We were staying about 1/2 mile down the road and wanted to take a couple mile walk. Our hotel…read moresuggested Long Key State Park. We started on the bike trail along the busy highway, then turned into the park. At the guard house, the nicest ranger asked us to come in while he waited on a car driving through. He was so pleasant and caring about having water, giving us directions, etc. I am so sorry I didn't get his name. if you are walking or cycling, it is $2.50 per person. We met another ranger who was maintaining the restroom down by the shore and he was friendly, too! Walking down, there are mangroves on each side. Then you see the shore. They have done such a great job carving out little areas for people to sit or eat, etc. We were very impressed with that. There was no litter and the restroom was also very clean. Highly recommend if you need a break going to or coming from Key West. It is also great if you are staying nearby.

This review is specifically about the PRICING policy for campgrounds in Florida State Parks…read more Camping in the Keys is a popular activity, and it's difficult to find availability. We were thrilled to find that Long Key had a site available for the March date that we needed. Our preference would have been for a site for a Class B RV, but we were willing to accept the only site available, a tent-only site. Our reservation for the site was quite expensive ($34.51) for a tent-only site in a public park, without hookups. The fees in Florida state parks really add up. The site itself was "only" $22.50, but there's also a non-refundable $6.70 reservation fee and an assortment of taxes that totaled $5.31. Unfortunately, due to wildfires near Homestead, FL, we needed to reschedule our trip into the Keys, which also involved cancelling our reservation at Long Key. Of our initial outlay of $34.51, our refund was only for $10 and some change. There was a $17-something cancellation fee, and the initial reservation fee was non-refundable. Of the $10+ returned, over $5 of this was the sales taxes.

It was our first stop while en route to KW. it easy to see why this would be a popular beach for…read morefamilies with small children or for people with pets. one of Islamorada's best attractions for the avid beachgoer. While the Florida Keys in general do not offer a large variety of sandy beaches, this little stretch located at Mile Marker 73.4 Oceanside offers a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the day, sunbathing We reached around 9:30 AM, and it was almost empty. With a few clouds in the sky, the place had a very serene and peaceful vibe. No crowds at all. In summer, the beach area is probably a bit wider, but during our visit, it was smaller. Still, that doesn't take away from enjoying this beautiful beach. Parking is right there, and there are restrooms nearby, which makes it very convenient.

What an amazing find!!! We got kicked out of another beach because of our dog.... So we decided to…read moredrive further past isla morada to get to Anne's beach. So pots a little complicated. It's not a full beach. More like you have to walk trough a bridge and every couple of sections there are small private beaches. So if you get there early you can get a good spot. The water is not the cleanest but it's very low tide. You can walk half a mile and still not be under water. My dog loved it!!! We spent most of the day here. The little private beach we chose even had a small deck area with shade. Best part of the whole vacation is seeing max have so much fun!! He literally slept the whole way back home after this

Perfect place for sunsets. Arrive early. It fills up quickly. Lots of people coming.read more

It was the best place to appreciate the sunset! Bring your picnic baste and enjoy the perfect spot.read more

We ventured here to fish with Brian from Satisfaction Charters, but the atmosphere was so cool we…read moreeasily could have spent the entire day exploring, enjoying great food, and relaxing with drinks. Definitely a spot worth visiting! But If you're looking to go fishing with a guide who truly knows what he's doing and where to go to make the trip worthwhile, Brian from Satisfaction Charters is your guy! He was incredibly personable, and we had a great time fishing and talking throughout the trip. If we're ever back in the area, we will definitely be booking with him again!

We loved Robbie's! Everyone there was friendly and it's a fun time to watch people feed the tarpon…read moreand do it yourself. There's a bunch of shops to look at, restaurants. It's a huge staple when visiting the keys! We ate at the tarpon restaurant and it was really good. Drinks were great, as well as food and vibes were great.

This is a nice stop to stretch your legs, walk to a small beach or go to the Islamorada Visitor's…read moreCenter. The person behind the counter of the Visitor's Center was extremely helpful on the best way to spend 1-2 hours in the area. Next to the beach, they were holding a yoga class with a lot of people in attendance. There is a playground and a swimming pool (not open in February). This is a nice park and would be especially fun for a family with kids.

Went here for the beach area and to walk around the park to get some exercise. Free admission with…read moreproof of stay in the area. Beach area is very nice with shady spots over by picnic tables with bbq grills. Lots of room to sunbathe and even have showers and a restroom by the beach. No alcohol or dogs allowed on beach. The park also has a small and large dog park if bringing your pet with you to the keys and want to let them run around. There is a pool as well but did not check into how much it would be for the day to go to the pool as our hotel had a pool. Pretty nice park to stop and see if staying in islamorada.

This historic park has a lot of great history here. I'd recommend reading about it on Wikipedia and…read moremany other websites. It's an island off the coast of Islamorada, FL. It was a fun trip from Robbies. We rented 5 kayaks to go out on the water. Most of the water was shallow until after you get past the bridge, the water will become deeper. They provide you a path to follow and a map to ensure that you stay away from the current. You have the option to go with a guide, but we went together and did just fine. It took us 35 minutes to get from Robbies to the Island via Kayak. When you arrive, they have an area that they recommend you to park your kayaks at. Now there are other locations but if you seen them, this is the best location to stop at for sure. The island is small and difficult to understand that there was a neighborhood here once upon a time in 1863, over 100 years ago. We were able to make it to the other side of the island. Members of our team decided to go swimming at the top of the surface to see what they seen under the water. One thing it was very hot on this day, so it worked our well. The island doesn't have lots to offer, but can be a good day to paddle out, explore, even take a lunch and relax until it's time to go back.

Indian Key State Historic Site is situated on an island, and configured to illustrate its history…read more  It's a fun and easy trip by kayak from Robbie's Kayak Shop.  Tip: When you're on the island you'll find well-marked signs that guide you on a walk around the points of interest.  You can even download an audio about the tour and play it on your phone. This is a nice way to spend an hour or so, and it makes coming here even more fun if you come by kayak :-)

We were driving around the area looking for a spot by the water to sit in the sunshine. Driving…read moredown US 1 we passed a sign that said Harry Harris park. Just a small road sign that you could easily miss unless you were paying attention. We turned around and followed the road back to the park, maybe 1/2 mile back off US1. The park has a attendant to pay for access, but no one was there so we were glad to save a bit of money. Parked the car and we went out to the beach and sat in the sun for a couple hours. Park has restrooms, picnic tables, grills, basketball hoops, playground area and a walkway to the water. Nice little park and was exactly what we were looking for. Saw several people stop and eat lunch and I'm sure they were as happy as we were to find this park. We were there on February 6, 2026.

A nice place to picnic, walk your dog, or just relax by the water. It was a bit run down, and the…read morenormal admission fee wasn't collected. The beach is small and the water protected, making it a fun place for children to play in the water. However, it's not ideal for swimming. Definitely worth the trip.

My daughter and i went out with Captain Brett and had an awesome experience. He took us through the…read morebeautiful Fl Everglades Park and fished the shore for some snapper. We then had an experience of a lifetime catching some very angry barracuda. We can't stop talking about it! I highly recommend Capt Brett for your next fishing trip!!

Everything in here is beautiful. Expensive but beautiful. Come see for yourself. I would come back…read moreand buy snorkeling gear. Everything is good quality. They even have a replica of The ship Pillar.