Campgrounds in the Keys

I was very disappointed with the beaches, I traveled all the way to the end of the Keys in my RV after the last NASCAR race at Homestead, no beaches, if you are expecting something like Panama City or Daytona Beach, you will be disappointed. We were.

Thank You so much for all the quick responses. I will have plenty to read on this rainy day.

Howdy!

We have a membership with Thousand Trails and RPI that let's us stay in the Keys at a affordable price. Last year during the off season April - September we stayed at Fiesta RV Resort and Sunshine RV Resort for three week each for under $20.00 a night which is cheaper than the State parks. We liked Fiesta but Sunshine is closer to Key West.

"Happy Trails"
Chiefneon

rr2254545 wrote:

fla-gypsy wrote:
There are 4 state parks with camping in the Keys that offer affordable camping. Plan early and reservations are a must.

More likely to hit the lottery than get a site in a state park in the keys

And yet I have camped at all 4. It's all about planning

jyrostng wrote:
I was very disappointed with the beaches, I traveled all the way to the end of the Keys in my RV after the last NASCAR race at Homestead, no beaches, if you are expecting something like Panama City or Daytona Beach, you will be disappointed. We were.

You are correct that there are very few white sand beaches in the keys but there is more to the experience than just beaches. The vistas are unmatchable any where else and the lifestyle is 2nd to none. If you are after beautiful beaches the Florida Panhandle has some of the prettiest in the world.

Chief neon... I'm jealous of you paying $20 per nite in Fiesta RV park, we just got back from a week there in January and paid over $100 per nite! We had a great time, and only 70 miles to Key West. Couldn't beat the view from our site though...

All I could afford wrote:
Chief neon... I'm jealous of you paying $20 per nite in Fiesta RV park, we just got back from a week there in January and paid over $100 per nite! We had a great time, and only 70 miles to Key West. Couldn't beat the view from our site though...

What site # was that ? It's beautiful ...

Curry Hammock is a very nice state park with nice seperation between most sites.

Bahia Honda State Park is nice and quiet. if you're military connected then I'd suggest Sigsbee Point at Key West Naval Air Station. we decided not to pull last time and stayed in the single wide mobiles rentals at Trumbo Point Naval Air Station. easy walk to downtown Key West. can't beat the cost, convenience, and the security of staying on the base.

ford truck guy wrote:

All I could afford wrote:
Chief neon... I'm jealous of you paying $20 per nite in Fiesta RV park, we just got back from a week there in January and paid over $100 per nite! We had a great time, and only 70 miles to Key West. Couldn't beat the view from our site though...

What site # was that ? It's beautiful ...

Howdy!

We were in site #192 right off the sunset point. We definitely enjoyed the sunsets every evening.

"Happy Trails"
Chiefneon