Rent a travel trailer or a motorhome from its owner and have it brought down US-1 to the site you booked. A trailer runs about $110 a night and a Class A about $385. Nearly every host who can reach the Keys offers delivery, for a fee they set.
Key Largo has the most choice. Key West has the least, at a lower typical rate. Get your campsite first, then pick the RV.
Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.
Almost every RV for the Keys is kept on the mainland, in Miami and Homestead. Each host sets how far they will drive it. So the question that decides your choice is simple: which key are you staying on?
Key Largo and the Upper Keys
81 RVs
whose host delivers this far. Typical night $165.
RV rentals in Key Largo
Marathon and the Middle Keys
75 RVs
whose host delivers this far. Typical night $165.
RV rentals in Marathon
Key West
43 RVs
whose host delivers this far. Typical night $124.
RV rentals in Key West
Typical nights are the median Outdoorsy day rate on October 8, 2026, before delivery, tax and the campsite. Day rates ran $68 to $1,500.
Picking up yourself instead? The drive-yourself counters sit around Homestead and Florida City, the last stop before the Keys, and most owners are further north in Miami. And if you want it brought to you, the delivery guide has what hosts charge and which campgrounds say yes. Driving down yourself? Here is what the Overseas Highway and the Seven Mile Bridge ask of an RV.
A travel trailer is the Keys favourite. It is the cheapest class and the most common one hosts bring down, and once it is parked you drive your own car to the beach. A motorhome costs more and has to stay at the campground anyway, because Key West keeps big RVs off its streets.
38 listed, $110 a night in the middle
The cheapest class and the most listed, 38 in all. The host delivers it, so you keep your car for Key West.
1 listed, $160 a night in the middle
A single listing to choose from, sleeping 10. Book it early or plan for a travel trailer.
2 listed, $210 a night in the middle
Only 2 listings serve the Keys, and neither host delivers as far as Bahia Honda or Key West. Check the Class B page too.
3 listed, $243 a night in the middle
3 listed. The only drivable class with a unit short enough to park on a Key West street.
20 listed, $256 a night in the middle
The family motorhome, 20 listed. You drive it down, then it stays on the site: none is short enough for a Key West street.
17 listed, $385 a night in the middle
The most room and the highest price, 17 listed. Best delivered to one site and left there.
Three state parks take RVs: Pennekamp in Key Largo, Curry Hammock in Marathon and Bahia Honda on Big Pine Key. Private parks run from Key Largo to Stock Island. Every night in an RV here is a night on a paid site, so start with one of these.
Upper Keys
What decides it here
42 sites with full hookups, and two official figures for how long an RV can be: the park page says most sites take 40 ft, the reservation system lists 62.
102601 Overseas Highway, Key Largo
Middle Keys
What decides it here
The easiest state park in the Keys for a big rig: 70 ft maximum, 28 gravel sites with 50 amp and water, and a dump station. The catch is the 14-night cap and the three nights out after it, which a delivered trailer cannot do on its own.
56200 Overseas Highway, Marathon
Lower Keys
What decides it here
Three loops, three different answers. Buttonwood takes large RVs, Sandspur stops at 23 ft hitch to bumper, and Bayside sits behind a bridge with 6 ft 8 in of clearance.
36850 Overseas Highway, Big Pine Key
Middle Keys
What decides it here
Long Key takes no RVs. Its campground is hike-in tent sites with no hookups, so an RV booked for Long Key has nowhere to park.
67400 Overseas Highway, Long Key
Middle Keys
What decides it here
Jolly Roger is the only campground in the Keys that says it works with companies that deliver and set up rented RVs. Grassy Key turns away anyone arriving after 4:30 p.m.
Marathon and Grassy Key, Overseas Highway
Key WestMile markers 5 to 14
What decides it here
Three parks, three different catches. Boyd's takes 45 ft only in select sites and sets a four-night minimum over Fantasy Fest and the holidays. Leo's stops at 42 ft counting bumpers and bike racks. Bluewater turns away late arrivals and bans driving the RV once you're in.
Stock Island, Key West, Geiger Key and Big Coppitt
Within 50 miles of Marathon, which takes in Key Largo to Key West and none of the mainland, Outdoorsy had 2 RVs listed. Widen the circle to 100 miles and there are 144, nearly all in Miami and Homestead. 81 of them have a host whose delivery range reaches Key Largo. Only 43 reach Key West.
Then the campground has its say. Bahia Honda's Sandspur loop takes rigs up to 23 feet, hitch to bumper. Of the 71 RVs that can be delivered there, 11 are that short. Florida residents can book a state park site 11 months out and everyone else 10, so visitors from out of state start a month behind.
RV owners
You would be one of very few. Nearly every RV a Keys visitor can rent is driven down from the mainland. See what your class earns a night before you decide.
State park sites open 11 months ahead for Florida residents and 10 for everyone else. Private parks set their own windows. The site is the hard part, so it comes first.
Pick an RV whose host delivers to your key and that is short enough for your loop. Check the arrival cutoff at the campground too.
Booking, payment and the rules are between you and the owner on Outdoorsy. Nearly every host that reaches the Keys delivers, each setting their own fee, so agree the campground, site number and arrival time in the same conversation.
The host walks you through the rig. Roadside assistance on an eligible Outdoorsy booking comes from Outdoorsy's protection, not from the owner and not from here.
Every RV here has a host whose delivery range reaches the Keys. Pick your key and you see the ones that will actually come that far.
Pennekamp, Curry Hammock, Bahia Honda and the Key West parks each publish different limits and arrival rules. They came off the campgrounds' own pages.
Most campgrounds say nothing about delivered rentals. Where a park or a host publishes nothing, this site says so and tells you who to call.
Ben Kiser has held ownership in RV rental locations across the United States, including on the Gulf coast, and reviews these pages as an operator.
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