Manuel Antonio Park | Informal Campsite

March 29th, 2017 by visiterra

Overnight camping is not allowed anymore.

January 16th, 2017 by Travel Notes

Like the park, the lot is closed on Monday. Guess what day we arrived?

January 16th, 2017 by dave-and-chris-travel-notes.com

Only problem. Parking lot is closed on Mondays when park is closed.

October 25th, 2015 by mit-eigenen-augen.blogspot.de

3000C for parking, free at Night, Beach is across the street, no shower, no toilet. 200m to the entrance of the NP Manuel Antonio. Wifi Signal from neighboring Hotel. Gottähnlich find Out the Password. Bars and Restaurants close by. OK

April 1st, 2015 by panamericana-live.de

Camping was free and safe (as the police told us). Quiet during the night. At daytime you pay 3.000 CRC for the guarded parking lot. In the hostel-restaurant nearby is free wifi, close to the beach are showers.

November 14th, 2014 by nonurbia

The closest place to camp if you plan to visit the park. In fact the beach here is not too different than the park itself. It's just free. The overhanging branches provide a nice shade but make it impossible for tall vehicles. There is maybe one spot for a large one but it didn't look good. We pitched a tent in front of our truck by the beach. There are a few guys who live in the shacks and provide umbrellas and parking for the day crowd at the beach. The parking attendant 'Luis' would cast well for a serial killer role, but he's cool. They didn't name a price for camping but accept 'donations'.

January 1st, 2012 by fromatob.org

Parqueo. expensive. We found a lot on the ‘public beach’ sea front that was willing to allow us to stay overnight. (Near end of road) for only C3000.