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Maho Bay Camps

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The property is a no-frills eco-resort—which means no pool, shared bathrooms with low-flush toilets, and 114 non-air-conditioned tents. That said, there is a charming tree house–like appeal, thanks to the wooden boardwalks and staircases leading up from Maho Bay to the tents. And the price is right.

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From Travel + Leisure , AUG 2002

One of the world's first eco-resorts, Maho Bay opened in 1976 on the (still) unspoiled island of St. John. The 114 simple open-air tent-cottages are built on stilts above the beach and connected by wooden walkways so as not to harm the natural landscape....MORE>>

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Last updated August 2002