We offer three unique types of accommodations:
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Danish Schoolhouse Apartment
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3 Bungalows
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Tent Camping
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Built by a master shipwright from mostly wind-fallen local hardwoods, the Mount Victory Camp Eco-Lodge dwellings are "landships" that are more craft than carpentry , expressing the joy of wood and the beauty of nature.
-Five dwellings: accommodate 4-5 adults each
-Tent Camping also available: bring your own gear
Base Camp facilities for all guests:
-showers with hot water
-clean bathrooms
-the pavilion with fridge, gas stoves, sink, dishes and cookware, Wifi
-campfire area and picnic tables
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3 Bungalows Contact us today to reserve your bungalow! Designed for a family of four to live comfortably, meaning there's lots of room for a couple; each dwelling features: • natural and private setting • local tropical hardwood construction • canopy roof and screened-in sides to keep the bugs out and let the cool breeze flow through • natural wood frame beds and comfortable mattresses • fresh bed linens • efficiency kitchen with propane cooking stove, sink with running water, basic cooking and eating utensils, filtered drinking water, ice cooler • table and chairs • lots of natural wood countertops • wall outlets and electric lights • electric fan Handcrafted teak beds and comfortable mattresses with clean linens (weekly) are provided. Mahogany Bungalow 
“To fall asleep to the music of the tree frogs, to wake to the sound of heavy showers...the craftsmanship in the construction: beauty follows form follows function: is awesome. I am at peace, paradise is now!” Ellen & Lloyd Wells - Falmouth ME |
Teak Bungalow
Saman Bungalow
“The serenity, calmness and tranquility of the Saman bungalow brings to mind the Indonesian forest.” Josh - San Diego CA -Rates for Bungalows
High Season (December 15- April 30) : $90/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids) Low Season (May 1- December 14) : $70/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids) “Just the right mix of comfort and protection set amid the natural splendor that is the real St. Croix. A masterful complement of workmanship and sensitivity to nature’s own artistry!” David - St. Croix USVI |
Woodworking and Construction: More than 60 running feet of natural tropical hardwood slabs make up the counter tops. The supporting structures are made of local teak including the logs forming the four “prows” (which support a tensioned cable that holds the canopy roof).
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Schoolhouse Apartment
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Built in 1841, the Mount Victory schoolhouse ruins were part of the island's first school system. Built with tropical hardwoods, the apartment was designed to be comfortable for guests, but still maintain the natural feel of the weathering on the structure's exterior.
Built from the massive West Indian Almond and Mahogany, this dwelling is built into the ruins. A few steps outside the back door take you down to the home of our redfooted tortoises, which are considered to have first arrived on the island in the canoes of early migrators from South America.
The ruins are a great place to chill out and slow yourself down...to tortoise pace.
Built from the massive West Indian Almond and Mahogany, this dwelling is built into the ruins. A few steps outside the back door take you down to the home of our redfooted tortoises, which are considered to have first arrived on the island in the canoes of early migrators from South America.
The ruins are a great place to chill out and slow yourself down...to tortoise pace.
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The Schoolhouse Apartment features:
• natural and private setting • local tropical hardwood construction • galvanized roof and hardwood walls • one double bed and a single bed with the option of up to two additional cots. • fresh bed linens • efficiency kitchen with propane cooking stove, sink with running water, refrigerator, coffee maker, basic cooking and eating utensils, filtered drinking water • private bathroom with toilet, shower, and sink • sofa, table and chairs • outdoor table and chairs • natural wood counter tops • wall outlets and electric lights • two ceiling fans and one standing fan |
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-Rates for Schoolhouse Apartment
High Season (November 15- April 30) : $110/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)
Low Season (May 1- November 14) : $90/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)
Contact us today to reserve the apartment for your visit to St. Croix!
High Season (November 15- April 30) : $110/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)
Low Season (May 1- November 14) : $90/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)
Contact us today to reserve the apartment for your visit to St. Croix!
Tent Camping
There are plenty of tent sites available, both in the open air and in the coolness of the forest. Bring your own tent and gear. All campers have use of the pavilion, bathroom and public cooking facilities. Call or email us with the size of your group, for availability and prices for tent camping!
$30 for one tent with up to two adults and two kids
$5 for each additional child
$10 for each additional adult
There are plenty of tent sites available, both in the open air and in the coolness of the forest. Bring your own tent and gear. All campers have use of the pavilion, bathroom and public cooking facilities. Call or email us with the size of your group, for availability and prices for tent camping!
$30 for one tent with up to two adults and two kids
$5 for each additional child
$10 for each additional adult
ALL CAMPERS HAVE ACCESS TO:
• Bathhouse toilet and sink facilities with running water
• Bathhouse open-air showers with hot water
• Pavilion: shaded large picnic table/dining and gathering area
• Pavilion cooking facilities - propane stoves and campfire grill
• Pavilion cooking pots and pans, dishes and silverware
• Free Wifi at the camp pavilion
• Fridge
• Sink
• Bathhouse toilet and sink facilities with running water
• Bathhouse open-air showers with hot water
• Pavilion: shaded large picnic table/dining and gathering area
• Pavilion cooking facilities - propane stoves and campfire grill
• Pavilion cooking pots and pans, dishes and silverware
• Free Wifi at the camp pavilion
• Fridge
• Sink
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Day Use
We’re a popular and unique venue for parties and groups, small and large. Centrally located cooking and bathroom facilities make things comfortable. You can include a hiking tour or other activity to round out your group’s experience. Here are some of the possibilities: Daytime Bungalow Parties: For folks renting accommodations, it’s fun to invite people in for a party. Could be a barbeque, or a birthday or family celebration, or just a holiday fete. Renters can have up to four guests visit during the day for free. Over that number we charge per person. See Rates for price schedule. Full Camp Parties: Some folks rent the whole camp for a wedding or family reunion. This can be for a day or for a few days. People coming from off-island have a place to stay. Our pavilion can accommodate large groups for buffet-style eating. The camp can provide food and drink, or you can have your own caterer…or do group cooking yourself! |
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The Camp Pavilion
This is the center of activity for the camp. The camp pavilion is a place to relax and meet people - fellow campers, locals...a place to cook, eat, drink and enjoy yourself.
The Pavilion is made with beautiful slabs of mahogany and situated to catch the Caribbean breezes.
There's a propane stove for guests to use, as well as multiple fire pits for campfire cooking or just sitting around the fire with friends, enjoying the cool Caribbean nights.
We have plenty of pots, pans, dishes, and silverware so if you like to do your own cooking, you don't have to travel with any equipment. There's also a fridge and a sink, as well as plenty of lighting for the evening time.
The pavilion is also equipped with a bar, making it ideal for parties, weddings and more!
We have free Wifi available for all guests in the pavilion
You don't need to rent out the entire camp to book a party at our camp pavilion, we're a great spot for musical events, parties, weddings, family reunions, church group meetings...
Tortoise Colony
Come visit and feed the tortoises!
South American red-footed tortoises (Geocolonius denticultata) are thought by some to have arrived by indigenous canoe from the South American continent long ago. They share the ruins with guests staying in the schoolhouse apartment.
These mellow and friendly animals are slow-moving but curious. They love to eat hibiscus flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
Come visit and feed the tortoises!
South American red-footed tortoises (Geocolonius denticultata) are thought by some to have arrived by indigenous canoe from the South American continent long ago. They share the ruins with guests staying in the schoolhouse apartment.
These mellow and friendly animals are slow-moving but curious. They love to eat hibiscus flowers, fruits, and vegetables.