Established Camping
Cinnamon Bay — Virgin Islands National Park
About
National Park Service
Virgin Islands National Park
Offers tropical cottages, new deluxe eco-tents, platform tent sites and bare sites. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is available at the Rain Tree Cafe on property, and souvenirs, clothing, other essentials and grab and go food items are available from the Cinnamon Bay Beach Shop. A watersports center is located on the beach at Cinnamon and offers equipment rentals to include snorkel gear, surf boards, stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, hobie cats and day sails.
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Site Types
- Tent Sites
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Features
For Campers
- Market
- ADA Access
- Trash
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- Showers
- Drinking Water
- Toilets
One of my favorites
Cinnamon Bay was definitely one of my favorite beaches in the Virgin Islands. I went with my family and wife on a trip here, where we spent 2 weeks enjoying the Virgin Islands and all the beaches. Cinnamon Bay was very busy, because it is one of the most popular places to come. We did some early morning hiking, and spent the afternoon at this beach. Some of the best snorkeling was here! We saw so many beautiful fish, turtles and colorful plants. We did a ton of snorkeling here, and enjoyed every bit of it. The beach was clean, but again it was busy. Go early to claim a spot!
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Beautiful camping near the beach in the national park
I camped in March 2016 prior to Hurricane Irma.
The campsites are approximately 5 minute walk to beach, camp store, dining, and bus stop.
Beautiful scenery - absolutely paradise.
The campsites are sandy with soft ground and have a picnic table.
You can walk to several attractions from the campground.
NOTE: Currently the campground is closed due to Hurricane Irma. The Hurricane destroyed many historic buildings in and around the campground.
THE best!!
If you ever have the opportunity to visit the Virgin Islands I would highly recommend it. This place is magical. The water is crystal blue clear and the hiking here is amazing!! I would say half of the island is National Park which is super cool. I would recommend coming in the summer months because during the fall and winter is their hurricane seasons and it is crazy how impactful the hurricanes are. It’s super sad. We went in June and the weather was perfect. It is a little muggy here, so do your hiking early in the morning. Cinnamon Bay was one of my favorite beaches. We did tons of snorkeling and also did a scuba dive here (but farther off the beach). The waterlife is incredible, and of course the water is magical. We saw turtles, tons of beautiful fish and coral. No sharks, which I was glad. This beach was pretty busy, so I’m glad we got here early to get a good spot. Bring lots of snacks and water because there really isn’t a food place on the beach. We brought sandwiches from our rental house and tons of water and Gatorade. There are also a lot of chickens!! So many chickens walking everywhere. They weren’t really on the beach area, but definitely on the boardwalk areas. They were cute at first, but then just got annoying because they were everywhere. If you also have the chance, I’d recommend going over to the British Virgin Islands. It’s onky a boat ride away and it’s amazing!!!
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Location
Cinnamon Bay — Virgin Islands National Park is located in Virgin Islands
Directions
From Cruz Bay, take North Shore Road approx. 4.5 miles. Parking at Cinnamon Bay is more plentiful although taxis remain the easiest way to get to Cinnamon Bay if you don't have your own vehicle on island.
Coordinates
18.35347229 N
64.75578055 W