Thanks for the info. Are the three bedrooms all the same size or is there a master bedroom?

They are all basically the same size. Think military housing turned into a townhouse. You have three bedrooms and a bath upstairs and the kitchen, dining and living room with a half bath downstarirs. They are our choice of lodging unless there is something like Fantasy Fest where we want to be near Old Town.

Please ignore my ignorance, but is Trumbo Point available to the general public to rent? If so, where can one find more info on this? Seems like many gated areas around there, Is this all Naval housing? Is there more info on the housing etc for NAS ? Any ability to ''tour'' these other islands? Many questions I know, but have always been a bit intrigued by the gated community areas. Any related info or links would be great!

MWR housing is for active and retired military. In Key West they also allow retired or active DOD civilians.

"Please ignore my ignorance, but is Trumbo Point available to the general public to rent? If so, where can one find more info on this? Seems like many gated areas around there, Is this all Naval housing? Is there more info on the housing etc for NAS ? Any ability to ''tour'' these other islands? Many questions I know, but have always been a bit intrigued by the gated community areas. Any related info or links would be great!"

All I know is that I am active duty mlitary and I can rent a 3 bedroom townhouse for $100!!!! I am taking people with me that are not military, but they must have a pass to get on and off the "gated" area. So if you are not military, but know of someone who is , make sure you take them with you. I can rent out the townhouse up to six months in advance. Retired active duty and DOD civilians can also rent the townhomes. Not much info on-line about it though. The phone # for MWR in Key West is 305-293-5000/5001. I am sure they could answer all your questions.

I've seen the trailers and housing at Trumbo point and Boca Chica. They are quite nice if a bit basic (think BOQ) but you definitely can't beat the price.

They are only available to active duty and retired military, and it is a great benefit to those who have served our country. A friend of mine stayed at Trumbo Point recently and liked the accommodations.

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have stayed at TP tiwce and enjoyed. Allthe bedrooms are the same. The bathrooms need updated, but OK. Very clean, kitchen had adequate supplies for a simple meal. Small exchange within walking distance for odds and ends and alcohol. We loved the screen porch for morning coffee. Price cannot be beat. Did not use the pool, it was nearby also. Did have a car, which we drove part way into town and parked. Also did shopping at the comissary and exchange so a car was necessary to do that. Enjoy

Did anyone stay at the trailers at Trumbo point? If so what are they like? We are going down next week.