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Fun Fact, they are called the Dry Tortugas because there is no natural freshwater on the islands, outside of rain.
If you aren't familiar with the park - it is 4 hour ferry from FL proper over ocean.  It is a small historical fort with a white sand beach and can't accomodate people except a small, limited amount of campers and tourists. >

I went camping on this park once, and the ranger gave us instructions on what to do if any migrants showed up while we were there. It was weird to think that that might be something we would have to consider. He told us that we should not be worried, as they are usually happy to have arrived on US soil, but also usually very hungry and thirsty. No migrants came, so we never had to worry. 
I'd definitely recommend camping out there. It is one of the coolest places I have ever stayed. >

Dry Tortugas in Spanish means Secas Turtles 🐢