Flamingo Eco-Tent Campgrounds

stayed at 20 furthest away but overlooking the campground entrance... you can call prior and req tent #...2 towels no washcloth. open canvas right next to each other so you hear everything... check out at 10a so rush to get stuff out and get to paid for breakfast that promptly stops at 10a and a 5 to 10 min drive away... jan. stay shower in am, water in 70s cool not cold.. hotel 370 to +400 night so best choice considering wind and botom of country. mahogany trail best.. biking around flamingo great. only place to eat at campground metal picnic tables by bathroom in wind..no food in tent rule..carts are helpful..

We went there in winter and it was raining all day. Can you believe it? There was no blanket in the tent. We asked for one blanket but they told us there were none left. We actually saw some in another empty tent and asked if we could use them. They refused! Maybe it was because we were an Asian couple, as mentioned in other comments? We’ve been to many glamping places. This one was definitely the worst!

For camping - this is a nice and easy way of going about it. You have a queen size bed, blankets (I would add a proper one for winter season though - I had to sleep in my hoody one night) and good amenities with hot shower. The view in the morning was spectacular, night time noises and the lack of light pollution was awesome.|But still it did not feel as comfertable as glamping could be for some reason. Maybe it was the other guests who were still listening to music, or the box fans that were turned on and sounded like motorboats in the bay. Or the fact that your tent could be quite far from the amenities so that you need to limit your drinking late in the evening :)|But definitely worth the money!

As my first camping experience, it was awesome. The night sky was breathtaking and it was nice to just get away for a couple of days from the hustle and bustle of the city.

This is the perfect location for star gazing. It's so dark at night and there's not much light noise. The tents are affordable and the glamping works. All my photos were taken at night, and I really liked the lighted, and elevated walkways that use minimal light. No TV's but my hot spot allowed me to watch YouTube videos.

The restrooms and the shower was more than disgusting. It was very cold outside and no proper blanket! Never ever again! Don‘t go there in winter!

I’ve lived in Florida most of my life and never experienced or visited the Everglades so I decided to give it a try in an Eco tent at the Flamingo Campground. The tents are pretty cool, ours had amazing views of the bay and privacy. The positives would be location, the bed was fairly comfortable, the room had the essentials and it was mosquito proof (for the most part). The negatives would be the trek to the bathhouse (which is in need of updating), lack of privacy (we heard the neighbor go in/out his tent numerous times through the night) and the constant zippering/rolling of doors and windows. If you decide to give it a try, here are some things that would make the stay better. Cool weather bring a blanket (we brought a heated one). A power strip with extension was extremely helpful as there’s only outlet. An extra light (the one in the room is dim) and a wagon made transporting our stuff from the parking lot to the tent much easier. They do provide a few wheel barrows but they must be returned after use. We ate at the Flamingo restaurant for 2 meals and would say overall it’s above average for the price.