Set between the crystal-clear Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, Sugarloaf Key is a true beachfront resort. You’ll find amenities and activities designed to please everyone in the family.

Ever-appealing Key West lies just 14 miles south. Hop on the site's own shuttle to this lively and historic town.

Walk the narrow streets showcasing local architecture, breezy wooden houses with lush tropical gardens, once home to pirates, treasure hunters, sailors and novelists like Ernest Hemingway, or sample the funky cafes and bar watching street performers and artists come to life as the sunset celebrations begin.

Sugarloaf Key-Key West - Keycamp offers the following facilities.

1 Outdoor swimming pool
Sun Loungers available
Sun Terrace
Sauna
Jacuzzi

Playgrounds
There is a playground

Sports
Basketball
Volleyball

Water Activities
Kayaking

Fishing
Snapper and grouper
Permit required

Specialist Activities
Water activities - trampoline and bouncing inflatables in the water off the beach

Toilets and Showers available on site

Launderette available on site

There is a club and / or bar available on the site

There is a restaurant on the site

There is a childrens play area on site

Outdoor Swimming Pool on site

Fishing is available on the site or nearby

Water sports are available on the site or nearby

This site near a beach

There is a shop on site to buy food and other essentials

Some facilities remain closed in low season, please check at the time of booking if there is an activity or facility which is key for your holiday. 

Address
Sugarloaf Key-Key West - Keycamp Sugarloaf Key Florida USA	Telephone: Fax: Website
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Airports
Orlando International Airport: 375km.
Orlando Sanford Airport: 396km.
Miami International Airport: 144km.
Tampa International Airport: 415km.
Key West International Airport: 16km.

 

Local Area

Set between the crystal-clear Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, Sugarloaf Key / Key West KOA is a true beachfront resort where you can take ecotours, sunset cruises in the Gulf, and local fishing straight from the campsite. Ever-appealing Key West lies just 14 miles south. Hop on the campground’s shuttle to this funky and historic end of the road, dubbed “the Conch Republic.” Walk the narrow streets showcasing Conch architecture, breezy wood houses with lush tropical gardens, once home to pirates, treasure hunters, sailors, novelists like Hemingway and songwriters like Buffett. End the day with a sunset at Mallory Pier and admire the street performers and entertainers as the sun sets over the Gulf of Mexico.

The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Take an educational tour of the house where Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote his novel A Farewell to Arms. Many of the museum's 60-plus cats are said to be descendents of Hemingway's six-toed cat; accordingly, about half of the felines have extra toes. Learn about the legends and facts surrounding one of America's most prolific authors.


Heritage House Museum & Robert Frost Cottage
Experience true island hospitality during a visit to this splendid Caribbean Colonial House. Original furnishings, rare antiques, and unusual sea faring artifacts are among the treasures collected by seven generations of a notable Key West family. The leisurely tour ends in a romantic flowering garden where the Robert Frost cottage is located and recordings of his poetry can be heard.


Little White House
Former President Harry Truman's home, now a museum. Visit the most historical site in South Florida, the functioning White House of the United States, a fascinating & personal glimpse of the most important man of his time.


Audubon House & Tropical Centre
Although he did not have a home in Florida, John James Audubon spent time here. He captured the birds and wildlife of Florida through his realistic art. He is famous as an American naturalist, ornithologist and artist. The National Audubon Society was founded in his honour.Audubon House wasn't built until after the famous painter visited in the early 1800s, but has a nice collection of antiquities and historical anecdotes, plus simply fabulous gardens.


Key West Cemetery
the Key West Cemetery is one of the more enjoyable cemeteries in the country: tombstone epitaphs include 'I told you I was sick' and 'At least I know where he is sleeping tonight'.


Southernmost Point
The most famous photo-opportunity in town is at the corner of South and Whitehead Sts, a marker at the southernmost point of the continental United States that notes the distance to old Cold War rival Cuba. There are also souvenir stands and the occasional street performer.


Wreckers Museums
These museums commemorate 'wreckers', not to be confused with pirates. These government-licensed workers salvaged cargo from sinking or sunken ships.


The Chicken Store
The most famous Chicken Store in the world and home of the wild Key West chickens


Marathon
Marathon is a 10-mile-long island city at the midpoint of the Florida Keys island chain. Locals call their home "The heart of the Keys" for geographic reasons, but also to reflect the old-Keys lifestyle they enjoy among the spectacular fishing, diving, snorkeling and sailing.

Local Information & Businesses

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USA mobile 1 bedroom

Sleeps 3, max adults 2
Our one bedroom mobile offers a very similar style internally to that of our European mobile homes and are more 'trailer' style on the outside. The accommodation comprises a large living space, comfortable double bedroom and small child's bed.

Inventory: Fridge with freezing compartment, cutlery, crockery, frying pan, saucepan, cutting board, tin opener, corkscrew, kitchen knives, mirror, broom, dustpan/brush, bin, air-conditioning unit, TV and barbecue - charcoal or gas with utensils.


USA mobile 2 bedroom

Sleeps 4, max adults 2
Our two bedroom mobile offers a very similar style internally to that of our European mobile homes and are more 'trailer' style on the outside. The accommodation comprises a large living space, comfortable double bedroom and bunk bed room for two children.

Inventory: Fridge with freezing compartment, cutlery, crockery, frying pan, saucepan, cutting board, tin opener, corkscrew, kitchen knives, mirror, broom, dustpan/brush, bin, air-conditioning unit and barbecue - charcoal or gas with utensils.
Fridge with freezing compartment, cutlery, crockery, frying pan, saucepan, cutting board, tin opener, corkscrew, kitchen knives, mirror, broom, dustpan/brush, bin, air-conditioning unit and barbecue - charcoal or gas with utensils.

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