Seven thousand acres of resort estate in La Romana — three championship golf courses, a shooting range, an equestrian center, watersports, and a private beach. The Caribbean's most activity-dense family resort.
Why We Chose It
Casa de Campo has been the reference luxury resort in the Caribbean since it opened in 1974 — a 7,000-acre private estate on the southeastern coast that functions as a small city, with three Pete Dye golf courses (Teeth of the Dog consistently ranks in the global top 20), a 10-court tennis complex, a polo club with regular matches, a trap and skeet shooting range, a full-service marina, and the Altos de Chavón artists' village perched above the Chavón River. Minitas Beach (the private beach club) sits on some of the calmest, clearest Caribbean water in the area. Accommodation ranges from hotel rooms to fully staffed private villas. Casa de Campo draws a mix of golfers, polo players, families, and celebrities — with a genuine social life that resorts of this scale rarely match.
What Stands Out
- Teeth of the Dog golf course — ranked in the world's top 20
- Altos de Chavón: a replica medieval Mediterranean village above the Chavón River that somehow works
- Polo club with regular matches open to guests
- Minitas Beach: private beach club on calm Caribbean water
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- 000-acre estate — a private self-contained world