Eagle Wind RV Park

The Eagle Wind RV Park is the 109th stop for us and we stayed for 2 weeks. I would rate it 4.5 overall. Conveniently located off the Trans Canadian Highway, the park is small (60 sites) with approximately two thirds longer term residents (the sites are well-maintained). You feel very safe here and I like the security gate that closes at 9:30 pm with a code entry if needed. The inner road is paved and the sites are gravel with tall privacy hedges and there is large grass area in the middle plus a decent one at the front of the park. The sites are level and the staff rake them after departures. But with the power pole at the front of the site, it made parking the tow vehicle with our class a motorhome a little challenging. The staff and longer term residents are very friendly. If you are near the front of the park, you will have highway noise but nothing that bothered us. The facilities are clean and they have a great heated pool/hot tub. One note – be aware if you have timid dogs or are training your dog. There are many dogs off leash or tethered to the rv unsupervised and charge to the road although the policy on the website indicates dogs must be leashed. Tends to be the longer term residents – gets very tiring having to run the gauntlet every day. Connectivity (late morning): park WiFi 96.8 down/19.2 up; Verizon 486.0 down/38.9 up; T-Mobile 31.0 down/25.8 up.

The park is the smallest I’ve ever seen including the lot space way to small can barely fit a trailer with a slide out and one vehicle so buyer beware. The cost for winter stay was too high. $56/ day or $315/ week I could rent a small apt for that through the winter and store my rig so what’s the point?