Flamingo Campground

If the campground could do anything about the mosquitos, copious mud or excessive rainstorms, I would give them a 1. However they can’t and the staff were welcoming and facilities were kept up daily. Hot water I thought would be an issue but we were so sticky a cold shower was great. The vendor (flamingo) accommodated a change for us from RV generator site to tent site as we are small and the generator noise is strong. Would recommend bikes and or boats as the trails are short and muddy. Excellent boardwalks bring you to fascinating places. The place is crazy diverse. Lastly you probably only need a few days here unless you are planning a remote trip.

Absolutely the best to be with nature!!! Beautiful place to camp, the marina store has all your supplies and in the morning they have breakfast burritos also for sale 10$ but very well worth it! Bring the family , please respect nature and pick up after yourself so others can continue to enjoy.

We love it here. Super relax and well maintained. We stayed for one night and even with the bad weather we had a good time. All the staff are super friendly.

Some of the sheet had stains on it but the bed were comfortable. But I was expecting worse.

My only recommendation:

We stayed in the eco-tent which food is not allowed because will attract animal. Make sense. But our problem was the picnic area have no cover and we had really bad weather. We didn't know how we would going to eat.

Good thing we had sandwiches and didn't have to depend on the grills. So you either get in your car or risk getting fine for eating in the tent.

I would recommend the park to add covered area for days like this. Otherwise people will have to eat at the tent since there is no other options. Specially with kids.

We spent four nights here in mid November. I have camped up many national parks and this is the most expensive by far. They have a vendor in charge of rentals for the campground, lodge and activities. Campsites with electric are about $50 per night. In the T loop Campground the restroom was nice but there is no hot water and has not been for many years. Unless you have a boat or an access to the water, there’s not much to do at the campground. The camp store and marina Are about a 20 to 25 minute walk from the campground. The lodge just opened but the restaurant is not. Unfortunately they are charging a very high price to stay at the lodge which will leave out many potential visitors. The guy Bradley visitor center just reopened, and is very nice. The Everglades is a wonderful park. Take time to stop along the way and do each hike as you make your way down to flamingo from the main entrance.