The campground is to your left, between you and the Atlantic Ocean. All 60 sites run perpendicular to the ocean. Each campsite has its own oceanfront footage. Between each campsite is a vegetation buffer. And as the park's buffer restoration project continues, the buffers will become even thicker than they are today, which is adequately thick for site privacy.
Larger trees appear as the campsites run westerly.
Sites 1 through 10 have shorter vegetation. By the time you get to campsite 20, the tropical forest is in full glory. Thankfully, the wooded buffer across from the campground shields some of the auto noise of U.S. 1. And the ocean views from your tent, from your picnic table, while you cook or read a magazine they are what you imagine as you dream of those warm sunny days and breezy Keys nights. Listen to the waves lap against the shoreline.