Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp

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Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp offers an affordable and comfortable opportunity to explore one of the most beautiful locations on the planet, the Osa Peninsula in the Corcovado National Park. The tent camp is located just southwest of Drake Bay on the western side of the Osa Peninsula. Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp is close to Corcovado National Park and the Caño Island Biological Reserve. This paradise is a combination of tropical wilderness and pristine beaches, cataloged by the National Geographic Society as "one of the most biologically intense places on Earth!".

Come and share this paradise with over 350 species of birds - Scarlet Macaws, Toucans, Trogons, and at least 7 types of Hummingbirds right in the Camp! The flowers at Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp attract numerous species of butterflies, including the famous Blue Morphus Butterfly. In addition, we are visited regularly by White-faced, Congo and Spider Monkeys.

Corcovado Adventures also offer tours to Corcovado National Park, Caño Island Biological Reserve, Horseback Riding, Surfing, Fishing, Bird watching, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Hiking, and much more!

Come discover Corcovado National Park!

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The Tents

Facing the ocean, backed by the jungle…this is as close to nature as real comfort will allow. Tarp-roofed shelters keep your tent cool and dry, and an elevated wooden palette gets you well off the ground while affording a spacious front porch for a couple of armchairs. Outfitted with full-size beds, bedding and night tables; each tent is strategically positioned to provide privacy and a spectacular Pacific view. Whether taking in the sunset over a cool drink on your own verandah, or screened in at night listening to the sounds of the jungle, you will find your Corcovado Adventures tent surprisingly comfortable. We give new meaning to the idea of roughing it.

The Kitchen & Dinning Hall

Individual trails lead from each tent to the gathering area, a "rancho" that serves as a dining hall and a place to meet for adventure planning sessions, afternoon coffee, reading, or simply a snooze in a hammock. Meals are served family style at long wooden tables.

The Food

Our kitchen serves three meals a day and offers a truly international cuisine, ranging from typical Costa Rican cuisine, to fresh catch-of-the-day, to spicy bar-b-que. Fresh salads, plenty of vegetables, rice and beans complement the chef's main course; and we blend tropical fruit drinks for every meal. Chicken and meat dishes are also prepared for variety. Our chef will surprise you with exotic appetizers such as fresh ceviche, sushi or sashimi. With prior request, we'll gladly prepare special menus.

The Bath House

Communal bath houses are located on a rise behind the dining hall, connected by paved paths. Roomy showers and changing areas are clean and comfortable with a separate area devoted to laundry. A mountain spring nearby provides plenty of refreshing water.