Nice park, large trees, close to shopping, restaurants, lowes, quiet and peaceful,, Dee in office…read moreis very pleasant, I think prices are probably best in area

This is a quaint little park that appears to be more for permanent residents than over-nighters (I…read morehear their monthly rate is good). The residents in the park were mostly friendly, the park is very close to many services within Weatherford, the showers are nice (the stalls are very large), and the laundry room has plenty of washers and dryers at very reasonable prices. I gave the park three stars is because their website says that they are pet friendly and I found that not entirely true. After reading the very restrictive/confusing pet rules and the statement that says that management can change the rules at any time, it turns out they are selectively pet friendly. I specifically asked about putting up a small fence when I arrived, my second day there I received a txt asking me to take it down when not in use. I understand from a neighbor that they are concerned about killing the grass, it was mostly dead when I arrived. Be aware that this park will fine you for several different infractions and the park rules are apparently selectively enforced (such as no more than 3 potted plants). I did not have cell service (T-mobile) at this park and the WiFi was awful, I had to go into town to make any calls or send txt messages. It is important to also note that there are very few trees, so if you are going to stay there when it is hot make sure you have light blocking shades for your RV. The spot I was placed in was serious not level and it is also good to know that there are a ton of feral cats on the property (one of the residents feeds them). I did not visit the dog park because it was in a location that appeared to me in the area where private residences are located.

This is our second stay at Hooves and Wheels .. if felt just like coming home when we came back and…read moreyour manager Mary is the reason. She provides such exceptional customer service we wish we could have stayed longer. But guaranteed we'll be back Thank you again..

Called the day before, their daily was already one of the highest in the area. Drove the enxt…read moreday... and arrived at 5:09... the 9 minutes was me getting to the office through their unmaintained roads and park. They had done nothing to mitage weather.. .they also do not answer at 5 sharp and do not stick around the office at all. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME IF YOU EXPECT CONCISE GOOD SERVICE. THis was bottom of the barrel behavior.

This RV park gets five stars mostly because of the manager, Donna. She is so helpful! Donna is a no…read morenonsense property manager who obviously loves her job and makes sure that everyone is taken care of. She's helpful, polite and very kind...as long as you are not causing trouble. Cause any trouble...any at all and you will be gone. Donna does not play games... As a result, the property is a very safe and clean place to live! The people are friendly and look out for each other. Most of the residents are full time RV livers who have lived in the park for many years, and most will tell you it's because of Donna.

The staff was nice and it was quiet. It's really a full timers park and the sites aren't level…read more Wish we realized this before booking.

Had a lovely time at this KOA!…read more Came in late. Had everything ready to go for me. Easy to find space. Well appointed, level, and well cared for. We even got to get in the pool and have a nice cooled off evening. Shower rooms clean and nice. Very well taken care of overall. Nice puppy park for those with dogs. Nice walking loop. Small playground for the kids. Staff was spectacular! Done right!

We were a bit shocked that this is a KOA. When we pulled in we saw a lot of long term lower end…read moretype atmosphere that you would expect to see in a low class trailer park. The office closes at 3 pm. The showers seemed run down but what you may expect from other things there. The sewer hookup in the site were at didn't even have a cap but was covered by a block leaned against it. There was also a lot of mud around the site and it wasn't very level. With all that said the price was decent but we had rather pay a bit more for better quality. The restaurants in the area while not their fault also was lacking. It felt like this whole area was a bit run down and lower end.

A hidden little gem but well worth the drive. We recently heard about this place and decided we'd…read morego try it out. We went on a Monday afternoon, it wasn't busy, less than $20 for my family to enjoy the day and beat the Texas heat. Has a blob (giant pillow on the water where one person is at the end and the other person jumps down and catapults their other into the water), several diving boards, volleyball and basketball in the water and many picnic and beach areas. I definitely recommend a weekday, it wasn't crowded at all!

This place was awesome. My kids liked it so much we went back again just a couple weeks later. It's…read moreabout an hour and a half from my place, but well worth the drive. The swimming hole is a man-made spring fed lake. There's a couple diving boards (one is a high dive), a setup net for water volleyball, a BLOB and plenty of extra room for swimming. Plus I was told they are going to add a couple big slides for next year. Beautiful scenery and lots of places to get shade (with tables) for picnics or cooking out. Bathrooms are nice with a small shower (shower could use a little upgrade but it was suffice for its purpose). Friendly owners and staff. Overall great place to spend a summer afternoon. I highly recommend a trip for the family! Tips: bring life jackets if you plan to do the blob. You can not do it without one and they are not provided (although you can purchase one for around $15). Careful walking in the grassy areas...there are stickers. Camping is only aloud for RV's. Daily admission for swimming is $4.50 (free for two and under) and $2.50 to park. AND the park is dog friendly, which is a bonus for many.

