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Leo's Campground

Leo's Campground is a small, long-running private RV park on Stock Island at the very bottom of the Florida Keys, a few minutes from Key West. Our Florida Keys guide covers it briefly as the scrappier neighbor to Boyd's: less polish, more personality, and a mix of long-term residents and seasonal travelers. It suits RVers who want a Key West base at any cost and are happy with a basic place to park rather than a resort.

Leo's Campground at a glance

Hookups Full (30/50 amp)
Sites 80 sites
Max RV length 35 ft
Cost $75–140/night
Reservations Phone booking preferred

Why RVers stay here

Leo's Campground is a small, long-running private RV park on Stock Island at the very bottom of the Florida Keys, a few minutes from Key West. Our Florida Keys guide covers it briefly as the scrappier neighbor to Boyd's: less polish, more personality, and a mix of long-term residents and seasonal travelers. It suits RVers who want a Key West base at any cost and are happy with a basic place to park rather than a resort.

The practical picture is straightforward. Sites are small but come with full hookups and 30/50-amp power, and the listed length limit is 35 feet, so big Class As should look elsewhere. Rates we have seen run roughly $75 to $140 a night, which is Keys pricing for a no-frills lot. Booking is best done by phone. Winter is the season everyone wants, so call well ahead. The trade-off is simple: you are paying for location, not facilities. What you do get is a walkable stretch of Stock Island restaurants that have become a destination in their own right.

  • Full hookups with 30/50-amp power minutes from Key West
  • A workable fallback when Boyd's is sold out
  • Walkable to Stock Island's restaurant scene
  • Long-established park with a laid-back, lived-in character
  • !Small sites and basic facilities; no resort amenities
  • !35-foot RV length limit
  • !Crowd skews toward long-term residents, so it is not a tourist resort

What our guides say about Leo's Campground

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 smaller, scrappier alternative to Boyd's, also on Stock Island near Key West. Leo's has been around for decades and operates with less polish but more personality. The sites are small, the facilities are basic, and the crowd skews toward long-term residents mixed with seasonal travelers.

Leo's works if Boyd's is full and you need a Key West base. Don't expect resort amenities — expect a place to park, plug in, and walk to the restaurants on Stock Island, which have become a culinary destination in their own right.

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Our verdict

Book Leo's if you need a full-hookup spot next to Key West, Boyd's is full, and you can live with small sites and basic facilities. Skip it if you want resort amenities or run a rig over 35 feet.

Leo's Campground: frequently asked questions

Does Leo's Campground have full hookups?

Yes. Our guide lists full hookups with 30/50-amp electric across its roughly 80 sites.

How much does Leo's Campground cost per night?

Expect roughly $75 to $140 per night depending on season. Rates change, so confirm when you call to book.

What is the max RV length at Leo's Campground?

The listed maximum is 35 feet. Sites are small, so larger rigs should consider Boyd's or another Key West-area park.

How far is Leo's Campground from Key West?

It sits on Stock Island at about mile marker 5, immediately adjacent to Key West. Our guide describes it as a Key West base rather than a destination in itself.

Do you need reservations at Leo's Campground?

Phone booking is preferred. Winter in the Keys fills far in advance, so call early rather than expecting a walk-in site.

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