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Camping in Costa Rica?

matt from nowhere, earth -

Hi, I plan to go in Costa-Rica this summer coming up for about 1.5 months. I would like to know where are the best places to go camping. I looked on the internet to find camp sites in some national parks but I only find one in Manual Antonio national park. Could you help me to find the better places to camp? Any suggestions and/or tips would be terrific! Thanks!

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Comment #1 Roxy from Heaven -

Check out this site:

http://www.costaricabackpacker.com/

The site has some great pictures and tells you about different packages they offer. I have heard from a couple I know that they went on the Talamanka Trek and it was amazing and worth every penny.

They did the river and waterfall tour, but their are ones for backpackers and hikers too.

Comment #2 matt from nowhere, earth -

Thanks Roxy for the website link! I am all about backpacking and hiking, so that won't be a problem. I just looked at the pictures at this website. Wow these are soooo gorgeous! I'll definitely buy a package, thanks again Roxy! :)

Comment #3 Stefan (196.40.62.12) -

Alajuela Campground opened his doors July 15 th 2007. We offer tent spaces, RV spaces, private single and double rooms, dorm beds or just sleep in one of our hammocks under shady fruit trees. ACG has its own soccer field 20 m x 40m with 2 goals . ( 2x5 m) All guests have access to our kitchen and laundry. We offer 5 ! bathrooms, so no waiting in the morning. Relaxed atmosphere, all ages welcome. Friendly doggies, no problemo!Our campground has a fence and gates and we have 2 nice dogs too. Please call Stefan at 00506 3989024 or email to sd705@yahoo.com

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