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Plan Around Elliott Key Campground
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Elliott Key Campground Details
Park visitors are welcome to camp at Biscayne National Park, including on Elliott Key, the park's largest island. Elliott Key has both forested and waterside camping areas, both of which have grills and picnic tables to use. The island also has restrooms with cold-water showers and sinks; drinking water is sometimes available, but you should still plan to bring your own in case the water system isn't functioning. Camping in Biscayne National Park requires a $25 fee for each overnight stay, and reservations are not accepted. However, if you want to camp in the group campsite on Elliott Key, the per-night fee is $30 and reservations are available (call 786-335-3609). All camping and docking fees are waived May 1-Sept. 30.
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Elliott Key
Pioneers once made their homes on Elliott Key, Biscayne National Park's largest island.
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Elliott Key Boulevard
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Adams Key
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Mandalay Shipwreck
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