean bath and shower facilities, a lodge-like lounge, cabins, and even a small market. The shift in ownership has brought visible upgrades, fresh paint, landscaping, and ongoing remodeling, that make the park feel renewed rather than fatigued.

That said, the downsides are not hidden. Some reviews flag the friction that can accompany ownership transitions, price adjustments, and gaps in communication. A portion of residents have encountered discrepancies between online rates and in-park charges, and there are recurrent notes about wifi and cellular connectivity not always meeting work or school needs. Practical issues, driveway ruts, parking realignments to accommodate larger units, and facilities that aren’t fully finished yet, signal ongoing modernization, but also a need for patience and clear, proactive updates from management.

For budget-conscious, pet-loving residents and those planning a longer stay, Eagles Nest offers compelling value, especially given shaded sites, a spacious dog park, reliable on-site laundry, and a cadence of monthly events that help knit a sense of community. The cabins and storage options broaden the living arrangements beyond simple RV spots, and the town-centered location reduces the friction of errands. The current management’s tangible investments, improved amenities, updated landscaping, and a calmer, more welcoming mood, help offset earlier instability and create a more attractive long-term proposition for many.

The bottom line is clear: Eagles Nest Village is a strong choice for anyone who prioritizes a friendly, family-like environment, a quiet setting, and genuine community life around pets and social activities, with an understanding that ongoing upgrades are part of the package. It is less suitable for those demanding turnkey predictability in pricing, immediate service, or guaranteed, unwavering connectivity. Prospective residents should verify current rates, confirm site size and utility arrangements, and speak directly with current residents about management responsiveness before locking in a long-term commitment. When those boxes are checked, the park can feel like a welcoming, character-rich home with real heart.

Restaurants

• El Tapatio (0.1 miles)
• Pizza Pro (0.3 miles)
• Peabody's Restaurant (0.5 miles)
• Subway (0.6 miles)
• Big D's BBQ and Grill (0.6 miles)
• Donut City (0.7 miles)
• La Hacienda (0.7 miles)

Transportation

• U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer (0.2 miles)
• Mill County Mounts Taxidermy Studio (0.8 miles)
• Sheppard S Taxidermy (20.3 miles)
• U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer (20.5 miles)

Pharmacies

• McMahan (0.3 miles)
• Everett's Pharmacy (20.3 miles)

Physicians

• Family Practice Clinic of Mills (0.3 miles)
• Mills County Medical Clinic (0.4 miles)
• Hendrick Clinic San Saba (20.3 miles)

Cafes

• Quick Check Convenience Store & Cafe (0.3 miles)
• Cahoots Cafe (0.4 miles)
• Aroma of HOPE Coffee Shop (0.6 miles)

Places of Worship

• First Assembly of God (0.3 miles)
• Church of Christ (0.5 miles)
• Goldthwaite Evangelism Center (0.6 miles)
• Fellowship Baptist Church (0.6 miles)
• First United Methodist Church (0.7 miles)
• Western Heritage Cowboy Church (1.5 miles)
• Southern Baptist Convention (2.1 miles)

Parks

• Goldthwaite City Park (1 miles)
• Goldthwaite Municipal Park (1.1 miles)
• Risien Park (20.5 miles)