Rhodes Hall Plantation is an unparalleled location for horseback riding. An enormous 550 acre range offers an unforgettable experience for beginners and advanced riders alike. The morass (Jamaican swamp) is one of the largest crocodile reserves in Western Jamaica with over 70 residents. There is an adjoining lake named "Crocodile Lake". Other animals living on the property include geese, guinea hens, chickens, roosters, ducks, goats, mongoose, crabs, cats, doves, parrots, humming birds, doctor birds, myna birds, seagulls, pelicans, sandpipers, herons, and even peacocks.

The land boasts beaches to mountain tops as high as 600 feet above sea level affording excellent views all the way to Negril. The lush tropical jungle features impressive stands of ancient bamboo, numerous types of trees and other rainforest vegetation, creating a bird watchers paradise..

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