Rooster Run Camping is a - rooftop & elevated camping experience! Incredible views of The Rain Forrest and Culebra across the Atlantic Ocean - Tents, towel

The view was amazing and the queen tent was super comfy. We had a very nice time with the host Rollin who offered us recommended tours and pick-ups from the ferry terminal :)

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The host was very friendly, attentive and accommodating.

WE LOVED THIS PROPERTY SO MUCH!!! Rollin was kind enough to give us an upgrade with an extremely spacious tent and two super comfy queen air mattresses opposed to originally booked twin sizes for 4 nights which had a SPECTACULAR VIEW of the island. The tent was rainproof even during a heavy rainstorm and had a convenient power cord with two outlets inside of the tent. There were multiple seating areas to enjoy along with a picnic table to eat meals while watching the sunset. The bathrooms were well kept and the showers were amazing after coming back super sandy from a long day at the beach. Rollin and Ladygirl (his adorable border collie) were so hospitable and generous. He gave us many helpful tips and sightseeing suggestions and we couldn’t have enjoyed our vacation anywhere near as much without them. His yard also had mango, banana, and soursop trees which Rollin graciously allowed us to help ourselves along with morning coffee. CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE ENOUGH!!

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I was a little bit skeptical about sleeping in a tent like that, not in a campsite, but it was actually a really nice experience. Our host was really the nicest and sweetest. We got sheets, towels and shampoo/body wash included.

The owner, Rollin, and his dog, lady girl, we’re good host and balanced the ‘glamping’ situation. He gave us a welcome homemade juice and made sure we had a flashlight for night. He kindly agreed to make us coffee in the morning.

There needs to be several additions to camping on concrete before it can pass as glamping. It wasn’t an inflatable bed but a half deflated mattress pad. I was extremely cold with the sheet-only - glamping should have a blanket, even camping has a sleeping bag. I put the provided towel over the sheet to be able to sleep at all. Mom & I were woken up 5:30am by the “sounds of nature” - hundreds of roosters cockadoodling off the chain. Then when they died down we slept an additional hour before waking ip in a hot sweat from the sun beating down on the roof. A cassette toilet or bucket 🪣 toilet is essential on each floor, we had to go down 3 flights in the middle of the night to use the toilet. All tents by default should have flashlights and other camping essentials and glamping amenities.