Bahia Honda

Typical of a state or national park. Children are running the parks and have no idea.

It was unoccupied this AM. I "stepped it off"---16 paces---better than 45'.


Sites 38-40 are "single-wide". The other sites in that row are "double-wide" and listed as 48'. They are all the same length.

Due to the width, maybe it's difficult to get a big RV turned into those sites---so they list them as 20'?



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If you can fit in there, you are going to need a shoe horn!

We have a 25 footer, and every winter manage to get three two week stays at Bahia Honda. That site and the one next to it are the two shortest in Buttonwood and we don't even try to get that one. It is on our "don't try list"

Good luck on what you decide to do

jack L

Most of the sites are "double-wide", 40 is only "single-wide". It will accommodate a 26' RV, but probably not another vehicle.

I would call the park itself to be on the safe side. Some can and some can't.

Usually the lengths are estimates for a truck and camper. You might have to parallel park your truck in front of your camper to fit, or else park your truck in overflow (if they have it). You should be fine. Enjoy the trip! We are hoping to make it to Florida this February again, and are going to try to spend a night or two in the Keys. We will likely have to find a hotel on the mainland though...

I live a few miles from there, I'll go over and check it out.

I suggest checking with the park office. I was just there ten days ago, the sites in that section are a little small, but I've been to many parks where the maximum length was not really the max.
Is this your first time going there? It's beautiful

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