Rio Tigre is deep into the Jungle of the Osa Peninsula like 10 minutes before Puerto Jimenez town, is an underestimated lush area due to being out of the touristic hotspots but for being out of this touristic to crowded places make the exploring along this area full of more genuine lushness than other places…
In Pacuarito, near San Isidro del General in the canton of Pérez Zeledón, Camping La Cima sits on high ground with unique panoramic views over the surrounding valley the kind of open, elevated outlook that gives the site its name. It’s a remote, off-the-beaten-path spot in the southern highlands of San José province. Access to…
In Copey de Dota, in the cool highlands of the Los Santos region of San José province, Camping Finca San Antonio sits in one of Costa Rica’s classic coffee-growing zones, known for its fresh mountain climate and elevation. The area is part of the same highland corridor that produces some of the country’s most celebrated…
In Pejibaye de Atirro, in the mountains of Cartago, Quijote Experiencia Rural occupies a privileged lookout point with 360-degree views that reach as far as two distant volcanoes. It’s a 400-hectare family farm turned rainforest reserve, where silence and privacy are the norm. The camping area is thoughtfully laid out: it includes bathrooms, a firepit…
In the mountains of the canton of Acosta, south of San José, Finca La Troja offers a corner of nature an hour and a half from the greater metropolitan area, reached via the Aserrí route. The property unfolds around a striking canyon, with crystal-clear rivers and hidden pools tucked into the mountain vegetation. Camping areas…
On the banks of the Reventazón River in Orosí de Paraíso, Cartago, with Tapantí National Park as its backdrop, Hacienda Ganadera Tapantí is a working cattle ranch that welcomes visitors about 45 minutes from San José. The camping area sits right beside the river, with several covered ranchos equipped with a grill, tables, water and…
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…
In San Pedro de Turrubares, in the southwestern part of San José province, Camping Paraíso Turrubares occupies a rural property on the Pacific slope, between the hills of the Central Valley and the coast. The area keeps an agricultural, lightly populated character, with a warm tropical climate year-round. The campsite offers zones alongside a river,…
Above a historic mining town in Abangares, Guanacaste, in the foothills of the Tilarán mountain range, La Colina Goldmine offers one of the widest panoramas in the area: the view stretches across the Abangares valley and over the Gulf of Nicoya toward the Nicoya Peninsula, a region designated a Blue Zone in 2004 by National…
Rio Tigre is deep into the Jungle of the Osa Peninsula like 10 minutes before Puerto Jimenez town, is an underestimated lush area due to being out of the touristic hotspots but for being out of this touristic to crowded places make the exploring along this area full of more genuine lushness than other places…
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