The picture says it all. Spent 6 hours in the car, should have just gone to south beach. more
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The picture says it all. Spent 6 hours in the car, should have just gone to south beach. more
We camped overnight (Sat June 27 - Sun June 28, 2009) We had to book our campsite well ahead of time, so plan in advance. This is definitely a State Park - not commercialized at all, and not much for the kids, besides the beach. (No playgrounds, pools, etc...If you're looking for that stuff, look to one of the privately... more
Its ok but thats it. The Keys are not known for their beaches but i believe that this is the best. There are plenty of facilities such as a shop, toilets and hire centre at the main beach. And a great view towards the old railway bridge. The other beach is much quieter so we based ourselves here for a... more
There is a small entry fee at the state parks in the keys. $2.50 for the first 2 adults .50 each additional person. When all parking places are full they shut the parks to new visitors until some one leaves. Your payment receipt gets you back in IF there is room. There are 3 beaches, each has a bathhouse &... more
Located at mile marker 37 this is an easy drive from Key West. Bahia Honda is one of the most gorgeous beaches I have ever seen and I have seen my share of beautiful beaches. It is great for couples as it is is romantic and you can find romote areas but also terrific for families as parts are very... more
Camped in the Sandspur for two nights and it was so amazing. Okay so the raccoons stole all our meat and sodas but the scenery is unbeatable. Rangers were great. Water and beach so nice. Watched sunset from old bridge while shark and tarpon spotting. Not many young people in camping sites... And wish there could be fires. Those recycle... more
About thirty miles north of Key West is a very quiet and pristine natural beach. A section of bridge from Flagler's original railroad still stands to the south. It is pristine which does mean there is seaweed on the beach but not a whole lot in the water. If you get tired of the crowds in Key West and need... more
Been here a few times and it's best to avoid public holiday and weekends if possible, as it's very popular. The beach itself is ok, but what makes this place so special is the sea. You can walk out 20 or 30 yards and the water will be barely above your knees. It's crystal clear, soft under foot, warm and... more
Simply beautiful. Rent a kayak and paddle around to see some of the fish. Great snorkeling spot. more
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