Are you in need of a campground near Key West, FL? Discover secluded campsites where you can reconnect with nature. Or maybe you like to bring your family and friends along. Either way, there are Key West campgrounds just for you. Find the best campgrounds near Key West, plus reviews and photos from other campers like you.
"Pool and deck area are well maintained and relaxing. Plenty of tropical trees and plants and warm breeze to remind you this really is paradise."
"The staff instantly delivers customer service the moment you drive in. They drop your boat in water for you and show you to your spot and help you get hooked up."
"There are only 11 sites with full hook ups, no showers, restrooms, laundry or WiFi, but you can get spots right on the water."
"The keys in general is an expensive place to visit especially in the Winter so it’s great that there’s an option to stay in a less expensive place."
"Most are tucked into the shrubberies so they have privacy. Wide sites with Gravel drives, new style hook-ups for water, electric, wifi and cable tv. Bathrooms and showers are very nice."
"Perfect location for visiting the keys. Easy access and right on the water. Check in was easy and we booked a standard back in site."
$36 / night
"The Park is using very nice, modern trailers for restrooms and showers. Everything was very clean and had hot showers."
"My father and I rode our motorcycles from Wisconsin to Key West in October 2019. My father was able to reserve a cabin in Bahia Honda for two nights. The location and views were amazing."
"The owners took us out on their boat for a sunset cruise and it was a really great location. Not too far from Key West, but you could still feel like you were in nature."
"Venture Out: this is about 40 minutes from downtown Key West. That is the main benefit of being here for us. Our site was on a canal with a view down the canal to what I would call a bay."
"It is a fair distance from Key West, about a half hour drive. This location does have all the amenities you wake me though."
"We fell in love not only with the resort, but the proximity to Bahia Honda and Key West. Sites are decent, showers were recently remodeled and laundry room was very large. "
$36 - $120 / night
"This is the most popular park in the keys. Clean camp sites with electric and water besides a handful of sites located in the tent only section. It is water only."
"I got lucky when I stayed at Bahia Honda - typically they are booked 12+ months in advance. I took a trip to the keys and got to the park super early."
LegendThis is all brand new. And pricy. There is a 2 night minimum and sites start at $160/night (and go up). They had extensive damage from hurricane Irma in 2017 and have rebuilt everything. They have only been reopen 2 years. There is still some construction ongoing. Sites are nice. Most are tucked into the shrubberies so they have privacy. Wide sites with Gravel drives, new style hook-ups for water, electric, wifi and cable tv. Bathrooms and showers are very nice. There is a “resort style” pool, (whatever that means), a private beach (not dog friendly), hot tub, boat dock & marina, a small dog park, and kayak rental and they rent three-wheel bikes for kids to terrorize everyone. They are about 27 miles from Key West. They have a pub with “live music” till 10pm weekends. It was annoying but we found a nice little restaurant at the Geiger Key Marina, and thankfully the “music” stopped about 9:30.
ScoutWe tent camped 3 nights, leaving Bahia Honda yesterday, May 2nd.
The Bath Houses were destroyed by Irma and the Atlantic Ocean area is fenced off due to damage. We enjoyed the Gulf Beach and kayaked in the Gulf. The weather was perfect, very warm days, but cool nights.
The Park is using very nice, modern trailers for restrooms and showers. Everything was very clean and had hot showers.
The Atlantic sites are gone and won't be available for maybe 2 more years, I will keep checking.
It is still one of the best campgrounds in Florida and only 30 miles from Key West.
GuideThis is a great spot to escape the cold. It is a fair distance from Key West, about a half hour drive. This location does have all the amenities you wake me though.
GuideWe got an Airbnb and it was adorable! The owners took us out on their boat for a sunset cruise and it was a really great location. Not too far from Key West, but you could still feel like you were in nature. Highly recommend for a weekend getaway. The pool is awesome and it’s also not too far away from some great beaches.
TravelerHave been to Boyd’s a couple of times in the not so distant past and have reservations again in November. Both times stayed ocean side which is really on the water on the back bay. Sites are on the smallish side but when Boyd’s opened it was in the early 60’s when campers were small and the lots were large. Don’t let that scare you off, they make it work. Pool and deck area are well maintained and relaxing. Plenty of tropical trees and plants and warm breeze to remind you this really is paradise. Laundry facilities clean, change machine, on wall, books to thumb through as you wait. Shower houses are ample, water is hot, doors lock. Dumpsters throughout the park. Tent area for rustic camping. Dish washing area should you need it. Boat docks, launch and fish cleaning station. Pet friendly. (Hey, kids, Boyd’s gives away iguanas free of charge to anyone who can catch them. Don’t tell Mom or Dad. Let it be a surprise for when you get home.) Boyd’s is actually on Stork Island which is a stones throw to Key West. Easy and fast check in, friendly staff.
