Key West is the end of US 1 and the southernmost city in the continental United States. RV parks are limited on the island itself, but there are campgrounds and RV parks on Stock Island and up through the Lower Keys. Bahia Honda State Park, around mile marker 37, has a campground with some of the best beaches in the Keys. Big Pine Key is home to the National Key Deer Refuge.
Where we work
RV parks on Stock Island and in the Lower Keys. Bahia Honda State Park. Big Pine Key, Summerland Key, Cudjoe Key and Sugarloaf Key. US 1 from the Seven Mile Bridge to Key West.
What we see here
The end of the road. Key West is a long way from anywhere. For non-urgent work, we may schedule your visit when we have other calls in the Keys, and we will tell you plainly.
Salt, heat and humidity, as hard on batteries as Florida gets.
Tight sites. Lower Keys campsites can be cramped. We bring what we need and work carefully.

RVing at the end of the road
Key West is mile marker 0 on US 1, about 160 miles from Miami. RV sites on Key West itself are limited, so many RVers stay on Stock Island or in the Lower Keys and drive in. Bahia Honda State Park, at about mile marker 37, has a campground many travelers use as a base.
Why battery trouble matters more here
Key West is a long way from anywhere else. A dead chassis battery means a long tow if you can't get it replaced on site. The heat, sun and salt air shorten battery life. And streets in Old Town are tight, so tell us where you are parked and how much room there is.
Plan ahead for the drive home
If your batteries struggled on the way down, get them tested before you leave Key West. The drive back to the mainland has few big-rig stops. See RV battery testing.
Nearby
Marathon up the Keys. See the Florida Keys page and our Overseas Highway guide.
Key West on the map
Map of Key West and nearby city pages
Outline: the State of Florida, our whole service area. Pins mark places with their own page, not offices. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; state boundary from U.S. Census Bureau data.

