Colonial Village,
a Holiday Retirement
Community

The convenience of Colonial Village's on-site beauty salon and barber means all you have to do is walk in to get your hair and nails done. Of course, appointments are available.

Relax with massages from Premier Home Health during monthly spa days. Pamper your nails with pedicures and manicures from Kilgore College Beauty School students.

Colonial Village residents enjoy a variety of health and fitness activities, from weekly group exercise classes to anytime access to on-site fitness equipment.

Take advantage of our Mall Walkers walking club. Burn some calories at line dancing or Chair Tai Chi. Strolling the outdoor paved paths is also a great way to get in some healthy movement. Attend weekly health checks and senior well-being talks.

Enjoy restaurant-style dining served with courtesy and caring by our staff who know you. Chef-prepared meals are served daily in Colonial Village's dining room. Sit with friends or invite your family for a special occasion in our private dining room.

Our chefs have many years of experience in our kitchen, and we're known in East Texas for our cuisine. Residents love the squash, zucchini, and ripe tomatoes served fresh from the garden. Our chef's New Orleans style bread pudding with rum sauce is a resident favorite. Our chef hosts a monthly roundtable and includes residents recipes in menus.

There’s so much to explore in the Longview area and Colonial Village makes sure that residents experience as much as possible. Regular outings to favorite restaurants, local events, and more introduce residents to all their neighborhood has to offer and connect them to the surrounding community.

Colonial Village keeps independent living engaging with weekly lunch get-togethers, alternating between Mexican and Italian. Community transportation facilitates trips to local attractions like the Longview Museum of Fine Arts, the S.E. Belcher Jr. Chapel and Performance Center, and the famous Carmela’s Mini Santa Land during the holidays.

Colonial Village's comprehensive calendar is packed with both recurring activities and special events. The variety of available activities is meant to enrich the whole person by stimulating physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, creative, social or vocational wellness.

Enjoy long conversations near the fireplace, or tend the community garden with other green thumbs. We have seasonal herb and tomato gardens our chef uses to prepare salads. Watch football games in our village cinema with snacks. Local schools offer monthly music programs and arts and crafts programs.

Furry friends are welcomed as residents at Colonial Village. We understand how important the companionship and bond that seniors share with their pets. We’re delighted to have cats, dogs, birds, and even bunnies as part of our community.

You're furry friend will love our monthly playdates and costume contests in our dog park.

Colonial Village is equipped with WiFi access to help you stay connected throughout common areas. You can use community desktop computers to stay up to date, or you can connect your personal devices to the WiFi.

Join us for Technology Tuesday. We offer services such as downloading updates to smart phones and tablets, removing applications that slow down devices’ connections, and setting up voice mail, email accounts, and social media accounts.

The exclusive Travel & Stay program offers residents exciting opportunities to travel around the country, with free stays of up to seven days at any of Holiday Retirement’s more than 260 communities. Three chef-prepared meals are included with each trip. Visit all 43 states or just choose a favorite new location or two.

Many residents find a sense of fulfillment in donating their time and skills to a cause close to their hearts. Some of our residents volunteer at Longview View Regional Hospital as well as with children and teenagers. We host school supply drives and support the annual Longview Fire Department toy drive.

We have empowered residents to become resident ambassadors. These individuals have often lived in the community for quite some time and enjoy helping new residents get acclimated to senior living. They encourage new residents to take their time settling in and them feel comfortable in their new home.