This was the our second stop on the road after becoming full-timer’s. We have camped here once before as tent campers many years ago. Hurricane Irma didn't destroy this park as much as it did Bahia Honda State Park (just 20 miles south) back in September of 2017. PROS: RV sites with water front views of the Atlantic Ocean. It is... more

Lucked out a got a site in the middle of September. (Usually stay two weeks in April. )This is the cleanest state park in the Keys. Even has a beach on the Atlantic. Kite surfers love it. Close to Marathon stores, fishing charters, restaurants, bars, and shopping. Kayaking around the island is a treat or go out a .25 mile to the sandb... more

We unfortunately had to leave after two nights in early April because of work, but got lucky again this week and secured a site for next year. Site 9 is gorgeous, large and has a view of the ocean. You still have to walk to the beach entrance to go to the beach in order not to disturb flora, it it was a short walk. I loved the... more

The angled gravel sites were a wonderful surprise for a state park! Our site backed up to the water, but none were oceanfront (trees separated sites from the beach). There’s a short walkway to get to the beach, it’s sandy, but lots of seaweed too. Cell service was decent here with the cell booster. Bathrooms were clean (we were there r... more

Small campground. Beach overgrown, year to year there is more grass than sand. Bottom of the beach is mudy and not pleasant to walk on. At times full of blue manowar medusa. Because its shallow the windsurfing kayts are popular and can be crowded with kayt surfers that can get annoying. Not much swimming or none at all. Kayaking can be... more

Beach was just OK. Lots of vegetation in the water and ashore. Better beach at nearby sombrero park. Main bathroom was closed for repairs and from the pace of the construction crew, it may be a while before it reopens. If you are near or at a site near the bathroom you might be bothered by some noise during the day for a few hours.... more

This our favorite state park in the Keys because it has a great beach feel. It's the newest park, too, and all 3 sites we were in were perfectly level. They are also exceptionally clean and have a private feeling with the tall greenery in between sites. Some of the sites like site 9 have a HUGE patio area where you could fit 2-3 scre... more

Curry Hammock is a small state park with nicely spaced campsites. The hosts rake the spots for the next camper which makes the overall campground appear more tidy. The bathrooms were under construction during our stay, but it looks like it will be a great facility. We rented a 2 person kayak from the state park for $20 and toured... more

We really enjoyed our time here! The sites are nice and level with plenty of vegetation for privacy between sites. There were wonderful ocean breezes the whole time we were here. Several evenings we took our dinner to the quiet picnic area a short walk from the campsites (separate from the public day use area). We were fascinated by t... more

We loved Curry Hammock State Park! It was our first state park experience in the Florida Keys and we enjoyed the quiet, clean campground. We had a spot right along the outer dune - just a short walk to the beach. The dune did a great job blocking the wind and we had peek-a-boo views of the water. Lots of kite surfers on the beach while... more