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Cheeno
11-03-2005, 11:46 AM
Hey guys :)

I had a few drinks and dessert at Camp David Hotel-Restaurant.

This place is located in the mountains. So if you plan on going up there in a 20-year-old car, then cross your fingers because the roads are not that good. The roads are also narrow.

This place is around a 10 to 15-minute drive from the Hodelpa Gran Almirante.

The restaurant's address is Carretera Luperonb Km 7 1/2
Gurabo, Santiago, DR
Tel: 809-276-6400

This place is a bit pricy. I went with my friend and his wife. We ordered three cakes, a bottle of wine, and the price came out to 1600 pesos. Maybe it was an expensive wine.

But the restaurant is very romantic and the location is also romantic!!! You can see the whole city of Santiago from the restaurant!!! :cool:

JDR
11-03-2005, 11:48 AM
When the peso was around 40 last year this place was dirt cheap. I ate there maybe 4 or 5 times.

Cheeno
11-03-2005, 11:56 AM
When the peso was around 40 last year this place was dirt cheap. I ate there maybe 4 or 5 times.

Hey Jimmy :)

How have you been?

Speaking of the exchange rate, when I arrived in Santo Domingo, the airport gave me a rate of 33.25. This was last week.

I saw the menu of this restaurant and the prices were quite steep. Thank God my friend paid for it! :D

Take care.

P.S. This place is a nice area for car sex!!! :D

Don Tomas
11-03-2005, 02:33 PM
Just a couple things about Camp David, man New World you are a negative guy.

The road up the mountain to Camp David is a great road, so is the road linking to it. I don't what way you took but the road to mountain was paved by Hipolito because his girlfriend lived on the street. The road up the mountain is maintained by the Camp David association. Hell the damn road has street lights & real guard rails in the form of cement, not very common in the DR. Also the road is in better shape then most of the Santiago streets. As for being narrow, just got one thing to say, never ever go to Constanza, you would shit your pants getting there.

As for prices, you get what you pay for, the food is some of the best up there, including the USDA steaks, that's right imported beef.

Cheeno
11-03-2005, 02:48 PM
Just a couple things about Camp David, man New World you are a negative guy.

The road up the mountain to Camp David is a great road, so is the road linking to it. I don't what way you took but the road to mountain was paved by Hipolito because his girlfriend lived on the street. The road up the mountain is maintained by the Camp David association. Hell the damn road has street lights & real guard rails in the form of cement, not very common in the DR. Also the road is in better shape then most of the Santiago streets. As for being narrow, just got one thing to say, never ever go to Constanza, you would shit your pants getting there.

As for prices, you get what you pay for, the food is some of the best up there, including the USDA steaks, that's right imported beef.

Hey buddy :)

The taxi driver also told me that I am a negative guy. After I yelled at both girls at Pasion and Illusion. So you do have a good point. I guess I want everything to be perfect.

Based on what you told me, it looks like my friend took another road. The road was not paved at all. It was dirt and rocks.

But the restaurant was very nice. I liked it very much! :)

prtyr2
11-03-2005, 05:54 PM
Once you cut through the texaco station you do drive over some unpaved roads briefly. The roads once you start heading uphill and are paved. They were not paved by hipolito because they have been paved for years. I also don't remember seeing any guard rails but the road is not dangerous at all.

I took 2 ladies to camp david for dinner in july and the prices were OK.

Cheeno
11-03-2005, 05:58 PM
Once you cut through the texaco station you do drive over some unpaved roads briefly. The roads once you start heading uphill and are paved. They were not paved by hipolito because they have been paved for years. I also don't remember seeing any guard rails but the road is not dangerous at all.

I took 2 ladies to camp david for dinner in july and the prices were OK.


Hi there :)

How have you been?

Is it possible to carry a Haiti phone number ("509") in the Dominican Republic?

Thanks.

The Jaragua Casino has even finer looking bartenders!!! 8O

psriches
11-03-2005, 06:03 PM
Camp David Ranch

1300 rd plus 1 welcome drink

(809)276-6400

JDR
11-03-2005, 06:04 PM
Just keep in mind, it gets windy up there at times.

prtyr2
11-03-2005, 06:27 PM
Once you cut through the texaco station you do drive over some unpaved roads briefly. The roads once you start heading uphill and are paved. They were not paved by hipolito because they have been paved for years. I also don't remember seeing any guard rails but the road is not dangerous at all.

I took 2 ladies to camp david for dinner in july and the prices were OK.


Hi there :)

How have you been?

Is it possible to carry a Haiti phone number ("509") in the Dominican Republic?

Thanks.

The Jaragua Casino has even finer looking bartenders!!! 8O


The jaragua bartenders are very cute, waitresses as well. Went out with one of em 3 times. Never paid a dime, just cab fare and she took me to a cabana twice and my hotel once.

Don Tomas
11-03-2005, 06:36 PM
Once you cut through the texaco station you do drive over some unpaved roads briefly. The roads once you start heading uphill and are paved. They were not paved by hipolito because they have been paved for years. I also don't remember seeing any guard rails but the road is not dangerous at all.

I took 2 ladies to camp david for dinner in july and the prices were OK.

Read the post prtyr2... /sigh


The road up the mountain to Camp David is a great road, so is the road linking to it. I don't what way you took but the road to mountain was paved by Hipolito because his girlfriend lived on the street. The road up the mountain is maintained by the Camp David association.

