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The town of Abeokuta, Nigeria is directly linked to Abeokuta, Jamaica for over three hundred years. This occurred when the first slaves that were taken to the Parish of Westmoreland were brought to this Plantation from Abeokuta, Nigeria. The Park itself occupies 13 acres of land on a hill that was the original Plantation Yard.

The remains of the Great House still stand magnificently fashioned from pure cut 2' thick stone. On the property is the oldest swimming pool in Jamaica which goes back three hundred years, with near Olympic dimensions being 71ft long and 47ft wide ranging from 4 to 10 feet in depth. There is a rope swing too!
Dangle your feet and experience a fish pedicure or sit under the waterfall.

The property changed hands many times and at one time was Dean's Valley Water Works Estate, a sugar plantation that at one time covered 2, 200 acres.

The pool is constantly topped-up with fresh water from a stone aquaduct, after a refreshing swim you can follow the aqueduct on a leisurely 15 min walk through the park to its source, the Sweet River.

The remains of the Great House still stand magnificently fashioned from pure cut 2' thick stone. On the property is the oldest swimming pool in Jamaica which goes back three hundred years, with near Olympic dimensions being 71ft long and 47ft wide ranging from 4 to 10 feet in depth. There is a rope swing too!
Dangle your feet and experience a fish pedicure or sit under the waterfall.

Open 10 AM Daily