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Miguel Surf Camp

Check-in from 8.00 am to 7:00 pm

$24 night per car

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Miguel Surf Camp

On Cocal beach near Quepos, on the central Pacific coast, Miguel Surf Camp is a rustic, self-sufficient camp built largely by its owner, Miguel. The property sits directly on a quiet beach, within what was once a small fishing village, just a few kilometers from Manuel Antonio National Park.

Accommodation ranges from a tent option to simple double rooms, with a shared, equipped kitchen, a firepit and grill area, and eco-style bathrooms. The camp generates its own power and has an EV charging station for small electric cars also reflecting its self-sufficient approach.

Access can be by road in the dry season, or via the camp’s own ferry in the rainy season but might not be completely safe for big cars
Miguel, his wife Pili and their son Matías are known for welcoming visitors warmly, giving the place a close, genuine feel typical of the small coastal towns of the central Pacific.

Note:

Finding the entrance form the main road is somehow tricky, drive slowly and cautiously with big truck on this route and is better to pass by the entrance, turn around and do a forward approach form the oposite lane There is another arrival way trough the ferry but is dangerous for cars

Gallery

Rustic self-sufficient beachfront camp on a quiet fishing-village beach.

What will you find here

Beachfront

Rest Rooms + Shower

Scenic View

Shared Kitchen

Surf

Book This Campsite

How To Book This Campsite

Book through the official website or Booking.com; in rainy season access is coordinated via the camp’s own blue ferry from Quepos.