
Class A
- Length
- 35 ft long
- Height
- Height not published, ask the host
Sleeps 4
$260 a night, the host’s rate
Class A · Sleeps 11 · Kept near Miami, FL
How this class fares at Keys campgrounds: Class A RV rental in the Keys.
Reviewed by Ben Kiser, RV rental operator and fleet consultant.
The host’s day rate
$385 a night
Before Florida’s 6% tax and the host’s cleaning, mileage and delivery fees. Your dates and the total are on the listing.
Meet FR3, a spacious and modern Class A motorhome designed for families and larger groups who want to travel together comfortably. This coach features a unique bunkhouse floorplan with rear bunk beds alongside the master bedroom, allowing it to comfortably sleep up to 11 guests while still maintaining an open and comfortable living space. The interior layout is designed to feel modern and functional, with a large living area that gives everyone room to relax during the trip. The kitchen is well designed and positioned to make cooking easy while traveling, and the overall flow of the coach provides a comfortable environment for longer trips or group travel. Whether you are planning a Florida road trip, heading to a campground, or traveling with a large family, FR3 offers the space and flexibility needed to make the experience enjoyable for everyone on board. This bunkhouse layout makes FR3 an excellent choice for large families traveling with kids or groups who want separate sleeping spaces while still enjoying a shared living area.
Two questions decide it. Can the host get it to your key, and will your campground take it? Reach uses the host’s own range against a straight line from where it is kept. Outdoorsy does not say whether that range means road miles, and US-1 runs longer than the straight line.
47 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, inside the host's 250 mile range.
87 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, inside the host's 250 mile range.
124 miles in a straight line from where it is kept, inside the host's 250 mile range.
The host lists it at 34 ft. Here is that figure against what each campground publishes.
The loop has sharp turns. Buttonwood, the other RV loop, takes large rigs.
The park says a few sites take a little more, and the reservation system shows "Max trailer length 62". The site you are given is what has to fit.
Leo's counts bumpers and any bike or motorcycle rack. Ask the host whether the listed length includes them.
Boyd's, Stock Island: 45 ft in select sites
Only some sites take the longest rigs. Give Boyd's the length when you book the site.
Parking on a Key West street: 20 ft
City code keeps longer RVs off every street, occupied or not. It is a parking rule, so a longer RV stays at the campground while you go into town.
The deposit is not cover. On Outdoorsy your own auto policy pays first and the marketplace protection sits above it, so ask your insurer whether it reaches a rented motorhome: RV rental insurance in Florida.
How the host’s terms, the tax and the Keys rules fit togetherThe host’s rate covers the RV. The site, the tax and the drive are on top, and they are the same whichever listing you pick.
Sources: Florida State Parks fees and Monroe County tourist tax, read October 8, 2026; Card Sound Toll Authority, rates effective October 1, 2026. Delivery median from Outdoorsy listings on October 14, 2026.

Class A
Sleeps 4
$260 a night, the host’s rate

Class A
Sleeps 5
$299 a night, the host’s rate

Class A
Sleeps 6
$300 a night, the host’s rate
Campsites in the Keys go first. With the site held, check this host’s dates and send the request. The booking and the payment sit with the host on the marketplace.