28/08/2026
August 27 and 28 bring not just a full moon, but a partial lunar eclipse. The moon will appear dimmer than a typical full moon as Earth's shadow partially covers it. This is the Sturgeon Moon, named by Native American tribes for the large fish they caught during this time of year. For guests staying at Old Crow, this means something specific: the night sky transforms.
The hilltop location and the property's minimal light pollution mean the eclipse is visible from the pool deck. The wild horses are visible in eclipse-lit darkness. The Atlantic is still and reflective. It is a rare sky event happening directly over your vacation. Bio bay tours close during this full moon window.
Call (787) 741-0001 to reserve eclipse night