Biscayne National Park
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The Sand Keys, Florida State Coral Reef, and Adams Key are at Biscayne National Park. The schooner Mandalay shipwreck draws RVers to the park. RV camping isn’t available at Biscayne, but you can stay nearby. To ensure your safety, it's best to visit from November to May, when you can avoid heavy rainfall, tropical storms, and hurricanes. Remember that summertime is Florida's tourist season, and the national park can fill up quickly, so plan your visit accordingly.
The maximum RV size at the park is 40 feet, and RV parking at Biscayne National Park is available in the main parking lot near the park’s entrance at the Dante Fascell Visitor Center, which is open daily, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. However, visitors are encouraged to carpool or use rideshare services as parking is limited. Visitors need a special use permit for weddings, special assemblies, athletic events, or memorial services. Most of the park is accessible by boat only and may require advanced reservations for boat tours. However, you can visit the hiking trails on the mainland. Looking for RV rentals near Biscayne National Park? The closest Florida cities where you can rent a trailer, motorhome or other RV include Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Homestead.
- Spring 64-79 F
- Summer 79-85 F
- Fall 74-79 F
- Winter 62-68 F
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- Biscayne National Park Admission Fee: $0
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Biscayne National Park Hiking Trails
RVing to Biscayne National Park opens up a world of adventure with its six scenic hiking trails. Picture yourself on the Jetty Trail, an easy 0.8-mile walk that takes about 14 minutes on average — perfect for a quick and refreshing escape. Then there's the charming Boca Chita Trail, a 0.7-mile path that offers a delightful 12-minute stroll.
For those craving a bit more of a challenge, the Black Creek Canal stretches 1.7 miles and typically takes around 29 minutes, while the Adams Key Loop provides a 1-mile trek that you can enjoy in about 17 minutes. If you're up for a longer hike, the Elliot Key Interpretive Loop is a 1.1-mile trail that averages 19 minutes, leading you through fascinating landscapes. And for the ultimate adventure, take on the Spite Highway Trail to Hidden Beach, a 5.4-mile journey that lasts about an hour and 33 minutes.
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Things to do Outside Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park has a plentiful selection of attractions, including C. B. Smith Park. The water park offers two 50-foot waterslides and a lazy river. You can also park your RV, visit Convoy Point at the national park, and see Mangrove cuckoos during the summer. Here are a few other places to visit during your trip.
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RV Resorts & Campsites near Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park only has primitive campgrounds accessible by boat, so RV camping isn’t possible. However, there are plenty of RV parks and campgrounds near Biscayne National Park. The best time to book your reservations is from November to the end of May. The average daily rate for RV camping is $100.
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How to get to Biscayne National Park
The Miami International Airport is closest to Biscayne National Park. If you're driving to Biscayne National Park from Miami, take FL-874 South and merge onto the Ronald Reagan Turnpike. Take Exit 6 toward SW 137th Avenue toward Speedway Blvd. Take the ramp to Air Reserve Base/Job Corps Ctr. Turn left onto SW 137th Avenue/Tallahassee Road. Turn left onto SW 328th/North Canal Drive. Turn left to remain on SW 328th Street, and follow until you reach the park’s entrance, which is just before the Homestead Bayfront Marina.
Frequently Asked Questions
Since much of Biscayne National Park is water, access to a lot of the park requires a boat. There are islands to visit, and Boca Chita, Elliott, and Adams Keys have wheelchair-accessible restrooms. Boca Chita Key also has sidewalks in some areas, but much of the island is grassy or rocky. On the mainland, the Dante Fascell Visitor Center is accessible. Audiovisual programs are closed-captioned.
Pets are allowed in certain areas at Biscayne National Park. Pets can go on the grounds at Convoy Point and to Elliott Key. They are not allowed at Bolsa Chita Key, including on boats, or at the visitor center. Pets must be leashed and can't be left unattended.
Top things to do at Biscayne National Park include walking the Convoy Point Jetty Trail, visiting Boca Chita Key, checking out the Dante Fascall Visitor Center, and snorkeling or scuba diving at a number of places in the park.
There are two campgrounds at Biscayne National Park. Both are only accessible by boat and there are no services available on either island. There are several RV campgrounds in areas just outside the park.
The best time to visit Biscayne National Park is in winter or spring. The months of November through May are ideal because they avoid hurricane season and the more severe rainy months.