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We loved our stay in this little campground and would say it’s probably one of our top 10 overall!

We stayed to do both the hikes which are accessible from the campground, work and enjoy the views.

The first loop you come to has the larger sites. We walked through the second (lower) loop and sites are only big enough for a van or car. Sites are unlevel and on old pavement so we couldn’t dig down to level. We had to berm up a little ramp since we didn’t even have enough levelers. The first loop had a few sites that would accommodate a small trailer. I’m glad we had our van as there would definitely not been anywhere for our 30’ trailer. The largest trailer we saw was probably about 24’.

Each site has a shade structure, picnic table, fire pit and grill which were is good condition. Most sites even had a garbage bin in them. Plenty of pit toilets scattered throughout.

Verizon was the most reliable at about 10 down/5 up unboosted consistently. AT&T and T-Mobile not reliable enough to work from. Sometimes they had fair signal (4 down/2up) but would often have no signal at all.

We were on our way to Key West in November and happened to snag a cancelled reservation at Bahia Honda. Unless you plan your vacations 11 months ahead of time, getting a cancelled reservation is likely the only way you'll get a spot here during the busy winter months but it's worth a little site stalking!

We were in site 8 which was right across from the waterfront campsites so we had a view but no direct water access. Our site was a 30' site and we did have to squeeze in with our 30' trailer so probably no little white lies on size here when making reservations. While we were here, the no-seeum's were pretty bad and kept us inside our RV at night although we did visit friends at the park later in the season (early Feb) and I didn't notice any then in the evening.

Although the park was filled to capacity, it is quiet and the sites feel private with plenty of neighbor blocking vegetation. There is water and electric at all the RV sites. There is a separate tent area in another area of the park which is right on the beautiful, clear water.

There are a couple different beach areas and the beauty of each really depends on the winds. Generally if one is windy, the other is not. Both are within waking distance from the campground area. There are also kayak rentals, a gift shop and snorkeling trips that leave from the park.

Don't miss the sunsets!

We pulled in here for one night on our way back out west. It worked in a pinch but I wouldn't stay here for any amount of time. For boondocking, it was pretty busy, too busy really. Even if you found a secluded spot, I wouldn't expect it to stay that way. ATT boosted worked well. Be aware for those with pups, there are small cactus that are well camouflaged. And for humans and pets alike, crazy amounts of cowpies. I've camped on free range land before but these cows must be eating laxatives!

We were on our way to Key West in November and happened to snag a cancelled reservation at Bahia Honda. Unless you plan your vacations 11 months ahead of time, getting a cancelled reservation is likely the only way you'll get a spot here during the busy winter months but it's worth a little site stalking!

We were in site 8 which was right across from the waterfront campsites so we had a view but no direct water access. Our site was a 30' site and we did have to squeeze in with our 30' trailer so probably no little white lies on size here when making reservations. While we were here, the no-seeum's were pretty bad and kept us inside our RV at night although we did visit friends at the park later in the season (early Feb) and I didn't notice any then in the evening.

Although the park was filled to capacity, it is quiet and the sites feel private with plenty of neighbor blocking vegetation. There is water and electric at all the RV sites. There is a separate tent area in another area of the park which is right on the beautiful, clear water.

There are a couple different beach areas and the beauty of each really depends on the winds. Generally if one is windy, the other is not. Both are within waking distance from the campground area. There are also kayak rentals, a gift shop and snorkeling trips that leave from the park.

Don't miss the sunsets!

We loved our stay in this little campground and would say it’s probably one of our top 10 overall!

We stayed to do both the hikes which are accessible from the campground, work and enjoy the views.

The first loop you come to has the larger sites. We walked through the second (lower) loop and sites are only big enough for a van or car. Sites are unlevel and on old pavement so we couldn’t dig down to level. We had to berm up a little ramp since we didn’t even have enough levelers. The first loop had a few sites that would accommodate a small trailer. I’m glad we had our van as there would definitely not been anywhere for our 30’ trailer. The largest trailer we saw was probably about 24’.

