Three golf courses
Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore and The Links
Golf, marina and Caribbean living
A residential resort in La Romana
Casa de Campo is a residential resort in La Romana, on the Caribbean coast of the Dominican Republic. Golf, Minitas Beach, the marina and Altos de Chavón give the destination several distinct centers of activity, surrounded by villa neighborhoods and other residential communities.
The choice of location makes a difference to everyday life here. A golf-side villa, an apartment in Los Altos and a home near the marina can offer different views, surroundings and daily journeys. Comparing those settings is a useful first step before choosing an individual property.
Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore and The Links
Coastal dining and leisure
Boating and waterfront services
Architecture, culture and river views

Casa de Campo’s three Pete Dye-designed golf courses are Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore and The Links. Teeth of the Dog has reopened following its restoration. Dye Fore offers a different landscape, while The Links winds through the resort grounds.
These courses give different neighborhoods their own character, from coastal scenery to green resort grounds and the landscape around Dye Fore. A golf outlook is one of several settings to compare with the marina, beach and garden communities.

Minitas is an important coastal leisure area within the resort. The marina adds waterfront dining, boating and marine services. The operator’s current Captain’s Guide lists 350 slips and a maximum vessel length of 250 feet.
The marina’s waterfront atmosphere is different from the beach setting at Minitas and the quieter villa communities. Comparing these locations in person helps clarify which surroundings fit your plans for living or spending time in Casa de Campo.

Altos de Chavón is known for its Mediterranean-inspired architecture, cultural setting and views of the Chavón River. Equestrian and polo facilities add to the resort’s range of outdoor activities.
The current Racquet Center page lists 11 Har-Tru tennis courts and four padel courts, with pickleball also offered. La Romana International Airport provides nearby air access, while the resort’s different centers give residents a choice of places to spend their time.
Los Altos, the marina and the resort’s villa communities provide a range of property styles. Buyers can compare apartments, villas and homesites according to the desired setting, maintenance needs, views and proximity to golf, the beach or cultural attractions. The available listings and the terms attached to each property are more useful than a general count of all homes in the resort.
The operator’s Captain’s Guide lists 350 slips, capacity for vessels up to 250 feet LOA and a 16-foot draft. Berth availability and vessel suitability should be confirmed with the marina.
Yes. The official course website reports its reopening after restoration. Tee times and maintenance schedules remain subject to the golf operator’s current arrangements.
Included services and access rights depend on the property and current community or operator rules. Check membership, guest access, fees and any transfer conditions for the specific home.
Compare the home’s surroundings, daily travel needs, outlook and maintenance requirements. Request a shortlist of current properties in the settings that fit your plans.
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Explore the current properties for sale, or request information about locations and homes that match your requirements.
Area information reviewed in November 2026. Services and access arrangements follow each operator’s current terms.