The Washington Post

Back to the Bay Twenty years later, he was returning to St. John, where -- it was clear -- his life had changed more than the place

Maho Bay Camps was created in the mid-1970s by eco-capitalist Stanley Selengut, sometimes called the father of ecotourism. In a "Dear Guest" letter found in every tent cabin, Selengut describes his ...
Travel Weekly

Eco-resort owner opens new facility in USVI

Stanley Selengut, founder of the eco-resorts Maho Bay Camps, Harmony Studios and Concordia Eco-Tents and Studios on St. John, opened a new multi-use facility called the Concordia Pavilion and Cafe.
Outside

Rustic eco-camping in the Virgin Islands

Question: Hi, Stephanie. I was lucky enough to see the blurb about you in the back of this month’s issue. I’ve just gotten engaged and am planning to honeymoon this October. We’ve talked about going ...
Travel Weekly

A closing camp resort?

Maho Bay Camps, a fixture in the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands since 1976, may be closing its tent flaps for good after this winter season. TC hears that the ...
The Virgin Islands Daily News

Camping returns to St. John at Estate Susannaberg

First, Maho Bay Camps closed in 2013. Then Hurricane Irma took the Cinnamon Bay Resort and Concordia Eco-Resort in 2017, leaving the island with a dearth of camping and budget-friendly options while ...