This is your classic Florida Keys camp spot if you want to sleep within the natural beauty of the Keys — mangroves, seagrass, sandy beaches, and that ocean breeze all around you. It’s the largest undeveloped parcel of land between Key Largo and Big Pine Key, so you’re in real Keys wilderness instead of a built-up tourist beach.

The campground has 28 well-maintained campsites that take tents and RV rigs (up to ~70 ft) with water, 20/30/50-amp electric, gravel pads, picnic tables, charcoal grills, hammock posts, a bathhouse with showers, and a dump station — basically all you need for a relaxed Keys stay. Some sites even have ocean views and beach access right from the campground.