Sugarloaf Key / Key West KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• Wi-Fi ($)
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open Year-Round)
• Hot Tub / Sauna
• Snack Bar ($)
• Propane ($)
• Fishing
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion
• Bike Rentals ($)
• Tour Shuttle ($)

• Banana Bike Rentals (available with charge)
• City Bus service available outside of park
• Floating Water Trampoline
• Interactive Dog Park

• Boat Rentals (available with charge)
• Families
• Full Service Marina
• Marina

Check out our activities when you arrive! Here at the Sugarloaf KOA, our recreation team has discovered the cure for spring fever: planning summer camping getaways! It's actually part of our job to create a fun experience for our campers - a task we don't take lightly. When you arrive, check out the bulletin board in the recreation outpost/office for our KOA activities.

KOA Campfire Time When the sun goes down, campfire time begins. Gather around the fire pit and get acquainted with your fellow campers. Campfire time promises all the classics: toasting marshmallows, eating s'mores, belting out camp tunes during sing-a-longs. We've even been known to swap a scary story or two! (in season)

Interactive Dog Park At KOA, we strive to offer something for every member of your family. Which is why we're pleased to announce our new interactive dog park! Lose the leash and let your dog run wild across manicured lawns, free within our fenced play land designed exclusively for canines.

Conch Tour Train - Key West See the "best of Key West" which is just a few minutes drive south of Sugarloaf Key, aboard the Conch Train. This little tour has been pleasing passengers since 1958. Some of the sights it highlights are Mallory Square, the Harry S. Truman Little White House, Schooner Western Union and more. The 90-minute tour departs several times daily and is available for charter. For information or to purchase tickets online, visit Conch Train.

Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary The underwater adventure at Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary is only a short boat ride away from the campground. The sanctuary contains more than five miles of well-developed coral.

National Key Deer Refuge on Big Pine Key Come face-to-face with these unusual two-feet-high animals.