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  • Coral & Algae In Partnership

    Cinnamon Campground Chat | Corals and algae live in a mutually beneficial relationship with each other. Healthy corals are home to algae that photosynthesize, giving the coral energy and their bright color hues, while coral provide algae with shelter; both rely on each other for important nutrient exchanges for survival. Erin Hollander from UVI talks…

  • Friends Annual Meeting

    The Friends Annual Meeting that is public and open to all. The 2024 meeting will take place at Cinnamon Bay Beach & Campground in the Raintree Cafe. The meeting will…

  • Reef Bay Hike

    Reef Bay Hike

    Reef Bay Hike is a Virgin Islands National Park hike led by a Park Ranger that includes a boat pickup at the beach. It is a great opportunity to learn about and explore the natural gifts and rich history of the island! This hike is facilitated by Friends and takes place on Mondays and Tuesdays…

  • Sea Turtle Talk

    Private: Sea Turtle Talk

    Cinnamon Campground Chats | November to May| Cinnamon Campground Raintree Cafe | Free | Monday | Sea Turtle Talk | Learn about the endangered species that nest in the VI and efforts being made to protect them from the park sea turtle team. Learn more about the sea turtle program here.

  • Reef Bay Hike

    Reef Bay Hike

    Reef Bay Hike is a Virgin Islands National Park hike led by a Park Ranger that includes a boat pickup at the beach. It is a great opportunity to learn about and explore the natural gifts and rich history of the island! This hike is facilitated by Friends and takes place on Mondays and Tuesdays…

  • Traditional Arts & Crafts Seminar

    Traditional Arts & Crafts Seminar

    Cinnamon Campground Chats | November to June | Cinnamon Campground Raintree Cafe | Free | Tuesday | Traditional Arts & Crafts | Spend time with local cultural ambassador, Ital Delroy Anthony.  Learn about VI culture heritage and how to make a traditional broom from the leaves of the tyre palm which is the only native…