Accommodation at The Field Station Cabins We currently have 5 beautifully situated river facing cabins with balconies for visitors, they are all self contained, for your convenience there is electricity and light supplied by Solar power. They can comfortably can sleep three persons. Hammock Pods Unique in design the hammock pods offer an economical alternative to the cabins, with mesh 360 degrees around, you can wake to the beautiful view of the river and sounds of the forest after experiencing a night close to nature. For your convenience they are all solar powered. The Field Station Situated on the Northern boundary of the Iwokrama Forest on the banks for the mighty Essequibo river lies The Iwokrama Field Station, this is the operational hub of the centre and whilst it is remote it has all that you could possibly need for a comfortable stay in the forest. The Fred Allicock Training Centre is a 9,000 sq. ft., octagonal 2-storeyed building with two scientific labs, a business centre with internet access, a small store, a modest but expanding reference library, and a visitor lounge and bar. The building also houses administrative offices and offers event facilities like training and other meeting spaces. Satellite Camps More adventurous groups can take advantage of the six satellite camps that are scattered throughout the Forest. Turtle Mountain Camp is a very modern facility, opened in April 2003, and has wooden open-air sleeping huts, a dining hut, and flush toilets.  The other camps are open-sided buildings with zinc roofs, separate cooking areas and pit latrines, and are all close to a permanent waterway. Visitors to satellite camps sleep in hammocks with specially designed mosquito nets. ATTA Rainforest Camp and Canopy Walkway