We stayed in cottage 9b for our trip. The room was a good size for two people. It included four twin beds (they pushed two together for us), sheets, pillows, two towels, pots, a frying pan, silverware, large water container, dish bin, can opener, spatula, camping style coffee maker, a small refrigerator, cooler, broom, propane grill (outside), charcoal grill, lock... more

What a great bay to camp at.Great swimming and snorkling too.I will say it is better to bring your own tent.you dont pay the extra room tax by doing this.If you choose the already set up canvas tents you pay the tax. also the canvass tents are all musty and have mosquitos in them.most have tarps over them because of... more

My husband and I stayed at Cinnamon Bay Campground from May 12th-23rd. We have just returned. I agree with all those who say that if you are a camper, you will be in paradise for sure, as we were. But I also want to encourage those who are not die-hard campers to give Cinnamon Bay a try. This is one... more

I had to convince my girlfriend that staying a few days in a campground with public bathrooms and cold showers would be fun, but we never looked back from the moment we got there. We met incredibly nice and fun people there and had a wonderful time. One of the best travel values I've ever experienced. If you can't handle... more

Let me begin by saying that the week we stayed in a cottage saw a lot of rain and it had already been raining for a week prior. The mosquitoes were as bad as anyone - even the locals - could remember. So, that sort of clouds my views of Cinnamon Bay Campground. Also, I've stayed at both Concordia and... more

We stayed in the one of the cottages (3B). I would call them row cabins. 4 real twin size beds in a 15' room with 2 concrete walls and 2 screen walls with privacy curtains. Concrete decks in the front and in the back, propane camping stove, charcoal pit, picnic table, cooler, dishes, 1 towel per person, sheets (I brought... more

If you enjoy camping, then this is paradise. Great facilities and an incredibly beautiful location. Would highly recommend it. more

We just returned from our first visit. We stayed for nearly two weeks in a site with a tent and equipment provided by the camp. We swam, relaxed on the beach, hiked, walked, snorkeled, took part in ranger led programs. It was a wonderful experience. Camp staff are wonderful sources of information, pleasant and hospitable. Meals at the T'ree Lizards... more

Loved this place - I spent 2 nights by myself, 2 with my boyfriend and 1 more by myself. We stayed in one of their raised tents... they give you everything you need - utensils, a cooler, even a big plastic bin to keep bugs and other intruders out of your stuff. I thought everyone was very friendly and the... more