The road up the mountain is not the road paved by Hippo. The "guard rails" I speak of are cement blocks, sorry you never noticed them. The road that Hippo paved is the road that is perpendicular to the road to CD. If you go the Texaco way you cross the Hippo road not go down it, it is the paved road you cross right before the uphill climb, just after leaving the dirt roads of the Texaco way.

claro?

the_Jayman
11-03-2005, 07:32 PM
and anyone taking driving lessons from DT should be drinkin with me instead ! !

Don Tomas
11-03-2005, 07:47 PM
and anyone taking driving lessons from DT should be drinkin with me instead ! !

Fuck You Jayman! Besides I am giving directions, not driving lessons.

gdogg
11-05-2005, 03:27 AM
Camp David Ranch

1300 rd plus 1 welcome drink

(809)276-6400

What's the 1300 rd for?

psriches
11-05-2005, 02:22 PM
Camp David Ranch

1300 rd plus 1 welcome drink

(809)276-6400

What's the 1300 rd for?Camp David Ranch hotel rate is 1300 pesos per night + 1 free drink. Very romantic spot!

JDR
11-05-2005, 04:22 PM
Camp David Ranch

1300 rd plus 1 welcome drink

(809)276-6400

What's the 1300 rd for?Camp David Ranch hotel rate is 1300 pesos per night + 1 free drink. Very romantic spot!

Now thats only $39. Its a very good deal.

Bug Boy
11-05-2005, 05:29 PM
Anything like this close to Sosua. Say less than an hour drive. It would be a nice start to the evening. Rent a driver for 4 hours. That would give me an hour travel both ways and 2 hours dining time. Is Camp David too far?

JDR
11-05-2005, 06:39 PM
Anything like this close to Sosua. Say less than an hour drive. It would be a nice start to the evening. Rent a driver for 4 hours. That would give me an hour travel both ways and 2 hours dining time. Is Camp David too far?

Its about 1:15 - 1:30 if you know how to get there.

Cheeno
11-05-2005, 06:41 PM
Once you cut through the texaco station you do drive over some unpaved roads briefly. The roads once you start heading uphill and are paved. They were not paved by hipolito because they have been paved for years. I also don't remember seeing any guard rails but the road is not dangerous at all.

I took 2 ladies to camp david for dinner in july and the prices were OK.


Hi there :)

How have you been?

Is it possible to carry a Haiti phone number ("509") in the Dominican Republic?

Thanks.

The Jaragua Casino has even finer looking bartenders!!! 8O


The jaragua bartenders are very cute, waitresses as well. Went out with one of em 3 times. Never paid a dime, just cab fare and she took me to a cabana twice and my hotel once.


Hi there :)

During my stay in Santo Domingo, I did fuck one bartender from the Jaragua Casino. She has short hair and is around 5'3" tall. She is neither dark nor light. She is in-between.

She speaks ZERO English. But no problemo! :evil:

johnnj2000
03-08-2006, 09:53 PM
let me tell you those rooms at campdavid are huge, and there great! for the price. they have king beds and some of these rooms have great big balconies also that give you a great view of the mountain looking down into Santiago. What a great place to be back dooring a chica or two! while looking out over the mountain. Just be careful though not to knock her over the rail, its a LONG FALL!!!! lol

psriches
03-08-2006, 11:00 PM
let me tell you those rooms at campdavid are huge, and there great! for the price. they have king beds and some of these rooms have great big balconies also that give you a great view of the mountain looking down into Santiago. What a great place to be back dooring a chica or two! while looking out over the mountain. Just be careful though not to knock her over the rail, its a LONG FALL!!!! lolNice romantic spot but isn't it hard to get to??

Jimmydr
04-08-2006, 11:19 AM
Nice romantic spot but isn't it hard to get to??


Very easy to get to. Its on the road from Puerto Plata to Santiago.

MrHappy
04-10-2006, 12:45 PM
Jimmydr,
Gotta clarify just a bit. It's on the MOUNTAIN road from Puerto Plata to Santiago.
After you go through the moutains, and you've got Santiago in your sites, as you're getting close to the bottom of the mountain, you'll come to a Texaco station on your left. You cut through the Texaco, and go left on the road that passes behind it.(if you go right, it will bring you back to the road you turned off of).
Not to far from the station, you'll come to where there is a turnoff to the left, and there's a sign that says Camp David Ranch. Turn there, ans start goin' up the hill. The road ends at the hotel.

psriches
04-10-2006, 06:12 PM
Jimmydr,
Gotta clarify just a bit. It's on the MOUNTAIN road from Puerto Plata to Santiago.
After you go through the moutains, and you've got Santiago in your sites, as you're getting close to the bottom of the mountain, you'll come to a Texaco station on your left. You cut through the Texaco, and go left on the road that passes behind it.(if you go right, it will bring you back to the road you turned off of).
Not to far from the station, you'll come to where there is a turnoff to the left, and there's a sign that says Camp David Ranch. Turn there, ans start goin' up the hill. The road ends at the hotel.Now this makes more sense. However, i take the other mountain road through licey/moca so i'm not that familiar with this one. But thanks for clarifying.

Cheeno
04-12-2006, 10:25 AM
Make sure you bring a light jacket or a long-sleeve shirt. It gets a bit cool at night. The view is very nice! :)

MrHappy
04-12-2006, 11:39 AM
You may also want to go up a little eary if you are going to eat. The restaurant frequently fills up around 11 at night. I have been at many a dinner there with big groups that didn't leave until 2 in the morning.