Fiesta Key RV Resort

Fiesta Key RV Resort is a Thousand Trails property on its own small island around Mile Marker 70 in the Long Key area of the Florida Keys. Recent renovations have repositioned it as a resort-style park, and the location is good: far enough down the chain to feel like you have arrived, with water views on most sites, a pool, waterfront dining, kayak and paddleboard rentals and a dog park. It suits Thousand Trails members above all, and secondarily anyone who wants full-hookup resort comfort in the Keys.

Fiesta Key RV Resort at a glance

Hookups	Full (30/50 amp)
Sites	300+ sites
Max RV length	50 ft
Cost	$100–180/night (or included with Thousand Trails membership)
Reservations	Thousand Trails members get priority; public booking available
Amenities	Pool, waterfront dining, kayak/paddleboard rentals, dog park
Cell signal	Good (all carriers)

Why RVers stay here

Practically, expect 300-plus sites with full 30/50-amp hookups, a 50-foot rig limit and good cell signal on all carriers. Rack rates run $100 to $180 a night, or the stay is included with a Thousand Trails membership; members book through the Thousand Trails system and get priority, with public booking secondary. Peak season is December through April, when every Keys site is full and prices max out. The trade-off is value without the membership: our Keys guide calls it pricey for what is essentially a well-maintained RV resort without the character of the state parks.

✓Full 30/50-amp hookups on 300-plus sites with water views on most

✓Pool, waterfront dining, kayak and paddleboard rentals and a dog park

✓Included with a Thousand Trails membership, saving hundreds over a week at rack rate

✓Good cell signal on all carriers and rigs to 50 feet

!Pricey at $100 to $180 a night without a Thousand Trails membership

!Members get priority; non-member bookings are secondary

!A resort rather than a state park; the postcard Keys experience lives in the Middle Keys

What our guides say about Fiesta Key RV Resort

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Florida Keys RV Parks: Island Hopping from Key Largo to Key West

A Thousand Trails property on its own small island around Mile Marker 70. Fiesta Key has undergone renovations in recent years and now positions itself as a resort-style park. The location is good — far enough down the Keys to feel like you've arrived somewhere, with water views on most sites.

If you hold a Thousand Trails membership, Fiesta Key is the obvious Keys play — you'll save hundreds over a week compared to paying rack rate. Without the membership, it's pricey for what is essentially a well-maintained RV resort without the character of the state parks.

Upper Keys strategy: Pennekamp for the nature and reef access. Key Largo Kampground for families wanting full amenities. Fiesta Key for Thousand Trails members or those wanting a resort feel. None of them will give you that postcard Keys experience — that comes in the Middle Keys.

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Fiesta Key RV Resort: frequently asked questions

Does Fiesta Key RV Resort have full hookups?

Yes. Sites have full hookups with 30/50-amp electric.

How much does Fiesta Key RV Resort cost per night?

$100 to $180 per night at rack rate, or included with a Thousand Trails membership. Private Keys parks drop 20 to 30 percent in the May and November shoulder seasons.

What is the max RV length at Fiesta Key RV Resort?

50 feet.

Do you need reservations at Fiesta Key RV Resort?

Yes. Thousand Trails members book through the membership system and get priority; public booking is available but secondary. December through April is fully booked well ahead.

Where is Fiesta Key RV Resort?

On its own small island around Mile Marker 70 in the Long Key area of the Upper Keys.

Is there cell service at Fiesta Key RV Resort?

Yes, good signal on all carriers.