The Camp Milbrook Science Museum was developed to showcase Jamaican history from the 18^th century among the Maroons of Jamaica, the English Settlers and others who were affected by the slave trade during the 14th century up to the signing of the emancipation proclamation.

Our hope is to educate visitors about Jamaica's history by conducting ongoing genealogical research on visitors to the museum. This will heighten awareness for all visitors about our heritage, whether living in Jamaica or throughout the diaspora.

The museum also showcases scientific research in the area of biotechnology and geology: educating students and researchers about the many resources that are here in Jamaica that are used to develop value added products that are used for local and international consumption.

We encourage any research group or universities that would like to collaborate with us in the areas of biotechnology, medical pant history and geology to contact a representative from the resort or campsite regarding any future collaboration.
We also look forward to our continued work with Jamaican Medicinal Plant in a joint collaborative effort with Milbrooks Farm, Oaksterdam University if California, Northern Caribbean University and also University of the West Indies.

Jamaica has many unique places to visit. Among those are our local historical sites that dates back to the 14th century.

Camp Milbrook, Montego Bay, Jamaica would be the perfect place for persons who have a strong interest in our African or Colonial history. Visitors to our island, families, universities, history classes, archaeological societies and research groups can take the opportunity to embark on their quest for knowledge as it relates to Jamaican history.

In the 14^th century Jamaica was the jewel for England up to early independence in 1962, During this period Jamaica was used a hub for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, where a number of people of African descent were brought into the western hemisphere.

Milbrooks Resort allows our guests and visitors the experience Jamaica through the eyes of its local people as they visit a number of historical and archaeological sites around the island. We also encourage our guests to take advantage of visiting Camp Millbrook Science History Museum, where visitors can do genealogical research on their ancestry and visit local Maroon archaeological sites and villages.

We encourage visitors who are involved in history, university study program and researchers to take advantage of the many historical resources that Jamaica has to offer in its hopes to educate folks about history and improve heritage tourism where families can reconnect with their ancestral ties, particularly for people from African, English and Irish decent.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resort for more details.

Jamaica is home to more than half the world’s medicinal plants. And more than half these plants are bio-active in nature. The hilly western section of Jamaica known as the cockpit country has the most endemic plant species in the world. The huge bio-diversity has allowed visitors to the island to experience a whole new form of potential resource which can be used to produce a number of value added commodities. .

Milbrooks Resorts through Milbrooks Farm have collaborated with a number of universities locally and internationally in the area of bio-technology and medicinal plant research. One such institution is the Oaksterdam University from California, a pioneer in cannabis research has now formally developed a working relationship with Milbrooks Plant Research.

We encourage other universities, research groups,educational institutions, private companies, researchers and investors to participate in this new opportunity that is now available in Jamaica and; to collaborate with us as joint venture in researching plants such as cannabis and other medicinal plants to create value added products which will be able to treat or cure of many known ailments.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resorts for more details.

Jamaica has a number of medicinal plants throughout island. Based on its unique geographic location, climatic conditions and soil composition, these factors have allowed Jamaica to have some of the most unique plant species in the world.

Most plant species are medicinal in nature and has been used for centuries by local people for medicinal use, cosmetic products, general health and well-being purposes. It is customary when you visit a local Jamaican home you will learn about a number of unique plant species that has been used for centuries.

Milbrooks Resorts now offers tours around the island of Jamaica which seeks to educate visitors about the various plant species that exists, there uses and to a develop a better understanding of our ecology and a greater sense Eco-tourism.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks resorts for more details.

Milbrooks Resorts as an organization is quite aware of each individual need to create a better sense of well-being. The resort has partnered with with may entities that promote wellness through various actives such as yoga, medicinal plant research and promoting the consumption of organic foods in support of the island's motto "eat what you grow', which is a general effort to support organic farming practices by local farmers.

Guests at Milbrooks Resort can distress and consume a number of native and natural foods in hope of developing greater interest in the individual health and well-being. We encourage our guest to explore the ground at Camp Milbrooks to educate themselves on the various herbs and fruits trees that is used on a daily basis to promote health and wellness.

