Copper Bank Inn | Established Campground

June 18th, 2022 by gusigb

Though the building seems inhabited, seems permanently closed re hosting overlanders or doing business :(

May 30th, 2022 by pascal.la.croix

This place is permanently closed.

December 18th, 2017 by instagram.com/wanderingpebble

20bzd for camping and 10bzd for showers (we are two). Internet is slow and near the restaurant only. We didn't take shower. Pool was empty.

July 3rd, 2017 by randulinas.ch

We paid 30 B$ incl shower, witch had awesome water and pressure.
Quiet at night, even on a friday.
High speed internet!
The swimminpool was nearly empty and a breeding spot for moskitos, as well the ripe mangoes on the ground...
Todd was drunk and stoned and made a lot of silly patter...we felt not really welcomed and the dogs were barking all day long.

June 1st, 2017 by DrivenToWander

Nice Inn, with inviting communal area that we were able to enjoy while parked in the Inn's grassy yard. We paid $15 USD for the secure parking and access to a bathroom in one of the hotel rooms. Todd was super helpful by showing us a map of Belize and walking us through all the areas we may want to visit. Friendly dogs and puppies made Indigo a happy boy, as well as a great Internet connection so he could watch Paw Patrol.

We had the best homemade pizza I've had in years. It was truly great, and apparently a speciality creation of Todd's making.

Lots and lots of mosquitos, but that's mainly because it's the season right now for hurricanes and humid & hot weather.

March 23rd, 2017 by Flip Flop Cowboy

Perfect first stop in Belize!

Beautiful, quiet property at the edge of sleepy Copper Bank.
$20bz per night to park inside the gate, next to the garden.

Clean, nice, well kept property run by an awesome Canadian couple, Todd and Nadine. They're a valuable resource for your time in Belize and have knowledge as well as connections for every corner of the little country.

Todd even let us borrow their kayaks (complete with a ride to the lagoon and back) at no charge.

They serve up some amazing comfort food in the bar as well, a welcome change after many months in Mexico.

January 26th, 2017 by Global Convoy

Nice location with good food and drinks. Todds a champion and showed us around. Everything you could need to be comfortable!

December 20th, 2016 by travelingtogether814

This was our first stop in Belize. They are closed on Mondays, but they still let us camp, use the toilet inside the restaurant, and they opened us a room for us to shower. The shower was cold, good pressure, clean. When we checked out they wanted to charge an extra 5blz per shower. That's 4 showers. We were never told when we checked in about the extra charge so I disputed it, and he gave in. We just would not have showered, and would not have stayed two nights with no shower! The place is nice enough for a place to stay, but copper bank as far as we saw has nothing to offer. Stock up on supplys before heading in or plan on eating at the their restaurant that is closed on Monday's. We paid 20blz per night with electricity and toilet.

November 25th, 2016 by https://web.facebook.com/FamiliyOnTheRoadInCentralAmerica/

Good overnight spot.
Friendly owners.
$20BZ

September 27th, 2016 by detourbydesign

Copper Bank Inn is a lovely little place run by a super nice Canadian couple - Todd and Nadine. We camped in their enclosed site, out by the fruit trees in the middle of the garden. They took us to dinner with them, cooked an amazing breakfast, provided with maps and invaluable information on Belize. A great first stop in this country. Camping cost 10USD for the vehicle and provided access to Internet, clean bathrooms and hot showers. They have rooms and a restaurant available as well. This was a great first stop in the country! Highly recommend this spot in the jungle near Corozol. Felt very safe. The have adopted lots of rescue dogs too!

May 3rd, 2016 by Rondjewereld

Nice inn with restaurant and camping on the grounds for BZ$10 per site per night. Bathroom and shower available in the inn. The Canadian owner Todd and his wife took over the lease in November 2015 and have plans to expand. We did not stay but had a tasteful lunch at the restaurant. The drive to Copper Bank is on a scenic dirt road with a hand-cranked ferry river crossing on either side of the village.