The destination
Seven thousand acres on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, and the address of every villa we represent.
Casa de Campo is not one place. Each area has its own character, its own view and its own distance to the beach.
Three championship courses designed by Pete Dye. Teeth of the Dog is ranked number one in the Caribbean and runs seven holes along the sea. Dye Fore plays the cliffs above the Chavón river. The Links is the inland course, and the one you can actually walk.
See the Pete Dye championship coursesThe resort's private beach: protected water, full beach service, kayaks, Hobie Waves, Sunfish and paddleboards. Minitas Beach Club serves lunch with your feet in the sand, and Cinco Gelato is a short walk for whoever needs ice cream at 4pm.
See villas near MinitasBuilt to look like Portofino, and it mostly succeeds. Yachts up to 250 feet, boutiques, and the densest concentration of good food on the resort.
Charter a boat for the dayA recreated sixteenth-century Mediterranean village on the cliff above the Chavón river: cobbled streets, artisan workshops, galleries, a stone church, and a five-thousand-seat amphitheatre. Two nightclubs, Genesis and Onnos, for whoever is still going at 1am.
See villas near Altos de ChavónPolo and equestrian at the Polo Ranch, with riding, jumping lessons and donkey polo. Tennis and padel with coaches and hitting partners. A shooting centre for clay, target and bird shooting.
See all experiencesOceanfront, the most exclusive addresses on the resort.
For: the trip where the view is the point
Steps from the private beach and the beach club.
For: families with small children
Above the golf, quiet, generous plots and large houses.
For: golf groups and big reunions
Central, close to everything, mature gardens.
For: first-time visitors
Established, leafy, walkable.
For: repeat guests who know the resort
River and cliff views, next to the village.
For: couples, and anyone who wants dinner in Chavón every night
Coastal, private, further from the crowd.
For: privacy above convenience
Waterfront apartments at the marina.
For: smaller groups who want to walk to dinner
Three airports serve the resort. La Romana (LRM) is ten minutes from the gate. Punta Cana (PUJ) is about an hour of straight highway and has the widest choice of international flights. Santo Domingo (SDQ) is an hour and a quarter, and better for connections through Latin America. Send us your itinerary and a private transfer will be waiting.
Airport transfers and golf cartsHigh season. Warm, dry, the resort at its busiest. Inquire six to twelve months ahead.
The sweet spot. Dry, comfortable, golf at its best.
Quieter and warmer. Better value on the same villas.
Lowest rates and the emptiest beach. Atlantic hurricane season runs through this window; we will tell you honestly what to expect for your dates.
Your concierge books all of these before you land.
Your concierge books all of these before you land.
Casa de Campo charges a mandatory resort entrance fee per guest, paid directly to the resort. Golf carts are essential for getting around, and we deliver them to the villa before you arrive. Tipping is optional and in cash — we publish the ranges past guests have used so you can plan how much to bring.
Staying at Casa de CampoThree hundred and thirty-two villas across every area of the resort.