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A Proposed Veteran Wellness Oasis in Guyana

Gardens, water and shade, villas for short and long stays, and the freedom to spend your time however you choose.

Who it’s for

U.S. veterans of all branches

Legacy Point Oasis is planned for U.S. military veterans of all branches, with a special welcome for Guyanese American veterans.

  • Army
  • Navy
  • Air Force
  • Marine Corps
  • Coast Guard
  • Space Force
  • National Guard and Reserve
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The oasis

Gardens, water and shade

The idea is simple: an oasis in Guyana where veterans can slow down, breathe and feel at home.

  • Gardens to walk, sit and work in
  • Water and shade throughout
  • Planned to be accessible throughout

Your time, your way

Spend your time however you choose

Nothing on the schedule is required. Veterans decide how to spend each day.

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Wellness

Gym, sauna, steam room, cold plunge and an open-air meditation pavilion.

The wellness experience
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Recreation

Gardening, cooking classes, games and creative workshops on site.

Recreation
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Outings

Optional trips with licensed Guyanese tour operators, from Georgetown to Kaieteur Falls.

Outings in Guyana

Villa stays

Stay three days, or a month or more

Villas are planned for stays from three days to a month or more, so a visit can be a short reset or a longer stretch of time in Guyana.

The center does not take bookings yet. Tell us how long you might stay in the feedback pilot.

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Where things stand

An online pilot first, then building

  1. Now

    Online feedback pilot

    Veterans share which spaces they would use, how long they might stay and what accessibility needs the center should be designed for.

  2. Next

    Building

    Feedback from the pilot shapes the plans before anything is built.

  3. Later

    More recreation

    Planned sports for a later stage include a 20-bay golf driving range, golf simulators, tennis and badminton.

Help shape Legacy Point Oasis

Join the online Veteran Feedback Pilot. Tell us which spaces you would use and how long you might stay. It is feedback only, not a booking.