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$1 - $6/night
Booking
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Sites
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Season
Year-round
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No Service
Pets
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Price
$1 - $6/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
No Service
Pets
No Pets
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3109 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale FL 33304
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Learn more about alerts →Organized youth groups, scout troops, or adult group campers who want a real coastal ecosystem without driving far from the city. The pedestrian tunnel to the beach and the hammock trails make this genuinely useful for leaders who need structured, contained overnight options at $
Solo campers, couples, or anyone with an RV, the park only takes organized groups, has no hookups, and the large pavilions plus some restrooms are closed through at least late 2025 for construction.
Context for the broader area surrounding Cayo Costa State Park Campground, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
The 69 mile long Folsom South Canal originates at Nimbus Dam on the American River in Sacramento County and extends southward, paralleling and to the east of State Highway 99 through San Joaquin County. Canal bikeway is open year round, and can be accessed at many locations. Call for details.
Nimbus Dam on the American River in Sacramento County and extends southward, paralleling and to the east of State Highway 99 through San Joaquin County.
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Plan your island escape between late fall and spring (October through May) when cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and lighter mosquito activity make exploring pure pleasure. Summer months bring intense heat, thick humidity, and the Atlantic hurricane season (June–November), which can mean sudden closures and challenging conditions—save this adventure for the cooler months when Cayo Costa shows its best side.
Winter offers cooler temps, lower humidity, lighter insects and excellent exploring conditions.
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Central restrooms, cold-water showers, picnic tables, charcoal grills, trash receptacles, a ranger station near the dock, and a small historic camp store/concession when operating. Many services are minimal or intermittent; electricity is not available in the cabins.
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