Bluewater Key Luxury RV Resort

Beautifully appointed lots, all with private tiki huts. Great dog park and pool.

White sand beaches, palm trees, and tiki huts on the lots... what more could you ask for from a Florida RV resort???

This is a fabulous RV park. It's expensive, but gorgeous. Our site had its own outdoor palapa, table & chairs, outdoor kitchen, and dock. We really needed about 8 more people with us to take advantage of all the fun to be had in this site. :)

Booked. stay for 5 nights and loved it so much we extended our stay to 10. Stayed on 3 different sites. All were wonderful. Each site is unique. Most have Tiki huts and outdoor kitchens. Most are located waterfront. Great central area for pet walking/picnicing. Nice pool and shower house/laundry area. Pristeen grounds and great friendly staff. Only 16 miles from Key West. Cant say enough good about this place!! Each site is privately owned and available for rental when not in use.

I echo the comments of the other reviewers. This beautiful Park is clearly concerned with creating a top-drawer experience in every respect, which made the poor wi-fi reception at our site all the more disappointing. However, this was the only blemish in an otherwise first-class experience. The attitude of the staff is best exemplified by the fact that a staff member will escort you to your site with a golf cart and direct you until you are properly parked. We had an issue that arose while there through no fault of management and they could not have been more caring and attentive.

If you’re feeling fancy and want to stay with the big boys this is your place! Located up from Boyd’s at mile marker 14 is the Bluewater Key RV resort which shouldn’t be missed. Each lot is privately owned and rented out to RV owners like you and I. We found out while there that the RV resort is presently run, by 2 different groups (which can be a little confusing when checking in). We did discovered some notable angst between the 2 groups after talking to a few owners. Apparently it boils down to how they view running the grounds and treating renters. So you have folks with multi-million dollar RVs, 6-figure lots with $4500/year HOA dues, having some issues – definitely First World Problems! Upon our departure, the 2 factions were still in litigation to resolve the matter but that didn’t keep us from having a good time and enjoying our stay.

Note: This rate before December 19th. Rate triples during peak season.

I would hate for anyone else to experience what we did so I feel it necessary to put it out there. We booked this trip in February this year. We paid in full. We were told the rates weren't set for 2016 yet and we might owe more. I said ok. I wait through March April May June and hear nothing about their possible new rates. I call the office 12 days before arrival and ask if we would owe anymore. She looked at my reservation and said no, you are all paid up. We drive 900 miles here and after the rv is set up she hands us a bill. The first numbers would have us owing here $450, but since we had a difficult trip she knocked us down to $183. I explained that when I signed up I was told the rates "might" go up and when no one contacted me in months after we paid I called and was told that I didn't owe anything else. She made us move to a cheaper lot. The ridiculous part about this is no one ever rented the lot she made us move out of. We will never stay here again. This is a money hungry resort. We have stayed in 30+ rv resorts around the us and have never had anyone do this before.

This place was above and beyond the nicest and most expensive park we have ever had the pleasure to camp. I can't add enough adjectives to truly do this place justice. We stayed in sight 14 on the canal side, the office recommended this sight when we called, and looking around it is the nicest side that is currently available. There are lots of sights and they are all individuality owned, so every sight is private and different. The people who own are sight as well as the staff went above and beyond to make this a unique and special place. Keep in mind we are staying here two months after hurricane Irma, but you wouldn't know it. Coming down the middle key it looked like a war zone, littered with piles of debris, blown out trailers, cars, boats, rvs, cars, even a couple of relocated houses, we wondered if this place would be a disaster. Looks like they had minimal damage. Some of the sights lost there docks and are having the palm fronds replaced on there tiki huts. The foliage was thinned out a bit, but they have done a wonderful job cleaning it up. Our sight has, a tiki hut with cable tv, five seating areas, one under the hut, a bar, Adirondack chairs, dock side, a high top table. There are two grills, charcoal and gal, and a outside kitchen. The sight also come with two kayaks that we took down the canal out into the bay. We have stayed at over a 100 camp grounds on our around the country adventure and this place is like no other. Poo - kay The bathrooms are at the pool and along way off, and I think they might only be for the pool. They want you to use the trailer, well most people here don't have trailers, more like million dollar motor coaches, but we don't go there, if you know what I mean.

We loved this resort! The staff were very friendly, and they really seemed to take pride in the community. We will definitely be seeking out another trip there. Next time, we'll splurge for a Platinum site, though. They are over the top nice. This was hands down, the most relaxed vacation I have ever had.

As with any camping experience, though... Those you are surrounded by can sometimes bring a bad vibe. Nonetheless, this is not the fault of the RV resort.

Owners and staff very helpful. We were VERY new with our Airstream they helped us get backed in and set up.

The atmosphere, safety and proximity to Key West are a bonus.

We will return-