Key West lures with turquoise waters, Duval Street's electric nightlife, and the iconic Southernmost Point buoy. Seven RV parks in our directory plant you in the heart of this island paradise. Camp here to chase sunsets at Mallory Square and snorkel Dry Tortugas without ditching your rig.
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Key West crowns itself America's Caribbean playground. Duval Street pulses with bars, live music, and conch fritters at Garbo's Grill. Ernest Hemingway's six-toed cats roam his former home on Whitehead Street. Sunset celebrations draw crowds to Mallory Square for jugglers and tightrope walkers. Dry Tortugas National Park waits a ferry ride away, hiding forts amid pristine reefs.
Boyd's Key West Campground suits pet owners with WiFi, showers, and 30-amp hookups from $140 nightly. Bluewater Key RV Resort draws luxury seekers to its 50-amp sites, showers, and dump station, priced $179 to $300. El Mar RV Resort welcomes families and pets with 50-amp power and dump facilities from $123. Geiger Key Marina and RV Park fits boaters from $146, blending slips with spacious pads near Bahia Honda State Park.
Key West dazzles with Duval Street nightlife, the Southernmost Point, and Hemingway's historic home. Sunset festivals pack Mallory Square nightly with performers and food carts. Dry Tortugas National Park offers remote beaches and snorkeling just 70 miles west, reachable by ferry from the historic seaport.
Boyd's Key West Campground, Bluewater Key RV Resort, Geiger Key Marina and RV Park, and El Mar RV Resort top the list. These cluster on Stock Island and Sugarloaf Key, minutes from downtown via US-1. Expect WiFi, showers, and hookups from $123 nightly across pet-friendly and waterfront options.
Yes, Boyd's Key West Campground and El Mar RV Resort explicitly allow pets. Both provide leashed access to amenities like WiFi, showers, and dump stations. Check park rules for breed restrictions before booking your furry companion's spot.