Around The Park

Take a look around Kings Kamp

Day Passes and Boat Launch

Need to Launch your boat? Use the beach and shower facilities without staying at our park?  Please contact us about day passes. Subject to availability.

 Boat Launch and trailer storage $40 a day*

Amenities use per person: $25 a day*

 *sales tax is applicable

We are located only 200 yards from the Cross Keys Waterway which is also known as Adams Waterway which connects Florida Bay to John Pennekamp State Park and the Atlantic Ocean.

We have protected docking facilities on the Bay with immediate access to the ocean through the Waterway.

The marina at Kings Kamp has a boat ramp on the premises for easy access and offers dockage on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Please inquire in advance for rates and availability.

There are numerous dive boat charters within one quarter mile from our location that offer half day, full day and night dive trips, for both snorkeling and S.C.U.B.A. diving, to the John Pennekamp Coral Reef Park which contains the only living coral reef in the United States.

Our natural beach area is perfect for swimming, kayaking, and lounging.

American crocodiles are a shy and reclusive species. They live in coastal areas throughout the Caribbean, and occur at the northern end of their range in south Florida. They live in brackish or saltwater areas, and can be found in ponds, coves, and creeks in mangrove swamps and can be found in the Florida Keys. Learn more here: American Crocodile

Beach and Marina

We are located only 200 yards from the Cross Keys Waterway which is also known as Adams Waterway which connects Florida Bay to John Pennekamp State Park and the Atlantic Ocean.

We have protected docking facilities on the Bay with immediate access to the ocean through the Waterway.

The marina at Kings Kamp has a boat ramp on the premises for easy access and offers dockage on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Please inquire in advance for rates and availability.

There are numerous dive boat charters within one quarter mile from our location that offer half day, full day and night dive trips, for both snorkeling and S.C.U.B.A. diving, to the John Pennekamp Coral Reef Park which contains the only living coral reef in the United States.

Our natural beach area is perfect for swimming, kayaking, and lounging.

American crocodiles are a shy and reclusive species. They live in coastal areas throughout the Caribbean, and occur at the northern end of their range in south Florida. They live in brackish or saltwater areas, and can be found in ponds, coves, and creeks in mangrove swamps and can be found in the Florida Keys. Learn more here: American Crocodile

What does paradise look like?

The answer must lie within the perspective of the viewer. For me, being of simple tastes and expectations, paradise can appear quite often, the trick is, to recognize it. I came across a scene that hinted of paradise while sitting on bench gazing upon Blackwater Sound, Key Largo, Florida.

The bench, with weathered yellow paint, sat at the edge of the water as tiny waves, more like ripples, lapped up gently on the white sand near my feet. The mesmerizing, repetitious sound had a calming effect on my stressed nerves. Just off shore, a white sail boat floated peacefully at anchor. To my right, two piers, one made of wood, the other concrete, soil and palm trees reached into the blue waters. At the far end of each, benches rested under thatched canopies. Along the piers, moored boats rocked and bobbed with the rhythm of the water. A gentle, salty sea breeze came in off the water, bending the branches of the palm trees to and fro as if waving a welcome. The breeze, not cold, not hot, not harsh, but just right, brushed lightly across my face. The birds seemed to appreciate the breeze, seagulls soared high overhead, a pelican made a long glide just above the water before settling down while other feathered creatures chatted in the trees.

Far beyond the piers the dark blue waters of the sound spread out and met the light blue sky. On the horizon floated a single line of puffy clouds, like someone had taken a can of whip cream and made one pass along the distant sky. The clouds, with white tops and gray bottoms just hung there, motionless. All the while sitting on the bench, tiny ripples in the water spilled out on the beach with their soothing effect. As I sat there taking in the experience, the harmony of scenery, birds and weather, a man approached with two small dogs and saw what I did. “It doesn’t get any better than that,” he said. My thoughts exactly…

Jonathan B  |  New York, 2014

Mile Marker 103.5, Bayside  |  103620 Overseas Highway Key Largo, FL 33037  | 305 451 0010

 By Boat LAT 25.140125,  LONG -80.403376

Kings Kamp

King's Kamp

Mile Marker 103.5, Bayside
103620 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037

P  305 451 0010
F  305 451 0525
keylargo@kingskamp.com

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