Fiesta Key RV Resort and Marina

We went to check out the rv park. Its a gravel parking lot. Very stark. They have a pool, the restaurant is closed. The spaces are adequate for your rig and a table next to it. Its just not very nice looking. Almost every place is called a resort in the keys. That is very misleading. Ive stayed at resorts with multiple restaurants, bars, golf courses etc. I have not seen any rv park in the keys so far that could be considered a resort. $17,000.00 for Jan. Feb. and Mar. Is a bit pretentious to stay in a lot. It may be alot better than other places in the keys but its not what you might expect as a resort.

First impression was beyond exceptional! We are relatively new at RV parking, but Hope and Ryan helped us back into our site. Seems like sites are pretty close, but neighbors are friendly and we can hardly complain with the ocean breezes and seeing the moon reflection on the water. More later, as we have family coming to stay in one of the on-site rentals.

We have camped with our class A RV at Fiesta Key several times. Always a great spot. The staff is lovely. Every night there is a fun gathering to watch the sunset. It is the perfect location in the keys. As we were leaving this past visit another camper accidentally hit our RV an caused the driver-side mirror to come off. Without us even asking Brian, Eric and Brad jumped in to help us get the mirror back on so we could safely drive home. True gentlemen!

Jordan, in the office was wonderfully helpful for first time visitors to the Keys. Melissa and Jessica, who do the art activities were really great. There's a Market on premises every Monday morning with meats, seafood, fruit and veggies, even fresh chips and salsa. The pool and beach areas were lovely, even if you cannot go into the Gulf there (sea wall) and they are planning on reopening the restaurant. Our only "negative" comment is that the spaces can be very narrow and a little on the short side... But it's the Keys and space is at a premium in Winter. Hardest part is getting someone to answer the office phones.

We have stayed at better and we have stayed at worse. We prefer paved or concreted sites and these are gravel. Appears to have lots of permanent residents. Sites are very close together with not much privacy. It was fine for a few nights but I wouldn't want to stay there for a long period, but that is just me. However, from watching people it appears that folks were enjoying themselves and enjoying the pickle bar courts and being on the water.