Participate
This forest grows with your hands
WAYS TO HELP
EVERY BIT GOES BACK INTO THE HILL
Starting at 50 BBD per tree
Plant a tree
Trees are the best way to clean our air supply.
Come plant a tree at Coco Hill Forest on your next hike or for a special occasion.
Contact us for bookings.
Volunteering days · UWI Give Back Programme
Volunteering & internships
Want to learn more about our methods or help us protect Coco Hill Forest?
You enjoy an outdoor workout?
Join us at one of our volunteering days or contact us to partner through an internship. UWI students, note that we are also part of the Give Back Programme.
Funds or supplies welcome
Donate
If you can’t make it in person but still want to play your part, you can donate funds or supplies to our project.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated and will go directly to ensure that Coco Hill Forest remains protected and developed in a sustainable way.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered
Do I need to book ahead?
Not for self-guided hikes. Walk in any day during opening hours. Guided tours need a sign-up at least 24 hours in advance, and events and camping are booked by appointment.
What should I wear and bring?
Hiking shoes and comfortable clothing.
Trails can be steep and muddy after rain. Bring water, insect repellent and cash (BBD or USD). We hand out a map and walking stick at the gate.
Can I bring kids? A picnic? My dog?
Yes to all three.
Children under 12 pay 15 BBD and under 3 enter free. Picnics are welcome, and members love walking their dogs on the hill.
How do I get there?
We’re on Richmond Road, St. Joseph.
About 30 minutes from Bridgetown, near Flower Forest and Hunte’s Gardens. Free parking on site, and we’re reachable by public bus. WhatsApp us for directions.
When are volunteering days?
We host volunteering activities on Saturdays. Follow us on social media for the schedule, or contact us to arrange an internship or group volunteering day.
Visit Us
Richmond Road, St. Joseph, Barbados
Mon–Fri 10am–4pm
Sat & Sun 9am–5pm