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 4-6 adults each
• Tent Camping also available: bring your own gear
• Base Camp facilities for all guests include solar-heated showers, clean bathrooms, the pavilion with fridge, gas stove, sink, dishes and cookware, free Wifi in the pavilion and around camp, and the campfire pit.

4 Bungalows

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
• opaque 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
• Free Wifi in the main pavilion

 

Rates for Bungalows

High Season (November 15- April 30) :

$90/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)

Low Season (May 1- November 14) :

$70/night for 2 adults. 2 kids free. Additional guests: $15/night. ($10 for kids)

• Teak 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

• Mahogany Bungalow

 

 

 

 

 

 

“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 sensititvity to nature’s own artistry!”

David - Van Nuys, CA

• Saman Bungalow

 

 

 

 

 

 

“The serenity, calmness and tranquility of the Saman bungalow brings to mind the Indonesian forest.” Josh - San Diego CA

 

• Ceiba Bungalow

 

 

 

 

 

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).

 

 

 

The Schoolhouse Apartment: a vacation rental in the rainforest

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, the apartment incorporates the walls of the old schoolhouse into its own walls, overlooking the home of red-footed land tortoises – a successful captive-breeding program running two decades. The apartment has a back door with steps that go down into the ruins where you can mingle with the tortoises and feed them fruit and vegetable peels if you like. Very relaxing! The Schoolhouse features:

 

 

 

• natural and private setting
• local tropical hardwood construction
• galvanized roof and hardwood walls
• natural wood frame beds and comfortable mattresses
• fresh bed linens
• private bathroom with toilet, shower, and sink
• sofa, table and four chairs
• natural wood countertops
• efficiency kitchen with propane cooking stove, sink with running water, refrigerator, coffee maker, basic cooking and eating utensils, filtered drinking water, outdoor table and chairs
• natural wood countertops
• wall outlets and electric lights
• electric fan
• Free Wifi