Camp Cabarita Eco Lodge’s sources local food: produce, dairy, eggs and meats comes directly from the local farmers either through the farmers market or our neighbors. We keep by the “farmer to table” concept not only for our own and guest’s benefit and well being, but also to support the[…]
Camp Cabarita Eco Lodge recently harvested 7 70 ft + almond trees. Cutting down trees (even those that had exceeded their useful life) stood in opposition to our environmental instincts and mission. The decision was made to cut them down for a multitude of reasons; potentially falling on buildings, making[…]
In early January 2014 the Camp Cabarita website was launched as a responsive WordPress mobile and tablet friendly site. With features such as a live Instagram feed, Trip Advisor widget, integrated with social outlets including: -Twitter -Google Plus -Facebook -Tumblr -Instagram -Youtube allow visitors to stay connected however they prefer.[…]
Angela Curtes and Christine Kelley will be performing consulting work at Camp Cabarita March 17 – 24. Camp Cabarita is an eco lodge and retreat in Westmoreland, Jamaica. Ms. Curtes is a specialist in environmental studies, sustainable, non-chemical agriculture production and specifically biodynamic and organic farmland preservation. More recently in[…]
In an effort to cater to remote workers and travelers needing communication Camp Cabarita has launched a business center. To help continue the development of Camp Cabarita at a rapid pace, Ryan Persitza has temporarily moved his business operations from Milwaukee to Jamaica for the upcoming months. To stay seamlessly[…]
Jam for Jam, a three day music festival, based in Concord, wi completed its 2014 mission during which they constructed two homes for families in need in Porus, Jamaica. All volunteers pay their own airfare and stay in Mandeville. In its eighth year there was a total of 13 volunteers[…]
Camp Cabarita is location in a rural agrarian neighborhood. Glenbrook is a peaceful friendly and safe area. While our location is very private without any visible neighbors there is a strong sense of community.
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