How much does it cost to stay at Big Pine Key RV Park?

From $50.63 (for 1 night, 2 adults) - prices may change depending on your dates and party.

Big Pine Key RV Park

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Palm tree-shaded oceanfront campground in Florida’s Lower Keys
Key West 45 minutes’ drive; Islamorada an hour
Access to the beach; outdoor pool; watersports equipment for sale

Those who want to embrace the relaxed Florida Keys lifestyle – beaches, fishing, cocktails by the pool and more along those lines – ought to find what they’re looking for at Big Pine Key RV Park, an oceanfront campground on Big Pine Key. The big attraction at this palm tree-shaded Lower Keys campground is the proximity to the beach, which forms the boundary of the property along its eastern side. The water here is remarkably clear, inviting you to spend your days swimming, paddleboarding and snorkeling. No need to fret if you don’t have the necessary gear: an on-site store is stocked with equipment for most water-based pursuits. Then there’s the fishing, of course. The staff will be able to direct you to local outfits that charter boats for deep-sea fishing, so you can have a go at catching barracuda and snappers. The rooftop pool is a top spot for a piña colada and a selfie, and don’t worry about kids splashing about and ruining your mojo: there’s a daily adults-only session where you can swim in peace without having to dodge inflatable crocodiles. If you fancy a waterfront stroll, the Long Beach Trail passes through the campground. Alternatively, you could head to the National Key Deer Refuge Nature Center (five minutes’ drive) to learn about the local wildlife, then head further north to the Blue Hole Observation Platform (10 minutes), where you might spot the small and endangered Key deer, plus ospreys, alligators and iguanas.

Campground type

Open all year

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Languages spoken

English

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Features

Dogs allowed

Leisure on park

Bar or club house Beach access Cycle hire Evening entertainment Fishing Fitness centre Indoor swimming pool Kids' club On-site restaurant/cafe Outdoor swimming pool Playground Recreation room/arcade TV room Takeout Tennis Watersports

Amenities on park

Bath available Car parking by site/unit Composting toilet Dog park Drying room Free wifi Grocery store Ice pack freezing Internet access Laundromat Parent & baby washroom Payphone Pick-up from public transport Portable toilet Pub toilets Restrooms Shower available Washing-up area Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly Motorcycle friendly Single-sex groups welcome Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue grills allowed Barbecue provided Campfires allowed Commercial vehicles allowed Dogs allowed

Themes

Peaceful

Utilities

Charging facilities Dump station Electric car charging point(s) Propane/gas cylinders available Recycling available Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby Dog walk nearby

Nearby leisure

Cycling nearby Fishing nearby

Location

Big Pine Key RV Park

33000 Overseas Hwy

Big Pine Key

Florida

USA

33043

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Timezone

America/New_York EDT (GMT-04:00)

GPS

24.64781°N
81.33165°W

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Local attractions

Just past the engineering feat that is the Seven Mile Bridge, Turtle Hospital (20 minutes’ drive) is a rescue-and-release center (with several permanent residents). Educational tours teach you how to recognize different species of turtle. The Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters (25 minutes) has touch tanks and feed-the-animal experiences. In Key West (45 minutes), the Hemingway Home and Museum is famed for its population of six-toed felines, said to be the descendants of the author’s own cat. At the westernmost tip of the island, Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park Beach is a well-preserved Civil War structure dating from 1845. Head to Islamorada (an hour) to learn all about this long stretch of tropical islands at the Keys History & Discovery Center, with displays on ethnography, nature and art. Memorabilia at the History of Diving Museum ranges from diving helmets to scuba regulators.

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Does Big Pine Key RV Park have a swimming pool? Yes View all features
Is Big Pine Key RV Park dog friendly? Yes View all features
What attractions are near Big Pine Key RV Park? Just past the engineering feat that is the Seven Mile Bridge, Turtle Hospital (20 minutes’ drive) is a rescue-and-release center (with several permanent residents). Educational tours teach you how to recognize different … Read more