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Casa de Campo Resort

LUXURY December-April LRM - La Romana International Airport Dominican Peso (USD widely accepted)

Trip Profile

Budget Category LUXURY $800-1500 per person

Perfect For

Luxury Golf Romantic Beach All Inclusive Family

Traveler Scores

Family-Friendly

8.0/10

Romance

9.0/10

Adventure

6.0/10

Relaxation

10.0/10

Travel Planning

Current Weather at Airport

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Best Months to Visit

December-April

Hurricane Season

June-November

Peak: December-March | Shoulder: April-May, November

Airport

LRM - La Romana International Airport

Passport Required | No Visa Required

Dominican Peso (USD widely accepted)

Spanish (English spoken at resort)

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When to visit Casa de Campo Resort

Best months

December-April

Peak season

December-March

Shoulder season

April-May, November

Off season

June-October

Hurricane season

June-November

Casa de Campo Resort quick facts

Main airport

LRM - La Romana International Airport

Language

Spanish (English spoken at resort)

Currency

Dominican Peso (USD widely accepted)

Typical daily cost

$800-1500 per person

Budget category

Luxury

Getting around Casa de Campo Resort

Casa de Campo provides complimentary shuttle service throughout the expansive resort property, connecting accommodations, golf courses, restaurants, and amenities. The resort is largely self-contained, with most activities accessible via the shuttle system or short walks.

Rental car

A rental car is not necessary within the resort as shuttle service covers all areas efficiently. However, renting a car can be useful for exploring La Romana town or other parts of the Dominican Republic.

Public transit

No public transportation serves the resort area, as it's a private gated community.

Rideshare & taxis

Uber and local taxis are available for trips outside the resort to La Romana town or airport, though the resort can arrange private transfers which are more reliable.

Local tips for Casa de Campo Resort

Insider tips

Book tee times well in advance, especially for the famous Teeth of the Dog course which fills up quickly during peak season.
Villa guests receive personalized butler service and can arrange private chef experiences for special occasions.
The resort shuttle service is complimentary and runs regularly between accommodations, golf courses, and main facilities.
Altos de Chavón, a replica 16th-century Mediterranean village on property, hosts cultural events and artisan shops worth exploring.
Marina Casa de Campo offers deep-sea fishing charters and yacht rentals with advance booking recommended.
Minitas Beach has limited space, so arrive early or make reservations for beach service during busy periods.
Many restaurants require reservations, especially during peak season - book dining upon arrival.
The resort accepts both US dollars and Dominican pesos, but USD is preferred and more convenient.
Spa treatments book up quickly, so schedule wellness appointments immediately upon check-in.

What to pack

Golf attire including collared shirts and golf shoes
Resort elegant evening wear for fine dining
Lightweight, breathable clothing for tropical climate
High-SPF sunscreen and wide-brimmed hat
Comfortable walking shoes for resort exploration
Swimwear and beach cover-ups
Light jacket for air-conditioned spaces and evening
Insect repellent for outdoor activities
Waterproof phone case for water activities

Sample itinerary: 4 days in Casa de Campo Resort

A suggested day-by-day plan your travel agent can customize.

Day 1: Arrival and Resort Orientation

Morning: Arrive and check into your villa or hotel room, then take the resort orientation tour to familiarize yourself with the extensive property.

Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at La Cana by Il Circo, followed by relaxation at Minitas Beach with complimentary beach service and water activities.

Evening: Dine at Lucia restaurant for contemporary cuisine, then explore Altos de Chavón village with its artisan shops and cultural ambiance.

Day 2: Championship Golf Experience

Morning: Play the world-famous Teeth of the Dog golf course, consistently ranked among the Caribbean's best with stunning ocean holes.

Afternoon: Have lunch at the clubhouse, then enjoy spa treatments at Bagua Spa or relax by the pool with premium service.

Evening: Experience fine dining at SBG restaurant for steakhouse cuisine, followed by drinks at the marina overlooking luxury yachts.

Day 3: Water Adventures and Culture

Morning: Take a deep-sea fishing charter from Marina Casa de Campo or enjoy water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding.

Afternoon: Visit Altos de Chavón's cultural sites including the amphitheater and archaeological museum, then browse local artisan workshops.

Evening: Enjoy sunset cocktails at the Minitas Beach Bar, followed by dinner at Café Gourmet for international cuisine with live entertainment.

Day 4: Leisure and Luxury

Morning: Play tennis at the resort's courts or take horseback riding lessons at the equestrian center through scenic trails.

Afternoon: Indulge in a couple's spa treatment or enjoy private beach cabana service with personalized dining at Minitas Beach.

Evening: Experience the resort's most exclusive restaurant, then take a romantic evening stroll through the beautifully lit grounds and marina.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about visiting Casa de Campo Resort

The best time to visit Casa de Campo Resort is December-April. Peak season runs December-March, offering the best weather but higher prices and larger crowds. Shoulder season (April-May, November) provides a great balance of good weather and lower prices. Note that hurricane season is June-November.

A typical daily cost in Casa de Campo Resort is $800-1500 per person per person. Casa de Campo Resort is generally considered a luxury destination.

Yes, US citizens need a valid passport to visit Casa de Campo Resort. No visa is required for US citizens for short stays.

The main airport serving Casa de Campo Resort is LRM - La Romana International Airport. The primary language spoken is Spanish (English spoken at resort). The currency used is Dominican Peso (USD widely accepted).

Essential items to pack for Casa de Campo Resort include: Golf attire including collared shirts and golf shoes, Resort elegant evening wear for fine dining, Lightweight, breathable clothing for tropical climate, High-SPF sunscreen and wide-brimmed hat, Comfortable walking shoes for resort exploration, Swimwear and beach cover-ups, Light jacket for air-conditioned spaces and evening, Insect repellent for outdoor activities. Always check the weather forecast before your trip and pack layers for varying conditions.

Here are some insider tips for Casa de Campo Resort: Book tee times well in advance, especially for the famous Teeth of the Dog course which fills up quickly during peak season.. Villa guests receive personalized butler service and can arrange private chef experiences for special occasions.. The resort shuttle service is complimentary and runs regularly between accommodations, golf courses, and main facilities.. Altos de Chavón, a replica 16th-century Mediterranean village on property, hosts cultural events and artisan shops worth exploring.. Marina Casa de Campo offers deep-sea fishing charters and yacht rentals with advance booking recommended..