Pine Island, Florida Cabins

Pine Island Florida was host to the notorious explorer Ponce De Leon. He never completed his quest to find the Fountain of Youth; however, he did find a beautiful group of Islands inhabited by the friendly Caloosa Indians. The unspoiled natural beauty still shows evidence of the indigenous people's lifestyle. An area steeped in history and world-class fishing, Pine Island is the perfect place for a cabin getaway.

  1. Jug Creek Cottages

    • World Class Fishing

      Ideal for the avid fisherman, Jug Creek Cabins are at the north end of Pine Island in the village of Bokeelia. Access to the boat ramp and canal is available for a quick ride to the hottest fishing spots in Pine Island Sound. For the paddling enthusiast, Great Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail is just out your front door. The cabins accommodate up to six people with kitchenettes and air conditioning provided. There is a full-service marina, two restaurants and a fishing pier within walking distance.

      Jug Creek Cabins
      8135/8145 Main St.
      Bokeelia, FL 33922
      239-283-0015
      tropicstarcruises.com

    Bokeelia Boat Ramp & Cottages

    • Boating

      For an incredible shelling experience, Bokeelia Boat Ramp and Cottages is located on a canal with direct access to Shell Cut, Charlotte Harbor, Jug Creek and Pine Island Sound. Full kitchens are equipped with pots, pans, coffee maker and eating utensils. A bath with shower and a screened porch provide a relaxing vacation experience.

      Bokeelia Boat Ramp and Cottages
      7290 Barancas Ave.
      Bokeelia, FL 33922
      239-283-0015
      tropicstarcruises.com

    Cayo Costa State Park Cabins

    • Shelling

      Accessible only by boat, Cayo Costa State Park offers rustic one-room cabins. The beach is only steps away for a relaxing vacation without the frills. Each cabin has three bunk beds to accommodate up to six people. There is no electricity or water provided in the cabins. Cooking is done on outdoor grills. Restrooms with cold water showers are available in the park. Visitors must bring all food and drinks with them to the island park. Getting to the park is fun and easy on the Tropic Star of Pine Island ferry, which departs from Pineland in the center of Pine Island. Reservations are required for the ferry. Contact Tropic Star Cruises for ferry reservations and schedules.

      Tropic Star Cruises
      Pineland Marina
      13921 Waterfront Drive
      Pineland, FL 33945
      239-283-0015
      tropicstarcruises.com

      Cayo Costa State Park Cabins
      Reserve America
      800-326-3521

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