Long Pine Key Campground

We are new to RV’ing and wanted to go somewhere nearby for our first trip (we live in the keys) we couldn’t get into any of the state parks in the keys and decided to enter the Everglades. Upon arriving everything was closed but after reading we figured it would be ok to just find a spot and settle up in the morning which worked out pe... more

We really wanted to explore the Everglades, but online it said this camp was closed. We tried it anyway, because recent reviews said it was open. We have an annual National Parks Pass, and when we got there it said the price was $10, with a pass so I pushed a little for $10, and they gave it to me. The pass is $80, and having it saved ... more

Wow it’s hot down here! :) The campground is really nice. Quiet, only three other people here. Spacious spots. Shower houses are pretty basic. And the bathrooms are kind of gross. For how slow it is here you would think the employees would have time to clean the restrooms??? The park is not owned by the National Park service anym... more

This was a great spot to stay to be in the midst of the Everglades National Park. There are no hookups but our solar charged well with the lack of trees. Make sure to go to Royal Palm and do the Anhinga Trail. It is chock full of alligators. You walk along an elevated boardwalk and it can be intimidating at times as you come up on them... more

We moved to Long Pine Key from Flamingo in search of hot showers. The solar on one shower house wasn’t working, but we were grateful to find lukewarm water in the other. The bathrooms were filthy, and were the reason we chose to leave a day early. (The sites were clean and well-kept) That being said, the Everglades are an amazing place... more

Nice campground on a small lake with 51 campsites with paved pads for rv's and a number of tent only sites. The rv sites are mostly not level but very workable to get there. It's a first come first server campground although during my stay the park was changing camp vendors and there was no one at the gate and the bathrooms were filt... more

Campsites are fairly open but plenty spacious and there are shady sites available. Dry camping is made easy with clean flush toilet buildings and brand new shower buildings. Water spigots are located throughout the campground plus at the dump station just outside the campground entrance. Bugs were no problem though apparently they ca... more