Camping

Port Antonio and the East Coast

Camping has not been developed to its full potential by any means in Jamaica, perhaps because it is not considered a good way to make money in the tourism industry. Nevertheless, decent camping facilities can be found in the Blue Mountains, and in Portland and St. Mary parishes. It is unlikely you will be bothered for setting up a tent in any remote area of the island and the safety concerns that have likely been a factor in preventing camping from becoming more popular are more hype than well-founded warnings. Nonetheless, women traveling unaccompanied by men should stick to designated camping facilities, at least until your comfort level in the specific region has been gauged. In touristy areas, camping will not be tolerated outside designated areas, and few designated areas exist.

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Ambassabeth Cabins

Ambassabeth Cabins (Bowden Pen, from US$70-90 for two; US$25 for a tent that can sleep eight), owned and operated by the Bowden Pen Farmers Asssociation, is the most remote accommodation option in the Rio Grande Valley, located above Millbank. The famous Cunha Cunha Pass Trail leaves from Ambassabeth, as does a trail leading to Bernard Spring Falls. The White River Trail, begins in nearby Millbank, leading to a series of cascades. An unmanned ranger station is maintained by Ambassabeth caretaker Lennette Wilks in Millbank, just over the border into St.

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