"New York Times", October 19, 2003 Winter in the Sun Feature "New Lures on Caribbean Shores" On St. John more than a million people visited the popular National Park in 2002 - snorkelers ply the blue-green waters alon beautiful beaches, and hikers walk scenic trails. The Cinnamon Bay Campground and the resort Maho Bay Camps within the park have been thriving. From high season through April, occupancy rates at the 114 unit Maho Bay Camps were 85 to 90 percent, bolstered by family and yoga groups. The resort's "real gem", said Maggie Day, the General Manager, has been the Art Center, where guests learn how to blow glass, make pottery and create other hand-crafted pieces. Winter double rates, $110 for a tent-cottage ($115 for February and Christmas and Easter weeks), will stay the same. Story by Frances Frank Marcus

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