Bear Paw RV Park

We love it here. Sure it doesn't have a ton of amenities but that's not why we chose Bear Paw RV Park. We were looking for cooler weather, a small quaint Americana town, great views, peace and quiet. This park offers all of that. After calling Ruth in June, she sealed the deal with her incredible helpfulness. She has been great to work with from the moment we called to reserve, all the way until we arrived and after. She even met us and helped us get parked on her day off.The campground is kept very nice. Ruth works very hard and takes pride in this park. The laundry area is very quaint and we have yet to run into not having an available washer and dryer. The little porch, library and reading area is so relaxing while we wait for our laundry to finish. The views next to the pasture are lik

My in-laws live in Eagar. We were looking for a place to stay for a few nights and found this hidden gem!! The manager was awesome and assisted us quickly and professionally. She was extremely friendly and introduced us to our new “neighbors”. We instantly felt at home! I would not hesitate to recommend this facility! They have a very large dog park and plenty of space to walk your dog on a leash if you desire. Thank you again for our wonderful visit! We WILL be back! 💖 Cliff and Cindi Molz

We have not received balance of deposit. Next to school kids screaming Monday thru Thursday. 2 Washer and Dryers for 90 spaces. Most folks friendly. Big click. People good friends with manager. Always complaining. Felt harassed all the time. Can not get a shady spot if you do not leave RV there full time. If in the trees beware. When it gets windy tree limbs fall in sight and on your roof.

Very nice RV Park well maintained very friendly staff love staying here

I bought my first RV and I stopped by to look at this park. I decided to use the dump and then ask questions. When I drove in I didn't feel I could make the 180 degree turn so I looked for a point to turn around. When I was driving back a woman was walking down the middle of the road towards me with her arms up in the air. She was screaming but I couldn't understand what she was saying. I stopped and she was yelling at me and was very rude. I was confused for a minute but I was able to calm her down. She was furious at me because I had turned around and wasn't doing 5 MPH. As far as I am concerned she could have told me what was expected without screaming. When she walked away she had here arms up in the air while looking at a bystander. She was also shaking her head. I decided