We encourage other groups that are interested in wellness to contact the resort representative to schedule their seminars or retreats at Milbrooks Resorts and Camp Milbrooks.

Milbrooks Resorts through Camp Milbrooks offers a number of tours to our visitors who are interested in the eco-system and farm life in Jamaica. A large percentage of the population in Jamaica are small farmers who the government has encouraged through the various programs to improve in best practice methods, to promote farming and to provide products to various economic sectors in Jamaica.

Milbrooks Resorts provides tours to farms around the island where you can interact with local farmers, sample various plant products and understand local farmer’s practices. Visitors learn of the indigenous plants and farm animals that are specific to Jamaica as it relates to Jamaican culture and ecology.

Speak to one of our representative at the Milbrooks Resort for more details.

Jamaica is known to have a unique culture internationally and so is our history. A history that has introduced a number of ethnic groups to Jamaica which has created our motto, "Out Of Many One People, which means of all the people who came to Jamaica we are one.

Jamaica’s unique history has been shaped by the colonization of Spain in the first 100 years during the 14th century by Jamaica’s independence in 1962. The 18th century in Jamaica was considered a period of great agitation or rebellion as a result of the harsh treatment during slavery by the English colonial rulers.

Revolutions had initiated Maroon Rebellion in close proximity to Camp Milbrooks in the district of Kensington which later snowballed throughout various sections of the island. These rebellions were the catalyst for the signing of the peace treaty in 1739 by Maroon Leader, Cudjoe, between the maroons of Jamaica and the English rulers.

A number of maroon characters have emerged out of the revolution and have now been considered to today to be Jamaican heroes. Some though unrecognized still paid the price for the emancipation of their African brothers and sister.

Milbrooks Resorts offers tours to the re-enactment site at Camp Milbrooks where individuals can see the live re-enactment between the colonizers and the maroon freedom fighters which resulted in a signing of the peace treaty.

Contact Milbrooks Resorts and speak to a Resort representative for more details.

Jamaica has a very unique culture that people locally and internationally can experience through our reggae music which is a prominent part of our rich history and culture. Naturally for the love of music, the resort seeks to promote live music festival at Camp Milbrooks and also have our guest experience other stage shows around the island.

Jamaica is known for many famous artistes like Bob Marley, Tessan Chin, Peter Tosh and others. The music is so captivating that the Milbrooks Resort offers tours to various entertainment centers and activates in which our guest can part-take to embrace the unique music.

From our music, many dance moves have been created that has been adopted internationally. Learning these high energy dance moves not only creates an experience that relaxes the mind and bonds you with Jamaican art culture but also promotes a healthy lifestyle and awareness of the Jamaican culture.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks resorts for more information and to books your stay for music festivals such as Reggae Sum Fest, Accompong Maroon Festival, Agricultural Shows, Brit Jam and others.

St Lawrence University geology field trip at Camp Millbrook — at Picture taken on top of a mountain overlooking several communities in St James.

Educational pursuit is the cornerstone of Milbrooks Resort services. We encourage educational institutions to take advantage of the large array of wide variety of resources in Jamaica. These resources range from medicinal plants, history, geology, botany, Eco and Agri tourism, marine biology and many more.

Jamaican culture through its arched entertainment lends itself to expose people locally and internationally to a different dimension of Jamaica whereby our visitors can immerse themselves in the sounds and rhythm of Jamaica whether through artistic dance, music, folklore and theater.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resorts to see how we can help to collaborate with outside groups and other ventures in Jamaica.

Millbrook resorts strongly promotes the linkage between universities and Camp Millbrook. We encourage students to participate in our educational work experience in the areas of science and research, bio-technology, health and human services.

Milbrook has collaborated with many universities locally and internationally some are the Eastern Michigan University, the health & human services department, Oaksterdam, the bio-technology department, St. Lawrence University, the geology department, University of West Indies and NCU bio-technology department.