GuideSo much to do. The staff instantly delivers customer service the moment you drive in. They drop your boat in water for you and show you to your spot and help you get hooked up. All the staff was so kind and friendly. The pool was amazing!! It has a chiller on it which is a must in south Florida in the summer. So nice and cool it was easy to hang out in it all day. It was easy to get an Uber ride to Key West and the bus stopped real close. The site was big and plenty of room. The entire place was pet friendly. The only “negative” was the sandy mud. Make sure you have a large outside mat so you don’t track the mud in and you are good.
LegendI rolled into Key West without any clear idea of where I was going to stay. Boyd's was the first place I came across, and I felt no need to look any further. I was initially concerned about crowding here, but Boyd's had multiple waterfront tent sites available on a weeknight in August. I got my pick, and it came with shade trees, a picnic table, and iguanas. Incredible.
This campground's top selling point is its location. If it were anywhere else, I might have grumbled about the price, or the tightness of the campsite, or the proximity to neighbors (they are mere feet away). But, you're in Key West, literally right on the water, and close enough to downtown that you can get there by bicycle (or, in my case, kick scooter). This felt like an amazing bargain, especially when you factor in the excellent bathrooms and the large, clean, temperature-controlled swimming pool. There is also a camp store and a laundry room. Every amenity you could ask for, basically. There was even fast WiFi coverage throughout the whole campground, a first in my experience.
If I ever journey back to the southernmost point in the continental US, I would stay at Boyd's again in a heartbeat. This campground ticks all the boxes.
LegendSuper friendly staff, always answer the phone, are available 24/7 and are so polite. Great little store with a perfect mix of souvenirs, snacks and RV equipment. Pool, onsite food truck, nearby restaurant, easy Uber/lyft to key west or golf cart rental, nice bathrooms, great tiki hang out and game room. On top of it all We weathered a tropical storm here - wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.
GuideOMG! This resort is definitely one of our faves! Torquoise water, leaning palm trees, white sand beach! We fell in love not only with the resort, but the proximity to Bahia Honda and Key West. Sites are decent, showers were recently remodeled and laundry room was very large. Many activities going on at the club house. Great playground for the kids. AND, you have to check out the marina. Water's so clear you can see all kinds of fish, sharks, jelly fish and manatees. Love, love, love this RV resort! Check out our youtube video on the park! https://youtu.be/R8LMrxOXhUo
Experience the charm of cabin camping near Key West, Florida, where you can enjoy the beauty of nature while having access to modern amenities and activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What activities are available near Key West cabin rentals?
Near Key West cabin rentals, water activities dominate the scene. At Boyd's Key West Campground, you can enjoy waterfront relaxation, swimming in their chilled pool, and easy access to boating. Many visitors take advantage of sunset cruises, kayaking in the Gulf, and beach lounging. The area offers excellent fishing opportunities, and you're just a short drive or golf cart ride from Key West's famous attractions. Nearby restaurants like Hogfish Bar provide authentic local dining experiences, while the vibrant nightlife of Key West is easily accessible. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to state parks for hiking and wildlife viewing.
Where can I find cabins in Key West, Florida?
You can find cabin accommodations at Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA Resort, which has been completely rebuilt after Hurricane Irma and offers modern facilities with a minimum two-night stay. Another option is Venture Out, where visitors report adorable rental units in a great location with nature surroundings, yet not too far from Key West. These properties combine the comfort of cabin-style accommodations with resort amenities like pools and easy access to Key West attractions, ideal for visitors seeking a balance between convenience and a natural setting.
What campgrounds in the Florida Keys offer cabin accommodations?
Encore Sunshine Key offers cabin-style accommodations in a resort setting with amenities including a white sand beach, recently remodeled showers, and a large laundry room. Located about 30 minutes from Key West, it provides a perfect base for exploring both Bahia Honda and Key West attractions. El Mar RV Resort also provides cabin rental options for those looking to enjoy the Keys without an RV. Both resorts feature tropical settings with palm trees and turquoise waters typical of the Florida Keys, offering an ideal compromise between camping and hotel accommodations.
How much do cabin rentals in the Florida Keys typically cost?
Cabin rentals and similar accommodations in the Florida Keys command premium prices due to their desirable location. At Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA Resort, sites start at $160 per night with a mandatory two-night minimum, and cabin options typically cost more than standard sites. For more budget-friendly alternatives, Buttonwood Campground — Bahia Honda State Park offers more affordable cabin-style options, though availability may be limited due to hurricane damage repairs. Generally, expect to pay $175-300+ per night for cabin rentals in the Keys, with prices increasing during peak winter and spring seasons.
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