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Boyd's Key West Campground is a private waterfront campground on Stock Island at Mile Marker 5, one bridge east of Key West proper and a Keys institution since 1963. Its pitch is location: full hookups on the water about four miles from Duval Street, so you can bike or ride the bus to Old Town without moving the RV. It also has a marina with boating services, which makes it the pick for anyone trailering a boat to Key West. It suits RVers whose trip is about Key West itself, boaters and winter regulars.
| Hookups | Full (30/50 amp) |
|---|---|
| Sites | 220 sites |
| Max RV length | 42 ft (tight turns limit practical size) |
| Cost | $85–185/night |
| Reservations | Direct booking, winter sells out 6–12 months ahead |
| Amenities | Pool, fishing pier, waterfront tiki area, laundry |
| Cell signal | Strong (all carriers) |
Boyd's Key West Campground is a private waterfront campground on Stock Island at Mile Marker 5, one bridge east of Key West proper and a Keys institution since 1963. Its pitch is location: full hookups on the water about four miles from Duval Street, so you can bike or ride the bus to Old Town without moving the RV. It also has a marina with boating services, which makes it the pick for anyone trailering a boat to Key West. It suits RVers whose trip is about Key West itself, boaters and winter regulars.
Sites are full hookup with 30/50-amp, water, sewer and cable, and our specs list 220 sites with a practical maximum around 42 feet because of tight turns. Our guide gives a rate range of $85 to $185 per night, but the operator refers to current rate sheets, so ask for one in writing. Winter sells out 6 to 12 months ahead, and repeat guests rebook the same week annually. Amenities include a heated pool, fishing pier, waterfront tiki area, kayak rentals, laundry and food trucks, and cell signal is strong. The trade-off is density: sites are close, the shoreline is mangrove rather than sand, and you pay Key West prices.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
Full review
Boyd's Key West Campground Review: Sites, Rates & Is It Worth It (2026)An honest Boyd's Key West Campground review: full-hookup 30/50-amp sites with cable on Stock Island four miles from Duval Street, the heated pool, marina and tiki hut, what the operator publishes on rates, and how it compares with Bluewater Key, Sunshine Key and Bahia Honda.
Regional guide
Florida Keys RV Parks: Island Hopping from Key Largo to Key WestThe closest RV park to downtown Key West and a Keys institution since 1963. Boyd's sits on the oceanfront at Mile Marker 5, meaning you can bike or take the bus to Duval Street, Mallory Square, and the Hemingway House without moving the RV.
The trade-off: it's dense. Sites are close together, the trees are mature but the shade doesn't offset the packed-in feeling, and the oceanfront is more mangrove shoreline than sandy beach. You're here for the Key West access, period.
Boyd's has a loyal following of repeat visitors who book the same week every year. If you want a waterfront site in January, you may need to call in the spring before.
Read the guide →Our verdict
Book Boyd's if sleeping four miles from Old Town with full hookups, a marina and a pool is the point of your Keys trip. Skip it if you want space between sites, a sandy beach or budget pricing; Bahia Honda or the mid-Keys resorts are roomier.
Yes. RV sites have 30/50-amp electric, water, sewer and cable.
Our guide lists roughly $85-$185 per night depending on season and site, but the operator uses current rate sheets rather than fixed published prices. Ask for the rate sheet in writing when booking.
Our specs list 42 feet, with tight turns limiting practical size; the operator does not publish a maximum. Give your full length including tow vehicle and have the office confirm the site before paying a deposit.
About four miles. Bike, take the local bus or a rideshare; do not drive the motorhome into Old Town.
Yes, especially for winter, which sells out 6-12 months ahead. Ask to be waitlisted for a waterfront site if none is open.
Yes. Mid-December through April is high season; May through November is quieter and hotter, and August through October is hurricane season with mandatory evacuations possible.
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