Playa Naranjo, Santa Rosa National Park | Established Campground

October 20th, 2017 by joke_pluijm

the roads are destroyed by the october storm, impossible to reach. gate is closed. inform yourself before going!

October 20th, 2017 by joke_pluijm

the roads are destroyed by the october storm, impossible to reach. gate is closed. inform yourself before going!

April 26th, 2017 by downtheline.info

Ok so just so you know, the road isn't bad, is terrible, is basically a river bed. We heard it has been in better condition but now it's as bad as possible. We drove in with our 4x4 Ford van and made it ok but at certain points we wanted to turn around and go back, but you can't, there is nowhere to turn around. Be aware that you also need plenty of clearance. We saw some Ticos going down in small rigs still 4x4 but those trucks are very light so is a different story if you have all your life in your vehicle. Getting towed out of here is basically impossible.
The park is incredible! Know that you have to bring in everything you need water wise and food wise.
If you aren't sure your vehicle can make it and have very good driving skills I would recommend to think twice about this one!

May 17th, 2016 by Brian Pineau

Pretty bumpy road. Around 15km, took around 50min. But an amazing beach. You camp very close to the beach. Possibility of turtles. No potable water. Unaccessible in wet season. Make sure to ask at gate. Beer is gold down at the ranger station. Amazing bunch of locals with alot of info.

December 12th, 2014 by instagram.com/on.the.panamericana

Camping in the national park of Santa Rosa. Access to the beach camping only with 4x4. Heavy off-road with knee deep mud pools. Entrance fee for the park is 15 USD p.P. + 4 USD for camping. Need to bring all drinking water and charcoal, not allowed to use wood from the park. Camping site has minimal facilities, but the beach is all yours. Sees epic surf with the right swell!