We only stayed a couple days passing through. We tried to use the pool but because owners are allowed to reserve pool chairs for as many hours s as they want by putting a rolled up towel on them, there were no chairs available. After determining that the chairs had been unoccupied all morning (we asked multiple people who had already been there for couple hours), we placed the towels together on a single chair. An hour later we were treated to a cussing tirade from the owners of the towels. I calmly told him to take it up with management several times. He and his wife returned (still cussing at me) with the office staff member who decided we should let them have the chairs for that day. We immediately vacated the chairs and informed the staff member that we would be writing a review for the place. That immediately got the staff member agitated and proceeded to follow us out of the pool area. Never did I imagine that management would be okay with the owners treating renters that way. If they don’t want campers they they shouldn’t advertise as an RV park.

This is a cute well priced place. It is clean. BUT: we stayed for two nights so that we could see the area and Key West. After coming back at 8pm from Key West for the day, our hammocks and tent were gone from the site. We called security and they called the manager. At first they blamed us that we were supposed to check out that day. I showed them the receipt. Then I was told I had camped in the wrong spot. I showed them picture taken during and after our setup that clearly showed tent site 3 which was assigned. They could not explain why our tent was missing but they had the hammocks (the $150 each) in their office. I had to sleep in the car for the night. When I went to check out the next morning and asked if I could talk about a possible refund for the one night (not both), I was yelled at by the person in the office and to leave and not say another word. I tried to explain that our tent was stolen and was cut off and yelled at again "don't say another word to me, get out of my office, get out of here". She continued yelling at me as I told her to have a good day and left the property. All I wanted was a conversation, I only got 3 sentences out and received the nastiest customer service ever in my life. I am waiting to hear back from Key Largo Chamber of Commerce and BBB with my complaints to them.

Overall, I really enjoyed our time at Key Largo Kampground. We camped for 5 nights with 2 adults and 4 children. There was a heated pool, a small playground, basketball hoop, etc. You are able to check-out sports equipment. The beaches feed into shallow sea grass, with upside down jelly fish. Not great for swimming, but good for launching paddle boards or kayaks and exploring mangrove forests. Overall people were friendly, both staff, owners, and other guests. Some of the spaces were a little run-down. The sink for washing dishes is hard to find and dingy.

We were slightly disappointed by the size and arrangement of the tent site. We were in site 22, one of the "Large" sites. The shaded, pea-stoned, rectangle, fenced-in lot is for site 22 AND 22A, and makes for a tight squeeze and no privacy. We had 2 tents, an 8-person and a 6-person, and just barely fit everything (including large SUV) on our side of the lot. Though when compared to other tent sites, this one is large. The other tent sites were VERY SMALL and had even less privacy.

That being said, if you manage your expectations, I think this is a cute, nice, affordable place to stay while visiting the Keys. Kids had a good time running around, checking out basketballs, swimming in pool, etc. We went on night walks and would hang out on the beach - you can shine flashlights into the water and see crabs and shrimp.