As of November 30, Casa Criollo opened for business. Emily McKinnon of York University was the cabin’s first researcher/ guest. Small improvements will continue to be made over the course of the field season to finalize this cozy space.

 

Casa Criollo is furnished with two handcrafted hardwood beds (full and twin), a desk and chair, and a hammock. It is also outfitted with a colorful hand-painted Mexican ceramic sink, beautiful hardwood floors, screened walls and skylights, making it one of the brightest facilities at BFREE.

Researchers, educators, independent travelers and families enjoy staying in these comfortable cabins at the field station.

For reservations and additional information, contact hbarrett@bfreebz.org.

Casa Criollo is one of three private cabins located in the researcher compound, which also includes a 2-stall composting bathroom, hot/ cold shower and the laboratory. All are nestled comfortably in the forest and though very private are centrally located.

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Casa Criollo sleeps 2-3 people

The researcher compound includes an outdoor shower and composting toilet