It's a very quiet place to live long term preferred animals except but must be on leash.no childrenread more

We stayed there from March till July 2026. Nice helping folks, clean, peaceful, and a joy to be…read morethere!!!

This was a wonderful place to stay. My husband and I stayed here for our 50th wedding anniversary…read moreand I really enjoyed being in such a Beautiful old home. The breakfast she served just to usroom service, it was delicious and was a treat that we will not soon forget. She is a very nice hostess and I think you would enjoy staying here as well. However if you want hoity-toity go somewhere else!

Our stay at Angel's Nest Bed and Breakfast in Weatherford was supposed to be a special weekend…read moreaway, but unfortunately, it became one of the most uncomfortable and concerning lodging experiences we have ever had. My husband is meticulous when it comes to planning surprises. He loves taking care of every detail, and he had reserved a room at Angel's Nest along with an additional package for our weekend. Friday morning, the owner contacted him to let him know that we were being upgraded to another room and assured him that the package he purchased would be moved to the upgraded room and everything would be ready for our arrival that evening. We were provided a code to enter the bed and breakfast as well as a code for our room. After having dinner in Weatherford, we arrived that evening. The exterior of the property is beautiful, and initially we were excited about our stay. When we reached our assigned room, however, the keypad would not light up and the door was locked. After several attempts, we called the owner. She gave us the location of a hidden key and instructed us to use it to enter the room. When we opened the door, another couple was already occupying our room. They had unpacked their belongings, eaten most of the chocolate-covered strawberries that were part of our package, opened and drank our champagne, and were in the private hot tub engaged in intimate activity. We immediately closed and locked the door and reported what had happened while still on the phone with the owner. What happened next was even more concerning. We were instructed to go down the hallway to Room 2 because we were told no one was staying there and that we could use that room instead. We followed those instructions, opened the door, and walked in on another couple in bed. At this point, we had now been given access to two occupied guest rooms. We later learned that these guests apparently had canceled reservations and were no longer supposed to have access to these rooms. That raised an even larger concern for us: How were people who were no longer assigned to these rooms still able to access and occupy them? More importantly, if we stayed, what assurance did we have that someone else could not be given access to our room and walk in on us? This became a serious privacy, safety, and security concern, not simply an inconvenience or a reservation mix-up. What was also extremely disappointing was how the situation was handled afterward. The owner never came downstairs while we were there to personally address what was happening, determine why unauthorized guests were occupying two rooms, or provide us with reassurance regarding the security of the property. After taking some time to process everything that had happened, we made the decision to leave. We simply did not feel safe or comfortable staying there. We also felt dismissed rather than genuinely accommodated. My husband had carefully planned this weekend, and that very morning had been personally contacted about our upgraded room. We arrived expecting the room and package that had been promised to us. Instead, we walked in and watched another couple consuming the chocolate-covered strawberries and champagne that he had purchased for us while occupying the private hot tub we had been looking forward to enjoying. We were then directed to another room, only to walk in on another couple in bed. Beyond the disappointment of losing what was supposed to be a special experience, the lack of apparent safety and security protocols was deeply troubling. Our concern is not simply that someone was accidentally placed in the wrong room. Two separate rooms that we were specifically instructed to enter were already occupied. That should never happen at any lodging establishment. Guests deserve to know that when they close and lock their bedroom door, another guest will not be provided a code, key, or instruction that allows them to enter. Unfortunately, we left feeling that more concern was shown toward the individuals occupying rooms they were reportedly no longer authorized to use than toward us--the paying guests who had actually reserved the accommodations. As first-time guests, we expected hospitality, communication, accountability, and most importantly, a reasonable level of privacy and security. Instead, what was supposed to be a thoughtfully planned weekend ended before it ever began. The property itself is beautiful, but based on our experience, significant improvements need to be made regarding room access, canceled reservations, guest privacy, security procedures, and how serious incidents are handled.