camping is your only choice if you plan to overnight within Dry Tortugas National Park. The only place where it's legal to set up camp here is on Garden Key, the main island where Fort Jefferson ...

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Though reservations book up quickly, Dry Tortugas does offer ten campsites on Garden Key for adventurous souls who want to bed down among the sand and surf. Stargazers will be rewarded ...

Another main attraction here is historic Fort Jefferson, located on 14-acre Garden Key, the second-largest island in the Dry Tortugas. Since its original construction in the 1800s as a masonry ...

If getting in the water isn’t your idea of a fun time, consider spending your time visiting Garden Key. As the second largest island in the Dry Tortugas, Garden Key has had the most human ...

Water, about 25 meters deep or about 82 feet, surrounds Dry Tortugas and because of its isolation it ranks as the clearest in the Florida Keys chain. The primary island, Garden Key, is home to ...

A group of men sit by a brick wall at Fort Jefferson on Garden Key within the Dry Tortugas National Park, with laundry hung to dry behind them. The National Park Service closed the Tortugas Sunday ...

It's made up of seven small islands. Terreplain near the lighthouse at Fort Jefferson on Garden Key at Dry Tortugas National Park, 70 miles west of Key West, Fla. National Park Service The closure ...

Video released by the Dry Tortugas National Park shows underwater excavations, which began in August 2022, during a survey of the Fort Jefferson Post Cemetery near Garden Key. Records indicate ...