Coconut Cay RV Resort & Marina

Overview

A boutique RV base in Marathon, Coconut Cay RV Resort & Marina keeps things small and easy: just 25 sites on a narrow cay with a private sunset beach on the Gulf, a pool, and a compact marina. It opened in April 2020 and sits midway between Key Largo and Key West, so day‑tripping up and down the Overseas Highway is straightforward.

RV Sites & Layout

• 25 pull‑in sites with full hookups (electric, water, sewer), designed with a “1‑neighbor only” layout for added privacy.
• Utilities include 30/50 amp service; on‑site Wi‑Fi, a bathhouse with showers, laundry, a pet walk/track, and security cameras.
• Space is limited compared with the big RV resorts, but that’s the appeal—quiet and tidy, with sunset steps away.

Marina, Beach & Toys

• Marina basin with labeled transient and live‑aboard slips, plus on‑site boat rentals (think pontoon or center‑console) so you can get on the water without leaving the property.
• The west end of the cay is your sandy perch for golden‑hour views; bring a chair and wander down for the nightly show.
• Guests report complimentary bikes and kayaks—handy for quick rides to nearby shops or a mellow paddle. Ask at check‑in.

Nature & Wildlife

Marathon fronts mangroves and seagrass flats with offshore coral‑reef habitats. Around the marina and channels you’ll often spot pelicans, herons, egrets, and ospreys; lucky guests have seen manatees or dolphins cruising by. If you boat, follow local speed zones and sanctuary rules to protect wildlife and seagrass.

Location Highlights

From this central Keys base you’re close to Sombrero Beach, Bahia Honda State Park, the Seven Mile Bridge, and Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters. The park sits just off US‑1 and near Marathon’s small airport—you may notice occasional small‑plane activity by day, but nights are generally quiet.

Best Time to Visit

December–April is peak season in the Keys—reserve well ahead because 25 sites go fast. For photography and vibes, plan to be on the beach in late afternoon; the light gets warm, winds ease, and the Gulf usually calms down for sunset.