Encore Sunshine Key

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About Campground

**Sunshine Key RV Resort and Marina** is a unique resort with adjoining marina that offers the RV adventurer unprecedented access to a tropical island environment. Our Encore RV resort is located on the 75-acre island of Ohio Key, near Big Pine Key in the lower Florida Keys. It provides the perfect gateway for ocean activities, or just relaxing at the water's edge. There is great fishing right from this beautiful **RV resort in Florida Keys**. Located onsite is Keys Boat Tours, a Blue Star Operator who rents out kayaks, stand up paddle boards, and bikes, as well as offers fishing charters and snorkeling tours that take off from Sunshine Key RV Resort. Blue Star is a program that recognizes operators who "are committed to promoting responsible and sustainable diving, snorkeling, and fishing practices to reduce the impact of these activities in the Florida Keys." For nearby ventures off the island, Bahia Honda State Park and its award-winning beach is only a mile away from our **RV resort in Florida Keys**. The sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico are as warm as our hospitality, so set sail and head to **Sunshine Key RV Resort and Marina** for your next Florida vacation!* *Any boat over 18 feet in length must have a slip reservation prior to arriving on the property. Contact the Marina at (305) 780-7086. Any boat without a prior reservation may be subjected to being turned away. RV resort in Florida Keys: the perfect gateway for ocean activities Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Sunshine Key RV Resort & Marina. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience. Due to the the current COVID-19 pandemic, some activities may be limited.

Directions

Go South on Hwy. 1 to Mile Marker 39, Sunshine Key is on the right after the 7 Mile Bridge.

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Features

Big Rig Friendly
Driveway Back-In
Driveway Pull Through
Electric Hookups
Firewood
Market
Picnic Table
Reservable
Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Showers
Toilets
Trash
Water Hookups

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ADA Access
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Fires Allowed
Mobile Service
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Jeffrey Swett

8 months ago
3/5

It is a nice RV park, but I disagree with the "NO DOGS ON THE BEACH" policy. That's extreme. They just changed this rule and I know a lot of folks who pay good money to stay here will not be happy. Dogs should be allowed on the beach as long as they are on a leash! What's next, no children on the beach because they're too noisy? No umbrellas on the beach because they can fly away in the wind? UPDATE: No sign on the beach regarding dogs, so people are bringing them anyway. Come on down!

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Robert Shanahan

9 months ago
5/5

Another phenomenal stay at Sunshine. As always the staff was tremendously helpful. Nick and Tim are a riot and make you feel right at home. Amanda has a wealth of information from local restaurants to the best places to conk hunt. Sunshine keeps getting better with the investment in their people as well as their park.

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Lindsay Stoll

9 months ago
3/5

My recent stay at Sunshine Key Resort was unfortunately not the serene retreat I had hoped (and paid) for, and it's with reservations that I share my experience. There were several notable drawbacks that significantly impacted the overall tranquility and relaxation promised by the resort.

The most glaring issue was the persistent noise, particularly from early morning chores performed by resort workers. Instead of waking up to the soothing sounds of nature, guests were greeted with disruptive clamor, hindering any chance of a peaceful start to the day.

The dog park, advertised as a secure space for our canine companions, proved to be anything but. Kids frequently used it as their personal playground, leaving dogs and their owners feeling uneasy about entering. This not only diminished the enjoyment of pet owners but also raised concerns about the safety and comfort of the animals.

Adding to the disappointment was the misrepresentation of the separate dog walk area, which was promoted as a safe and lush space for leisurely strolls with our pets. Contrary to expectations, it was a meager one-foot strip of grass along the camp's fence and main road. This misrepresentation was not only disappointing but also misleading, leaving dog owners without the promised safe and enjoyable environment for their pets.

Another notable issue was the restriction on pet pens, preventing us from creating a safe and comfortable space for our dog outside the RV. This limitation resulted in our furry companion spending nearly two weeks confined within the vehicle, significantly impacting both his well-being and our ability to explore the resort together. This policy, in contrast to the observed activities of other guests, seemed unnecessarily restrictive and raised questions about the consistency of rules enforcement.

Adding to the perplexity was the observation of guests hanging a dead deer from their fifth wheel. Not only did this create an unusual and disconcerting sight, but the fact that they proceeded to clean and cook the deer right there in the resort seemed out of place. This activity, more akin to a hunting lodge than a vacation resort, left me puzzled and concerned about the overall ambiance and appropriateness of activities within the confines of the resort.

The beach, touted as a relaxation haven, was marred by its unfortunate proximity to the highway. The absence of a privacy screen meant that attempting to relax by the beach was out of the question, with semi-trucks, motorcycles, and other motorists speeding by at all hours. This compromised the peaceful atmosphere and made it challenging to enjoy the natural surroundings.

The lack of observed quiet hours further impacted the overall experience. From the morning chores to the loud music and boisterous children in the evening, the resort failed to maintain a calm ambiance, making relaxation elusive for those seeking a tranquil escape.

Trash disposal also proved inconvenient, with sparse dumpsters spaced far apart. Efficient waste management is vital for a clean and enjoyable environment, and addressing this issue would contribute significantly to a more positive guest experience.

In conclusion, while Sunshine Key Resort may appeal to a certain demographic, particularly families with energetic children, it falls short as a destination for those seeking relaxation. The noise concerns, misrepresentation of amenities, and lack of observed quiet hours need to be addressed for the resort to fulfill its promise of a tranquil and enjoyable retreat. Consider alternatives if serenity is a top priority for your vacation.

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Victoria Moberg

8 months ago
5/5

Tim is such an asset! Tim made me feel so welcomed and shared some great tips to maximize my stay at sunshine keys! The entire staff at sunshine keys are amazing, always waving etc

Sharon was so kind and helped us understand our thousand trails membership and the way to make the most out of it! So thankful for Sharon and Warren!

The resort is beautiful, water front, easily accessible with a Rv and the sites are perfectly sized for a water front resort!

We will gladly come back to sunshine keys!!

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