Big Pine Key RV Park

We lucked into a week’s availability here in early March. Well run RV park with a boondocking section for tents and rigs not requiring hookups. Park borders the gulf and a short canal for private fishing boats. Would love to stay here again.

Very nice place to glamp. Packed like sardines though but with tourism, thats to be expected. Really nice. Really friendly.

Easy access. Quiet and friendly. Nice camping sites on a hardened sand. Access to water, dump site, laundry. Right by the water. Nature/beach walk directly from the campsite.

We were here two weeks and enjoyed the stay. Good central location with access to upper and lower keys. Very laid-back with two basins and a boat ramp walk-in access to Fishing under the bridge where you can frequently see 5 to 6 foot tarpon swimming near the pilings

We stayed for 3 nights to celebrate my husbands birthday. We booked a rustic ocean view site and it was fantastic. Well did get a few bites from bugs over the days we were there but the view was too stunning to worry about it. Access straight into the water and very dog friendly too.

It’s a five day stay, Awesome RV Campground. We have an Oceanfront site, that have an awesome general store, the pool has a chiller and it is cool an refreshing. Out of 5 stars I give them a 6!! Only downsides were water pressure was a little weak and WI-FI signal was weak too

Clean bathrooms, showers and grounds. Super friendly and helpful people who run the campground. It has a waterfront and boat access. It has a short trail out of camp and short quiet bike ride on road. It is a bit expensive but I think most of them are. It is close to the main road and a bridge. It’s only drawback I can find is the noise from the main road.

We stayed at Big Pine Key from January 21- February 08th of 2022. We had a small trailer camper, Clam screen tent, an outdoor kitchen set-up and hammocks. There was a nice heavy picnic table on the site. Our site was on the channel and provided us with plenty of space for our setup. It had electric and water. There are many wonderful amenities including a pool, laundry room, recreation area with ping pong and a pool table, a nice store with provisions, a community fire pit area, and great walking trails directly off of the rustic tent camping area which runs along the beach. We brought our two Labrador Retrievers with us and felt comfortable with them at all times. Everyone was friendly and respectful. Big Pine Key is a great location for recreation or amenities. It is just 30 minutes to Key West or Marathon.We are already scheduled to go back in January of 2023 for a longer stay.

Great location. Tent part of camping is sad. U cant have own fire , u cant even use that picnic table for grill. I would never again camp there in spring summer time. No see ems flies will eat u alive !!! There is a 1000000 of them. They need to take care little of that coast “ beach part “ dirty stinky. Its primitive camping and i dont think so it is worth 100$ a night? For what? There is fire every night for everyone who camp there together. Something fun should be add to that place. If you cant have fire or grill and u have to be quiet so U dont disturb ppl around. U just go there sleep and thats it. Its great location but they should give some love to that place.

Find a better place. Racist staff and locals. My family and I came for the first time to this park to celebrate my birthday. We were enjoying our time at the pool listening to our radio when Karen complained that we needed to turn our music off. We had asked the office if we were allowed to have our radio and we were told that we could.“Karen did not like that and came back a minute later with Allen“maintenance manager“ who told us that we had to turn our radio off and not to harass his guest. When I went back to the office I was then told the problem was that we were playing Spanish music(which we weren’t). Needless to say we will never return. Follow up- Manager Vicky was to busy to speak with me when I retuned the next morning. We were to told that if we didn’t like it that we needed to find a hotel or somewhere else to go.

Drop in the kayak and enjoy the day. Great campsite that’s clean and friendly. Can’t be loud here after 10pm which stinks, but other than that it’s great.

Great view, amazing island hiking, friendliest people, super helpful camp store (groceries, fishing and camping supplies)-they booked us for a 30 amp site instead of 50 but they had adapters available. Beach is more for laying out not swimming but they have a pool. Perfect kayak launch, boat launch/marina, and bridge fishing. Only complaint is how incredibly tight it all is. We had a helluva time maneuvering our 35ft tt into space- had to have four neighbors move their vehicles and lots of help. Landscaping is pretty but trees on each site aren’t really slide out friendly. For a smaller rig, it wouldn’t be a problem. Will definitely stay here again!!

Stayed her for one night in mid-March. Our original reservation had been for two nights. We arrived late and didn't fit in the spot that had been reserved for us. They were able to fit us into another spot for the night but that spot was unavailable the second night so we had to leave.

Park was nice with rigs close to each other. Our spot was one row away from the water. Spectacular stars at night and a great firepit to sit around. Saw some Key Deer as well! 

Would recommend as long as you don't mind being close to neighbors.

The staff was exceptionally helpful and happy. Very clean and I met great people camping there. They do a campfire every night and the stars were amazing. The location was great-very close to Bahai Honda state park and right on the water. The pool was a delight and the bathhouse was very clean. The only down side was there is no grass in the RV and camping areas so it was a bit dusty but other than this it was perfect!

After calling 6+ other campgrounds in the Keys to find a site for 2 night we came across Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge on our drive to Key West. They had an open site available! And it was cheaper then other campgrounds in the Keys We were right across from the water, an awesome view with the bridge. There is also a nature walk there that we explored. The amenities including the heated pool felt like luxury!! Can’t forget about the Key Deer, they were adorable and quite friendly with us! Highly recommend this spot!!

The rustic campground is very clean, but a little far from the restrooms. The rest of the campground is mostly made up of senior citizens that visit every year. Lots of interesting people to talk to. The beach is ok for launching kayaks and the boat launch is good for smaller boats.

What a great place. Ground is hard packed limestone so bring a hammer and heavy stakes. Can get really windy. Bathrooms can be a hike from rustic sites so a bike is key. Very clean. Very friendly. Fires aloud at rustic sites. 40 minutes to key west. Kayak fishing heaven.

Very family friendly. Had a pool, game room with a pool table and ping pong. Lots of board games and a tv watching room. There is a really pretty nature trail as well. Beautiful area that is close to Bahia Honda state park, sombrero beach, and key west. We already reserved our spot for next year.