Eagle Village Poa

Very nice and exactly how it was described. «Dated», «rustic» etc. our unit though dated and rustic, was nice, clean and comfortable.
And deer roaming through the area is nice to see. The local bar down the road «The Log Cabin» is a locals bar, but it’s friendly and decent pizza.
Now the bad news. AT&T does not work well at the resort. They provide wifi, but it’s still sketchy.
All in all eagle resort is very nice

I have been coming here since I was born. My family has timeshare and stays the same week in the tree houses every Aug. It is quiet, so peaceful, and the most beautiful lake to look at everyday. The activity center has an indoor pool and outside patio area with tables and chairs and also lounge chairs. My family and I prefer going down to the lake and sitting on the floating dock. We swim in the lake all day. It’s clean and very clear. The animals don’t bother us and there are no bugs on the dock. You can also rent the row boats and take them out on the lake. Lots of sunnies in the water to keep the kids happy and busy fishing.

Very nice family place but doesn’t have a golf course and outdoor pool like advertised. No matter. Great not so little 2 bedroom condos with large lofts, can hold about 10 people plus. Nice lake, free row boats, indoor pool, tennis courts, horse shoes, bbq area, volleyball, game room. Kids will love it and if you like Bushkill Falls, its 5 minutes away. Cool place for family fun. Not fancy but clean and peaceful.

Eagle Village posts a fair assessment about the quality of its accommodations on its website: «As time moves on, however, it also takes its toll. Built in the 1980’s, our accommodations are dated and show normal wear and tear for their age.» It definitely ain’t no spring chicken.
Thankfully, Tripadvisor reviewers weren’t wrong when they said the place was clean, but I didn’t share their warm, glowing sentiment for Eagle Village. Even in our «newer» Phase 3 part of the development, out unit could have used some maintenance work, including on peeling wallpaper, deteriorating kitchen/​bathroom counters, and broken blinds. However, what put me off most was the outdated, stained, almost-​shag, mottled-​pattern carpet — I certainly didn’t want my 13-​month old crawling around on that! On the plus side, the 3 bedrooms were well spaced around the open-​layout common-​areas for privacy and soundproofing. The baby slept in both downstairs bedrooms and never woke from our noise. The beds were also clean, new, and happily firm. It’s a bit of a hike from parking lot to unit though, so if you, like our baby, have a lot of luggage, be prepared to make a lot of trips back and forth.
We never made it to the lake on the grounds, but the large indoor pool is quite nice, and the locker rooms are clean. Other than the pool and a small outdoor playground, and a very-​very-​mini golf, however, there’s not much going on at the recently-​built Rec Center. The fitness center is a few machines squeezed into a narrow corner of the building. Also note you’ll have to supply your own quarters for any of the arcade games, billiards, and air hockey, which is kind of annoying. And for anyone who cares, there’s a solid wifi connection at the Rec Center, compared to the spotty (but admittedly occasionally-​accessible) connection we had in the unit itself. Similarly, if you have ATT for mobile service, consider yourself in the boonies; Verizon was ok though.
Eagle Village is a good place for people to come and focus on each other — mostly bc there’s not much to do unless you leave the grounds! The «pluses» at this resort/​timeshare are really things that should be a given for the Poconos area — full kitchen, peace and quiet in nature, decent pool. It was fine for what it was, but travelers pay too much for lodging to settle. Sadly, as much as I wanted to like it, with so many alternatives nearby I probably would not stay here again.

We spent a week last summer at this resort. It’s recently been re-​done and all the amenities are new! The pool, clubhouse, fitness center… and they even have $ 1 buy-​in BINGO! I know, get excited.
We had the great grandparents, grandparents, parents (that would be us) and our wee little nuggito at this condo resort and had lots of room…
We made our meals in the full kitchen and it was just perfect.
Nature surrounds you. It’s quiet, peaceful, and beautiful.