This park is located between two National Parks, Everglades and Biscayne, and the noteworthy Zoo Miami is right next door.

PROS:
Weekly and monthly prices make this even more affordable

CONS:
This is a county park and not very well funded, which means maintenance and updating just doesn't occur here.

Definitely not the best experience I’ve ever hadSadly enough the park over all is pretty nice but we had our dog attacked by a pitbull here and stuff really didn’t seem to have any policies in place to be sure that people one didn’t have the balls here too that the leashes worn on the dogs that were here but that being said I would jus... more

Although in Miami this place feels sort of secluded, it’s quiet and very peaceful. The bathrooms are very clean and there is also a lake that you can fish in. If you haven't seen mango trees by the hundreds this would be an interesting park to see. There's tons and tons and tons of mango trees here. There's a park where you can go t... more

We arrived late so they escorted us right to our spot to make it easier to set up quickly. Extremely friendly staff. Campground is well kept and very clean. Beautiful bike trails all around the park. Grocery store 5 mins away on a bike. I diffently would come back in a heart beat.

We lucked out since most of the pods are always full with... Fultimers. We graduated from the University of Miami 10 years ago and we're excited to visit again for the first time since graduation. This is easily the closest rv camp to the university and to key biscayne which is another must visit if you are in the area. The park offer... more

This park had lots of full timers and you could tell by the amount of stuff that they had accumulated around their RV's they weren't going anywhere. Otherwise, we did get rest before traveling to our next destination. It was a little too hot for us to ride our bikes but they do have trails, a pool and various other park amenities. I wo... more