Camping
in Belize, Central America

Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary -
Visitors are encouraged to camp. Tenters are offered one of several large elevated camping platforms with thatched roofing.
http://www.monkeybaybelize.org/accom.html

Base Camp - Campgrounds may be a little harder to find than you might expect, but camping is widely allowed. Some of the National Parks and preserve areas allow camping...
http://belize-guide.info/accommodations/camping.and.eco.tourism/

My Belize Adventure Camping - Insight into camping destinations in Belize.
www.mybelizeadventure.com/destinations/by
interest/by_interest.php?act_code=camping

Inglewood Camping Grounds - Located immediately off the Western Highway, 1/2 mile south of San Ignacio Town. Home base for RV and Backpack campers while visiting the archeological sites in the area. There are hookups for water and electricity. Electrical voltage is 120 volts AC, 30 Amperes. Hookups are located to facilitate large RVs to pull-thru. Small RVs can backup for hookup. A sanitary dump station is available. The camping area is proprely illuminated. Lights can be turned on or off as desired to accommodate comfort and maintain safety. The camping area is grassy and manicured for tent installation. Pets are welcomed here. There is ample grassy area for dog walking and exercise.
http://www.inglewoodcamping grounds.com

Macal River Jungle Camp - Set high on the river's lush banks, close to the ancient Mayan ruins of Tipu and Xunantunich, is the Macal River Jungle Camp. Scattered throughout tropical rainforest are ten casitas, or small bungalows, each on a raised platform with airy peak-roofs, full screens and containing two comfortable beds. Each casita has a private sheltered porch for quiet relaxation and peaceful views into the undisturbed jungle habitat.
www.chaacreek.com/accomodations/casitas/