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- mguayExplorer
hunterj wrote:
On Cudjoe Key about 15 miles north of Key West, is a place called Venture Out. They offer RV lot rentals at a more reasonable rates, and have good reviews on www.rvparkreviews.com.
The place looks nice...and cheaper!
Gonna have to check it out in a few weeks when we are down there!
Thanx :) - hunterjExplorerOn Cudjoe Key about 15 miles north of Key West, is a place called Venture Out. They offer RV lot rentals at a more reasonable rates, and have good reviews on www.rvparkreviews.com.
- nycsteveExplorer
mguay wrote:
At Boyds on Stock Island, MM 5, you can get a inland site for $100 a night and discounted for weekly/monthly stays. We have only been going to Key West for the last 4 March's and absolutely fell in love with it. We have been to all the islands in the Caribbean and Love the Island feel and Climate. The biggest difference about Key West to us is that, I can drive there, I can sleep in my own bed and have all my belongings with me. Not living out of a suitcase.
The bed thing is probably the no 1 thing. I am a Pest Control Technician and with the rise in Bed Bugs over the last 10 yrs.....I like to sleep in my bed with just the wife and dog!!!!
I stayed at Boyds once, and will never do it again. Everything from staff treatment to size of sites was garbage. I made a reservation months in advance and was very clear about the size of my rig and its hight requirement. They stuck me in what appeared to be a tent site or maybe a site for a VW bug backseat camper. Half my truck was in the road. Several site changes in an hour later, during the summer with plenty of empty sites available , I was finally offered a site I could fit into. For more $$. At this point I pulled some new York attitude out of the bag , got the site for what the reservation cost. My frustration was that on the phone I was very clear of my hieght and length needs. Dont pull a bait and switch having me drive 1400 miles for a site that doesn't fit, especially with 2/3s of the park available. There are better choices than Boyds.
Rant over, I feel better :)
Ive done the Keys alot, but not in high season. Eventually I'll make it down during the winter. Its a beautiful place, fantastic scenery and fishing. I love it. - Dog_FolksExplorer
805gregg wrote:
Dog Folks wrote:
805gregg wrote:
Dog Folks wrote:
805gregg wrote:
Holly******Geiger Key is $140 a night, I'd get a hotel room first
Do you have any idea what hotels there cost? Try $300.00 a night!
It just goes to show there are too many people on the east coast for too little real estate, there by driving up prices. The last time I was at KW it was about $140 at the Travelodge, guess I will go elsewhere in the future
Right. And California does not have inflated land prices? Sure.
Ca is way over priced, except the weather is so nice, but I didn't like paying $55 for a premium site on beach here. I wasn't being neg. just being observant, sorry if I offended, I had a great time in KW twice
Darn internet. It is so hard to judge emotion/intent. Apology accepted.
By the way, you are right on the land costs. In my hometown, people buy a house and then bulldoze it down, just to get the land. It's sad really, because as a result, the town has no history, no soul. - Crazy_CreekExplorerLook into Knights Key in Marathon. Great people. TC's are welcome. Get a Harborside site for about $100 a night.
Knights Key Campground - 805greggExplorer
Dog Folks wrote:
805gregg wrote:
Dog Folks wrote:
805gregg wrote:
Holly******Geiger Key is $140 a night, I'd get a hotel room first
Do you have any idea what hotels there cost? Try $300.00 a night!
It just goes to show there are too many people on the east coast for too little real estate, there by driving up prices. The last time I was at KW it was about $140 at the Travelodge, guess I will go elsewhere in the future
Right. And California does not have inflated land prices? Sure.
Ca is way over priced, except the weather is so nice, but I didn't like paying $55 for a premium site on beach here. I wasn't being neg. just being observant, sorry if I offended, I had a great time in KW twice - KidooExplorer2000 to 2500 a month for camping in the keys, not too bad, that's only 500 a month, Gee's, most the the Camp sites are in the 60 to 80 a day in Cold Old Orchard Beach Maine in the summer.
I just come back from a trip in the carribean and it costed me 2500 for one week for two with a few activities, food and alcool included, but this was not a 5 stars place, so 2500 for a full month, with similar or even better activities, It's OK.
As for the Zodiac, I guess I could go near the shore, but I know what you mean, if it is windy, normaly this means short 2 feet wave and it shake quite a bit. Maybe cannot go every day, but as long as I can go for a few days snorkling. It was so beautiful in the Carribean. - mguayExplorerAt Boyds on Stock Island, MM 5, you can get a inland site for $100 a night and discounted for weekly/monthly stays. We have only been going to Key West for the last 4 March's and absolutely fell in love with it. We have been to all the islands in the Caribbean and Love the Island feel and Climate. The biggest difference about Key West to us is that, I can drive there, I can sleep in my own bed and have all my belongings with me. Not living out of a suitcase.
The bed thing is probably the no 1 thing. I am a Pest Control Technician and with the rise in Bed Bugs over the last 10 yrs.....I like to sleep in my bed with just the wife and dog!!!! - JfetExplorer
Dog Folks wrote:
Jfet wrote:
Dog Folks wrote:
Yes, you did misunderstand. The $3,000 mentioned was for a 3 bedroom 2 bath rental house, weekly.
$3000 monthly, not weekly
One rental mentioned here was monthly, however the majority of places down there are weekly. That was why I cautioned that against that price, it is suspiciously low.
Here is a link to one of many: Rentals
That is a much larger 4bd in Key Largo (the most expensive place) with a swimming pool. But yes, I agree there are plenty of places more than $3000 a month...but there are a few smaller home rentals that can be had in the $3000 a month area that are quite a bit larger than a Lance 1050. - Dog_FolksExplorer
Jfet wrote:
Dog Folks wrote:
Yes, you did misunderstand. The $3,000 mentioned was for a 3 bedroom 2 bath rental house, weekly.
$3000 monthly, not weekly
One rental mentioned here was monthly, however the majority of places down there are weekly. That was why I cautioned that against that price, it is suspiciously low.
Here is a link to one of many: Rentals
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