Camping

There's only one campground in the National Park, fortunately it's a good one.

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Camping Details

There's only one campground in Virgin Islands National Park and that's Cinnamon Bay Campground. Cinnamon Bay has three types of accommodations: cottages, tents, and bare sites. Cottages are 15-foot by 15-foot screened-in rooms with four twin beds and killer views. Each of the 40 cottages has electric lights and electrical outlets, a fan, a picnic table, a gas stove and charcoal grill, an ice chest and water storage, cooking and eating utensils, and fresh linens (changed twice per week). Cottages range from $81 to $163 per night. There are 63 sites for tents, including both tent sites and bare sites. Tent sites include large, canvass-walled structures on elevated wooden platforms, mosquito nets, cots, linens, a picnic table, a gas stove and charcoal grill, a lantern, an ice chest and water container, and a storage locker. Tent sites range from $67 to $93 per night. Bare sites are the most rustic accommodations at the campground. They provide the basics: a clean, level spot to pitch a tent, a picnic table and a charcoal grill; you bring the tent, the linens, the cooking utensils, cooler, and everything else. Prices are a flat $37 per night. You can reserve your tent, bare site, or cottage by calling Cinnamon Bay Campsite at 800-539-9598.

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