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Biscayne National Park Students examine a shark jaw and compare it to an identification key.
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Biscayne National Park
Where to Stay

There are no hotels, motels, lodges or cabins inside Biscayne National Park. The nearest lodging to the park's Dante Fascell Visitor Center is located in Homestead or Florida City.

There are two campgrounds in the park. They are accessible by boat only. From November to May, visitors may make arrangements with the park's concessioner for transportation to the Elliott Key campground; there is a fee for this service. Visit our camping page for details.

There are no overnight RV sites in the park.

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The Jones family on the porch of their Porgy Key home.

Did You Know?
Israel Lafayette Jones purchased land on Porgy Key, at the southern end of Biscayne National Park, in 1898. He, his wife Mozelle and their sons Arthur and Lancelot carved out a life for themselves by farming pineapples and key limes, eventually owning most of the land surrounding Jones Lagoon.
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Last Updated: July 31, 2006 at 14:20 MST