Virgin Islands National Park

What other National Park offers:
1) Tent camping 100 feet from a gorgeous beach
2) Braying wild donkeys to wake you up in the morning
3) Tarantulas right by your tent eliminating all flys and biting bugs
4) Mongooses standing sentry by your tent, waiting for some freee handouts
5) Cheap rum by the liter at the campground store.
6) Access to one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, right next to one of the most exclusive hotels (whose beaches, while stunning, can’t compare to your freebie beach)

Simply a gorgeous place.

(see my entry under US Virgin Islands)

The national park comprises most of the land on St. John. Its largely unspoiled hills are wound with hiking trails which often lead to spectacular beaches. Park beaches include the popular Trunk Bay as well as lesser known spots.

National Park Service official site.

Photos from Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Leinster Bay, and the Johnny Horn Trail.