Eagle’s Landing Rv Park

Great place! Nice people clean they even have a clothes line! We stayed there for a couple months. we will come back sandy

After a long day of driving, we were seeking to stop somewhere along our route. We called into Eagle’s Landing RV Park at around 8:50 PM. I believe I spoke with the owner and he stated that they accept peeople until 9:30 PM. Knowing we had to get gas, we did our best to rush there as quickly as possible. As soon as I had arrived, he met me at the office to check in and I was greeted in a warm but not too intrusive manner. Only downfall was that they accepted cash or check but I couldn’t hold it against them because of merchant services’ fees these days. We didn’t get a chance to check out the facilities (bathrooms, laundry, etc) but the lots were perfectly flat and accessible. Everything appeared very clean the next day when daylight arrived.

Hard to add anything that hasn’t already been said, but Eagles Landing is an unknown gem. Rob and Sue (the owners) keep the place spotless. Huge, long gravel pull-​through sites (no back in sites on the property except for storage sites), dog run, clean bath houses and laundry. The Location is a bit isolated, but that’s how they provide such low rates. The beaches of Fort Walton, Pensacola and Destin are all less than an hour away. For everyday shopping and groceries, Crestview is 12 miles away. You could travel all through Florida and you’d be hard pressed to find a better place to stay than Eagles Landing.

Very good place! Level pull through solid gravel sites. Large. EZ on and off I10 but far enough away to be quiet. Definitely would stay here again.

Very nice people. Bathrooms and showers were private and spotless. They discounted our rate since we didn’t use any utilities. I always appreciate that. More and more RV parks are trying to charge tent campers who don’t plug in the same as RV folks who run their AC’s all night.

Beautiful, clean, extremely friendly place! We just stayed overnight to break up
A long trip. Priced very very well and would highly recommend this place!

The park has just over 100 spots with plenty of space out your front door as well as to the front and back, Full size truck space on each side. The north side of the park has a huge long strip of open land specifically for dogs. Dogs have to stay leashed but that’s why they invented extending leashes. They also don’t discriminate against breeds of dogs. The ground is free of poo, one owner stated that there are over 100 dogs in the park but you’d never know because everyone is so good about picking up after them. I think you’d also never know because most of the dogs are little indoor lap dogs who rarely go outside. I’ve seen about 5 dogs so far. There is no cable but, that is completely normal in state parks of course so it wasn’t disappointing to us. With antennae you get about 40 channels, 15 «good» ones, and that’s still more than we usually get (It also apparently has excellent satellite reception). The park also has public restrooms and showers, pretty normal, except that Eagle’s landing only has one toilet shower combo room per gender, (Most people are using their own showers and toilets though so don’t think you wont get a chance at it), and they have a laundry room with 3 washers and 3 dryers for only $ 1 each! Before we were even setup I was walking to the laundry to take advantage, and a nice old lady even folded my clothes while we were out (I’d only told her she could move them if I wasn’t back and she wanted the dryer, nice!).
We spent Christmas and New Years here and have now returned after 2 weeks in Pensacola to take care of some unfinished business in Crestview. Because the park is basically a big field and its been an especially cold winter here, we weren’t able to keep our awning out because of the wind but it was much to cold out to be outside anyway. The weather got down to 18 degrees around Christmas so we prepared our hoses and pipes as best we could and kept the place warm with out new space heater.
Eagle’s Landing RV Park is probably the best RV park between Tallahassee and Pensacola (inland), No creepy people, awesome owners and everything you could need from an Rv park — and at an awesome price (like $ 138 a week plus $ 1 a day for internet). Its also away from the freeway and doesn’t have train tracks for an airport next to it. Win win!