We accommodate eco-friendly conservations groups as well as well as various ethnic research organization to visit Jamaica to take advantage of our resources. We encourage other universities all over the world to come to Jamaica and partner with us.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resorts for more information and bookings.

There have been a number of religious groups in Jamaica since colonization, dating from the 14th century to 19th century. It’s quite common to see various denominations that have derived from the church of England which was the 1^st church in the western hemisphere.

There is one religion that has gained national and International prominence that has derived from Jamaica. That’s the Rastafarian religion! A deeply rooted religion with its Afrocentric spiritual beliefs that are deeply rooted in Ethiopia.

We encourage persons interested in this religion to contact us where they can heighten their spiritual and ceremonial experience by using cannabis for their sacramental herb. The Rastafarian holistic lifestyle and biblical understanding, even though Afrocentric in nature shares similarities to other religious beliefs as it relates to humanity and simplistic way of life. This religious group has attracted a number of visitors to the island to experience this way of life.

Speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resorts to make arrangements for these tours. Call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Milbrooks Resort offers visitors as a part of our Agri-Tourism Tours, the opportunity to interact with different farm animals whether it be birds, horses, fish, goats and sheep, rabbits are all there for our guests that are interested in the Jamaican farm experience.

Visitors are allowed to get up close with these animals, whether feeding, riding or touching these animals. Our staff is also there to assist in maintaining your safety at Camp Milbrooks and Milbrooks farms.

We encourage schools, social clubs, religious organizations and agricultural research groups to take advantage of the opportunity to visit Milbrooks Farms.

Feel free to speak to a representative at the Milbrooks Resorts. Call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Milbrooks Farm Horse Rescue program is derived from the sheer love for horses and to see them live their natural life in the open. Due to the number of horses that suffer unfortunate circumstance after their many years of racing; it has heightened the need to protect these horses which would have been discarded by the previous owners.

We encourage all organizations that have a genuine love for horses to come visit Milbrooks Farms where you can ride and learn basic care practices of taking care of a horses.

We encourage persons to contact us with any horse that may need a second home and we also invite volunteers to offer their services and also donate to this program to contact a resort representative. Call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Jamaicans both locally and internationally have carved out a special place in people’s hearts and taste buds with their culinary expertise. Jamaicans are extremely competitive when it comes to their cooking and pastry skills.

There are a number of culinary festivals that are held across the island at different times that visitors can participate in. These festivals include: Jamaica Jerk Festival, Sea Food Festival and Culinary shows.

Jamaicans are known for their spicy sauce known as the famous jerk sauce which is used in a number of ways and our Jamaican pastries such as fruit cake, Easter buns and Jamaica Patties.

Please contact Milbrooks Resorts about reservations for any culinary festival happening around the island as we invite you to have a taste of Jamaica. Call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Jamaica pride itself in being a Christian country with many religious organizations. Some of these organizations are Baptists, Pentecostal, Methodists, Anglicans, Adventists and non-traditional Afro-centric churches like Pocomania and Rastafarian. Even though there is a wide variety of religious groups. The Adventist church is the largest religious organization on the island and it is quite unique in its religious beliefs and practices.

The similarities between the Eruo-centric and afro-centric organization makes it quite fascinating when listening to the interpretation of the bible. We look forward in having international religious organization collaborate with local entities to sharpen their spiritual well-being and to educate those that may be void such of such doctrine.

The resort offer tours and religious festivals to our guests at various times throughout the year. Our resort is also affiliated with camp Milbrook of Milbrook farms and convention canters that can host large religious conferences.

We encourage the various ministerial groups who seek to provide charitable work in Jamaica to contact the resort about facilitating such activities. Feel free to call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Jamaica prides itself in being a Christian country with many religious organizations. Some of these organizations are Baptists, Pentecostal, Methodists, Anglicans, Adventists and non-traditional afro-centric churches like Pocomania and Rastafarian. Even though there is a wide variety of religious groups. The Adventist church is the largest religious organization on the island and it is quite unique in its religious beliefs and practices.

