We found this a convenient place from which to explore the central island. We wanted to camp out and we were not aware of other options for doing that in Dominica. There are some cabins up in trees that look kind of cool but they have tin roofs and, since it rains a lot, I don't expect it would be a good place to sleep.

The kitchen, toilet facilities, showers, etc. were very basic and the proprietor doesn't pretend otherwise. This is a very basic kind of place in a small country with a relatively pristine tropical environment. If you want to experience raw eco-friendly this is the place. If you want comfort, go somewhere else.

I spent 2 weeks at 3 Rivers Dominica/Rosalie Forest Eco Lodge with my 16 year old son and we had a great time. The views from our rooms were phenomenal and the people that work at the lodge were truly delightful. My son hiked in the rain-forest above the lodge and even though he got lost and it rained, he truly enjoyed his hike and posted about it on Facebook. The owner, Jem Winston, invited us for dinner and made a sumptuous chicken curry using fresh papayas from the trees on the grounds. There was a grown donkey as well as a 6 months old donkey that were very friendly and tied out around the grounds to act as organic fertilizers and minimize the need to cut the grass. This lodge has put a lot into conducting their lodge as an "eco lodge". I recommend it to anybody if they want to experience nature and great people!

This definitly on place that you have to visit in you lifetime. There are severa waterfalls within walking distance. There are also beautiful and invigoration rivers nearby to take a dip in whenever you have the craving. The food is simply satisfying. They never serve the same thing, so you get a good variety of the local dishes made by a local cook. The staff are all very sweet and welcoming. There are several accommodations From small and intimate to group size. For the more rugged there are also tents. For the ones who would like to stay close to the dining area I suggest the cute little cabin. For the more adventurist i reccomend the tree houses. They are breathtaing. You truly feel like you are in a fairytale.For those who would like to go on more adventures, you don't have to go far by foot or by car. The island is small so journeys do not take too long. Go out and enjoy the beauty and the culture of the island. There is plenty out there. During your stay, there is nothing to worry about. They truly make you experience your vacation to the extreme.
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This place might be nice when some attention is given to its cleanliness and upkeep of the premises, but that's not what we experienced with my girlfriend this summer. We slept in a tent, in the campsite up the hill, which would be a nice place for anyone who wants to take a break from the city life. Sure, in the Caribbean, august is very rainy, especially in the heights of Rosalie, and we were the only customers, but that does not excuse the dirtiness of the kitchen, the pair of underwear abandoned in the shower (once again we were the only ones in the camp...), the unserviceable lightbulbs in the forest, the campsite plastic covers which were obviously set in place a month ago or so and not fixed properly for the arrival of new people...
Actually we felt like we paid for camping with as much service as we would have had if we slept in the forest on our own, next to a nice riverside spot. I can imagine this place is excellent when Jem waits for a lot of tourists, but I wouldn't advise anybody to go there during the rainy season...