If you're looking for a place to pitch your tent near Marathon Shores, look no further. Find the best information on tent camping near Marathon Shores, including sites, reviews, and tips for getting the most out of your camping experience. Each spot offers quick access to one or more of Marathon Shores, Florida's most popular destinations.
$36 / night
Big Pine Key Resort, previously known as Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge, occupies ten pristine acres between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Perfectly positioned in the middle keys at MM33, Big Pine Key Resort offers a friendly home-base from which to enjoy all the Florida Keys have to offer.
We have several camping options including waterfront RV sites and rustic campsites as well as Airstream and Luxury travel trailer rentals. Plus, recreational options to keep you and the whole family entertained!
$79 - $180 / night
Closed as of 2018 for reconstruction. Check official website for most up-to-date closure info
Henry Flagler’s bold effort to build a railroad to Key West in the early 1900s turned the remote island of Bahia Honda Key into a tropical destination. Known for its iconic Florida scenery—palm-lined beaches, gin-clear waters and magnificent sunsets—visitors to the park enjoy balmy sea breezes that caress the shores year-round. Kayaks and snorkeling gear can be rented and boat trips to the reef for snorkeling excursions are available. Bayside (sites #73-80) is the smallest campground with only eight sites. All sites in this campground are NON electric. There is a vehicle height restriction of 6 feet 8 inches. Your vehicle must be able to go under the new Bahia Honda Bridge to access this campground. All sites have a picnic table, grill and water. Campers have a small restroom nearby and can use of the bathhouse with hot showers in the Buttonwood campground which is one-half mile away.
$39 - $123 / night
Renowned for being the country’s first undersea park, John Pennekamp camping encompasses an impressive 70 nautical square miles. While many visitors view the park’s colorful coral reefs and teeming marine life on a glass-bottom boat tour, one can get a closer look by scuba diving or snorkeling. Canoeing and kayaking through the park's waters are popular activities; fishing is permitted in designated areas.
Visitors can also enjoy walking on short trails through tropical hammocks, picnicking or swimming at the beach. The visitor center features several large saltwater aquariums filled with sea creatures, and nature videos are shown in its theater. Full-facility and youth/group campsites are available.
$100 - $300 / night
Find paradise at Sun Outdoors Sugarloaf Key (formerly known as Lazy Lakes RV Resort), located along a seven-acre saltwater lake and surrounded by state parks and mangroves. Our unique luxury resort embraces the essence of Key West living. Enjoy a cool beverage at the peninsula tiki bar. Stroll the lakefront boardwalk. Or cruise the lake on a paddleboard, paddleboat or kayak.
Our brand-new RV sites and vacation rentals make outdoor vacations in the Keys more luxurious than ever.
$75 - $130 / night
$36 / night
Big Pine Key Resort, previously known as Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge, occupies ten pristine acres between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Perfectly positioned in the middle keys at MM33, Big Pine Key Resort offers a friendly home-base from which to enjoy all the Florida Keys have to offer.
We have several camping options including waterfront RV sites and rustic campsites as well as Airstream and Luxury travel trailer rentals. Plus, recreational options to keep you and the whole family entertained!
$79 - $180 / night
Closed as of 2018 for reconstruction. Check official website for most up-to-date closure info
Henry Flagler’s bold effort to build a railroad to Key West in the early 1900s turned the remote island of Bahia Honda Key into a tropical destination. Known for its iconic Florida scenery—palm-lined beaches, gin-clear waters and magnificent sunsets—visitors to the park enjoy balmy sea breezes that caress the shores year-round. Kayaks and snorkeling gear can be rented and boat trips to the reef for snorkeling excursions are available. Bayside (sites #73-80) is the smallest campground with only eight sites. All sites in this campground are NON electric. There is a vehicle height restriction of 6 feet 8 inches. Your vehicle must be able to go under the new Bahia Honda Bridge to access this campground. All sites have a picnic table, grill and water. Campers have a small restroom nearby and can use of the bathhouse with hot showers in the Buttonwood campground which is one-half mile away.
$39 - $123 / night
