Camp Reggae - I didn't realize before arrival, but it's huge. You can find a lot of information on many different websites, including google maps. A quick backstory, Sonia and Tony started and host an annual reggae festival (thus the name) since 1999.
Getting out there is easy enough, following their directions. It's an incredibly scenic drive, but most likely you won't have cellphone signal. Their property is huge! They said they can host about 250 people any given time. There is a full mountain or two to play on.
We opted to stay in our tents, because we were looking to camp, but they have several closed shelters for anyone who'd prefer a little more structure. There was also a full kitchen, restroom facilities, giant firepits, hammocks, swings, basically everything you could want. They have many hiking trails already laid out, with hours of space to be lost in, should you want to.
As a personal note, if you have a chance to try any of their food, definitely do! They made absolutely delicious soup while we were there, and offered. If I could find the recipe, I absolutely would. Also, after we left, we looked up their own music. Past bands they'd been in, and current - are all great. I'd suggest listening on your drive in!
Overall, I highly highly recommend. I plan on coming back for one of their future festivals as well!