04-30-2022, 05:02 PM
This info is atleast 10 years old so..... We were working travel assignments in the medical field and typically 6 months at a minimum and most places a year plus.
Avalon Campground in Clearwater/St Pete was very nice with lots of nice people and quiet. LOTS of Canadians for some reason.
Key Largo Kampground and Marina. VERY tight spaces with lots of weekenders including teenage tent campers and lots of mosquitos. But you are within walking distance of THE KMart and Publix grocery store. We were there in the height of summer and didn't meet any of the other campers.
Souther Comfort in Homestead. The park was OK. Met quite a few other campers there. Lots of them had motorcycles as well and there were lots of get togethers. The area left a little to be desired and the local 'utes were often seen skulking around. Had a couple of clunker bicycles stolen while there. Spaces to fit most any size rig and they had a large field for storage as well.
Campers Cove in Key Largo is a very small Mom n Pop park with tight spaces and not much room for your Tow'd. Not much in the way of amenities (basic showers, laundry), BUT we stayed there for over 3 YEARS!!!! Most people there were snowbirds and kept their lots year 'round. Very strong community atmosphere and everyone helped each other. They have a small marina with great rates for the residents and some of the best sunsets around. We still miss it all these years later and long to go back.
Avalon Campground in Clearwater/St Pete was very nice with lots of nice people and quiet. LOTS of Canadians for some reason.
Key Largo Kampground and Marina. VERY tight spaces with lots of weekenders including teenage tent campers and lots of mosquitos. But you are within walking distance of THE KMart and Publix grocery store. We were there in the height of summer and didn't meet any of the other campers.
Souther Comfort in Homestead. The park was OK. Met quite a few other campers there. Lots of them had motorcycles as well and there were lots of get togethers. The area left a little to be desired and the local 'utes were often seen skulking around. Had a couple of clunker bicycles stolen while there. Spaces to fit most any size rig and they had a large field for storage as well.
Campers Cove in Key Largo is a very small Mom n Pop park with tight spaces and not much room for your Tow'd. Not much in the way of amenities (basic showers, laundry), BUT we stayed there for over 3 YEARS!!!! Most people there were snowbirds and kept their lots year 'round. Very strong community atmosphere and everyone helped each other. They have a small marina with great rates for the residents and some of the best sunsets around. We still miss it all these years later and long to go back.