Key West has a two-sided reputation. On one hand, it’s known for the casual, laid-back tie-dyed lifestyle popular with more eclectic lifestyles. On the other hand, it’s an upscale vacation playground for wealthy travelers who don’t want to stray from U.S. borders. Somewhere in the middle, you’ll find the folks who stay at the remaining handful of campgrounds in and near Key West. If you think camping is for you, here’s your guide to staying in the Southernmost City with your RV or tent. LEO’S CAMPGROUND & RV PARK Leo’s Campground is one of two campgrounds on Stock Island, which is as close as you’ll get to Key West staying in a tent or RV. Their tent spots are pleasant, situated around a lake and some have electricity for an extra charge. Showers are nearby tent spots. RVs get the full treatment, which includes sewer, water, cable TV, and much more. There’s a BBQ area for RVers and shower/laundry facilities as well. GEIGER KEY MARINA Tent, motorhome & trailer sites. Hot showers. On the water, Atlantic side. They have a restaurant that is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner: Geiger Key Smokehouse & Tiki Bar. The convenience items, there’s a […]
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