Each site has a shade structure, picnic table, fire pit and grill which were is good condition. Most sites even had a garbage bin in them. Plenty of pit toilets scattered throughout.

Verizon was the most reliable at about 10 down/5 up unboosted consistently. AT&T and T-Mobile not reliable enough to work from. Sometimes they had fair signal (4 down/2up) but would often have no signal at all.

We pulled in here for one night on our way back out west. It worked in a pinch but I wouldn't stay here for any amount of time. For boondocking, it was pretty busy, too busy really. Even if you found a secluded spot, I wouldn't expect it to stay that way. ATT boosted worked well. Be aware for those with pups, there are small cactus that are well camouflaged. And for humans and pets alike, crazy amounts of cowpies. I've camped on free range land before but these cows must be eating laxatives!

We loved our stay in this little campground and would say it’s probably one of our top 10 overall!

We stayed to do both the hikes which are accessible from the campground, work and enjoy the views.

The first loop you come to has the larger sites. We walked through the second (lower) loop and sites are only big enough for a van or car. Sites are unlevel and on old pavement so we couldn’t dig down to level. We had to berm up a little ramp since we didn’t even have enough levelers. The first loop had a few sites that would accommodate a small trailer. I’m glad we had our van as there would definitely not been anywhere for our 30’ trailer. The largest trailer we saw was probably about 24’.

Each site has a shade structure, picnic table, fire pit and grill which were is good condition. Most sites even had a garbage bin in them. Plenty of pit toilets scattered throughout.

Verizon was the most reliable at about 10 down/5 up unboosted consistently. AT&T and T-Mobile not reliable enough to work from. Sometimes they had fair signal (4 down/2up) but would often have no signal at all.

We pulled in here for one night on our way back out west. It worked in a pinch but I wouldn't stay here for any amount of time. For boondocking, it was pretty busy, too busy really. Even if you found a secluded spot, I wouldn't expect it to stay that way. ATT boosted worked well. Be aware for those with pups, there are small cactus that are well camouflaged. And for humans and pets alike, crazy amounts of cowpies. I've camped on free range land before but these cows must be eating laxatives!

We loved our stay in this little campground and would say it’s probably one of our top 10 overall!

We stayed to do both the hikes which are accessible from the campground, work and enjoy the views.

The first loop you come to has the larger sites. We walked through the second (lower) loop and sites are only big enough for a van or car. Sites are unlevel and on old pavement so we couldn’t dig down to level. We had to berm up a little ramp since we didn’t even have enough levelers. The first loop had a few sites that would accommodate a small trailer. I’m glad we had our van as there would definitely not been anywhere for our 30’ trailer. The largest trailer we saw was probably about 24’.

Each site has a shade structure, picnic table, fire pit and grill which were is good condition. Most sites even had a garbage bin in them. Plenty of pit toilets scattered throughout.

Verizon was the most reliable at about 10 down/5 up unboosted consistently. AT&T and T-Mobile not reliable enough to work from. Sometimes they had fair signal (4 down/2up) but would often have no signal at all.

We were on our way to Key West in November and happened to snag a cancelled reservation at Bahia Honda. Unless you plan your vacations 11 months ahead of time, getting a cancelled reservation is likely the only way you'll get a spot here during the busy winter months but it's worth a little site stalking!

We were in site 8 which was right across from the waterfront campsites so we had a view but no direct water access. Our site was a 30' site and we did have to squeeze in with our 30' trailer so probably no little white lies on size here when making reservations. While we were here, the no-seeum's were pretty bad and kept us inside our RV at night although we did visit friends at the park later in the season (early Feb) and I didn't notice any then in the evening.

Although the park was filled to capacity, it is quiet and the sites feel private with plenty of neighbor blocking vegetation. There is water and electric at all the RV sites. There is a separate tent area in another area of the park which is right on the beautiful, clear water.

There are a couple different beach areas and the beauty of each really depends on the winds. Generally if one is windy, the other is not. Both are within waking distance from the campground area. There are also kayak rentals, a gift shop and snorkeling trips that leave from the park.

Don't miss the sunsets!