The Commonwealth of Nations Oasis Belize is located in the Central American country of Belize. It is a 68 acre organic farm where an intentional community is planned for the future.

Oasis Belize currently has two livable structures: the main house, a two-story farm house; and a separate smaller cottage which was originally intended as a caretaker's house. Now the cottage can be used as a timeshare residence for leaders and ambassadors of your nation.

The farm house is close to a resort, and stands in its own cleared area of about 3 acres, bordering the groves on the west side, and with lawn and gardens on the east.

Adjacent to the quarter-acre vegetable garden, bordered by over 200 young ficus trees, is the pump and generator house, which sits over the farm's 500 feet clear freshwater well.

The gardens are planted with a wealth of trees and shrubs including a half-mile hibiscus hedge; frangipani; gardenia; abutillon; mahogany; jobea; argaves; dwarf palms; heliconia; calla lily; and standard drachanae.

This garden, in turn, is the home of a bewildering variety of birds and butterflies. Other regular creatures on the farm include coati mundis, armadillos, grey fox, deer, peccary, and some jaguar.

The citrus groves were professionally laid out, and consist of orange and grapefruit trees, which constitute the major juicing crop — harvested from January to March annually. In addition, the farm supports tangerine, mango, and assorted banana and plantain trees, together with good examples of cashew, coconut, golden plum, crabou, allspice, custard apple, papaya, and assorted pineapple and Tahiti limes. Local 'farm gate' sales have been introduced with lime, coconut, mango crabou, and cashew being the most popular sellers.