Welcome to Cedar Key, Florida

The island village of Cedar Key off the west-central coast of Florida is joined by a causeway and three bridges across four miles of shallow salt marsh. Home to clammers and fishermen, its picturesque charm draws artists, tourists, writers, showbirds and nature lovers. It is Florida’s second oldest settlement and the end point of naturalist John Muir’s thousand mile walk to the Gulf.

Cedar Key, which still looks like a frontier town in places, has developed a reputation for its artisan shops and seafood restaurants along Dock Street. Commercial fishermen farm clams, which have become a culinary icon.

Doing online reservations will  not assign you to a specific site, however; you must phone the office to get the site number. If you are scheduling and/or will be arriving after 5:00 p.m. est, please let the office know so that your paperwork and site assignment will be left for you.

All RV’s must be in good repair. We do not offer camping for Tents or Pop-up trailers.

Pets are limited to cats and dogs. No dangerous breeds are accepted, nor are mixes of dangerous breeds.  List of Dangerous breeds below, additional breeds may not be listed but not allowed as well.

• Pit Bull Terriers
• Staffordshire Terriers
• Rottweilers
• German Shepherds
• Presa Canarios
• Chows Chows
• Doberman Pinschers
• Akitas
• Wolf-hybrids
• Mastiffs
• Cane Corsos
• Alaskan Malamutes
• Siberian Huskies