Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge

Had poor experience w lady at front desk on two separate occasions. Other than that place is clean and even has a swimming pool. Very rude front desk lady tho.

Was visiting the keys, and decided to stop by (01÷21÷16 @ 11 am) several camp grounds to get prices for my next visit. Desk clerk was extremely rude, as though she did not want to waste her time with future customer. Will not be back. I will not spend my money at a place that is disrespectful to its cutomers. Like my Mother always said; DON’T BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU!

Lovely place to spend a week. We usually get a site by the water, which is a nice because it’s quiet, the wind keeps things cooler at night. There isn’t a more affordable place in the keys, and if you stay 7 days or longer, they knock 10% off the rate for the week. Which is nice, since the state tax for accommodations is 12%.
They have rustic sites, powered camp sites, RV sites, as well as rooms and trailers for rent too. You can check out their rates online at

Tourist beware: don’t forget to bring bug spray, because the no-​see-​ums are a terror if you’re not protected, and if you’re a northerner — don’t use anything less than SPF 85. Don’t worry, you’ll still get a fabulous tan!
They have free wifi on site, and a resort store — that’s really affordable. They also let you charge items to your site, so you can pay for everything at the end of your stay. The Winn-​Dixie is only about 5 minutes away, and there is plenty of access to liquor stores, beer distributors and ice. Just remember when you’re travelling the island by car, be sure to stay below the speed limit — the key deer are not only adorable, but also endangered. It’s important to remember not to feed them, and you’d be even more bummed out if you hit one with your car. You might even go to jail!
Please, please, please, PLEASE… DON’T FEED THE KEY DEER!

Wonderful place to camp! Got a site on the water. Great price. The bath house and showers look brand new. Staff is friendly. The connivence store has everything from wine to camping gear. Free wifi, is always great. Heated rooftop pool, playground, hiking trails, rec room with pool table, ping pong, and charging stations. Can’t bring your pets because of the key deer, but they are super friendly. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to camp with or with out a boat, kids or even an RV!

The best way to describe this place is a «hidden treasure». Since there are few pictures online, I wasn’t sure what to expect. The premise is right on the water with a variety of lodging options, including hotel rooms, RV space, and even good old fashion camping! We chose the hotel room. The rooms are very clean and well decorated. We booked a regular room without kitchen and it still had a small sink, coffee pot, microwave, moderate sized fridge, and even some bowels, coffee mugs, and utensils. Best part by far was waking out our back door to a large covered patio with a picnic table overlooking the marina and beautiful Big Pine Key. Also only a short drive to other keys like Key West and plenty of near by restaraunts.
Only down side are the beds. I found them very hard and uncomfortable.
Otherwise… AWESOME quaint place to stay! Highly recommended!

Great place.