The similarities between the Eruo-centric and Afro-centric organization makes it quite fascinating in the interpretation of the bible. We look forward in having international religious organization collaborate with local entities to sharpen their spiritual well-being and to educate those that may be void such of such doctrine.

The resort offer tours and religious festivals to our guests at various time throughout the year. The resort is also affiliated with camp Milbrook of Milbrook farms and convention centres that can host large religious conferences.

We encourage the various ministerial groups who seek to provide charitable work in Jamaica to contact the resort about facilitating such activities. Feel free to call: 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433

Milbrooks Resort in an effort to provide comprehensive services welcome the diaspora to Jamaica to renew their cultural ties and to promote socio-economic development.

The diaspora is important as through its contributions it promotes the development of interests in Jamaican affairs. Milbrook resorts appreciates the hard work of the Jamaican diaspora and that is why we aim to ensure you receive first class service at our resort.

We welcome you and we appreciate your hard work, while seeking to collaborate with Milbrooks resort and its affiliate projects as we undertake for Jamaica’s social and economic development. Contact us if they want us to make arrangements

We continue to seek your support and encourage you to contact our resort to schedule and conferences, seminars and investments opportunities you seek to have in Jamaica.

Feel free to contact a Milbrook Resort Representative regarding any interest you may have to make your stay a pleasant one at our resort. .

Jamaica has a vibrant and stable economy that attracts a number of investments into the island. Our history of been a central location in the Caribbean in close proximity to the united states, its language, its developing infrastructure, efficient human resource, improved telecommunication and transportation have all made Jamaica a more attractive destination.

Milbrooks resort encourages entrepreneurs and investors worldwide to come to Jamaica to seek investment opportunities and to create a Socio-economic bond through collaborative efforts.

We encourage empowerment groups and investors to speak to our resort representative to facilitate collaboration with organizations sharing similar objective for us to host conferences, retreats, and business promotions and networking sessions.

Call us at 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433 for making Milbrooks experience a memorable and productive one.

Jamaica’s bio diversity, unique location, culture and ever changing artistic expressions have made it more attractive to film Production Company and videographers to seek Jamaica as a place to film move, document, reality shows and other filming of the fine arts.

Milbrooks Resort seek to embrace production teams to utilize its resorts and affiliate organizations to develop cinimatology on the most beautiful island in the Caribbean Sea. Jamaica has produced some of the world’s most influential and famous characters; in the field of arts athletic and music. Milbrooks Resort is here to assist you in facilitating any partnerships with local entities that meet your filming or videography needs.

Call us at 876-631-6412 / 876-631-6487 / USA: 917-508-6433 for making Milbrooks Resort to make arrangements.

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Milbrook resorts prides itself in partnership with charity organizations throughout the island of Jamaica. We believe in the motto no man is an island, so we encourage people from all over the world to support our two main charitable organizations.

The Hebron House of the pregnancy resource centre of Jamaica, which is located in Montego was founded by Christina Milford in 2005. The Hebron House provides services for pregnant teens and young women who find it challenging to care for themselves and their young. Milbrook resort and Hebron House seeks your support and donations to this this much needed resource center for unplanned pregnancies which we know can make a big difference in the lives of these young women in their time of crisis.

Milbrooks resorts has also partnered with the Transitional House located in Montego Bay. The Transitional house helps young women who are orphans to achieve their life goals and to adjust or transition their educational experience into the workforce.

The Transitional house was founded by Ms. Sanchia Ellis in 2013 who saw the need to assist this vulnerable population. She has numerous success stories over the past 2 two years which can be seen through the success of the orphans whom have become teachers through studies received at the local teachers college. The home currently houses 12 orphans but has the ability to accommodate 18.

We encourage other interest groups to support these organization either by volunteering, mentoring, sponsorship or providing donations to aid in their efforts. You can reach either groups by contacting:

Hebron House Christina Milford +876-322-1157 +876-446-6524

Transitional House Ms. Sanchia Ellis +876-605-5571 +876-469-5975