A private world on the Caribbean.
Casa de Campo isn’t just a resort, it’s a destination of its own: 7,000 acres of oceanfront golf, polo fields, a marina, private beaches and villas, all inside the gates.
Groups get around by golf cart, play Pete Dye’s legendary Teeth of the Dog course, boat out to Catalina Island to snorkel and dine in Altos de Chavón, a stone village perched above the Chavón River, with an amphitheater made for private concerts.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Teeth of the Dog
Seven holes play right along the Caribbean on this world-famous course.
Altos de Chavón
A Mediterranean-style village of stone lanes, galleries and an open-air amphitheater.
Catalina Island
Snorkel coral walls and relax on a quiet beach.
Sporting clays
A world-class shooting center set among the trees.
Polo & horseback riding
Try a lesson or ride through the countryside.
Dinner at the marina
Yachts, sunsets and seafood on the water.
December through April.
Winter and spring bring dry, sunny days. Early summer is a sweet spot for value, and hurricane season peaks from August to October.
Everything inside the gates
Golf, beaches, dining and activities, all in one place.
Built for VIPs
Private villas with butlers and chefs.
Easy arrivals
A small nearby airport, plus Punta Cana about an hour away.