Name: Santa Rosa National Park
Address: Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica, CR
Telephone: +506 2666 5051

Santa Rosa National Park is a park, located at Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica. They can be contacted via phone at +506 2666 5051, visit their website www.acguanacaste.ac.cr for more detailed information.

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Guanacaste Province

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Added by Jopie, at 20 July 2016

Monday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM

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Soeleil Petit

24 February 2018

Like previous comments, most parts are closed. There is a very short trail which can be finished in 30 mins. Nevertheless, we paid 35 usd doe 2 persons.
Chen Kazaz

27 January 2018

Uninteresting national park, comparing to the other national parks in Costa Rica.
And the most important thing - about 90% of the park was closed (Jan 2018) and we were told it might be open again in March.
Too bad they didn't told that at the entrance. We paid 15$ per person and we there there only for one short trail Was a really waste of time..
Surfari Del Mar Izaak Warmenhoven

31 December 2017

Excellent park persevering nature not a lot of access allowed only on the northern side when roads have dried out we normally go by boat
None Yah

23 November 2017

So much sea life sea turtles, dolphins, fish and yes crocodile's. The surf was awsome and nobody around. Make sure to pay the $15 to the national park day pass. All the roads to witch's rock are washed out from hurricane as of 11/05/17 so the only access is by boat.
Bikepacking Costa Rica

22 November 2017

Not a nice experience to our latest adventurous mountain bikers from Germany, we did arrived late and no one was at the first entrance, we did realized that the second entrance had the guards ready to leave but they charged us anyway even with the place closed because we did use their 7 km of road. A really bad example of how Costarican organizations are stilling money from tourists. Also the guard Marcos Bustos had a very rude attitude when discussing the charge with a sarcastic smile. Anyway we paid for them since wasn’t their fault. We did continued our adventure to all over Costa Rica having fun and leaving the past behind.
Karol Sofía Sequeira Fernández

07 November 2017

Such an important ecosistem that they preserve
Ronald Navarro

01 October 2017

Good place to be visited.
Allison Fisher

06 August 2017

Great view point behind the main center of the areas volcanos. We arrived about 4pm and it was monkey happy hour. Dozens of moneys were singing and flying through the trees.
Benjamin Anderson

27 March 2017

Beautiful beach, lots of animals, very secluded, and friendly rangers. Only one place you can find drinkable water.
Johnny Lopez

05 March 2017

Great huge park to visit but only for a few minutes, not sure why
Richard Fant

02 March 2017

Quiet, peaceful at least when we were there. New bird trial is nice. Paved roads are nice.
Adrian Luna Sandi

15 December 2016

Bring insect repellent. You can meet some dantas, venados colablancas and snakes Many snakes T.T
Siberia Copper

27 July 2016

An incredible conservation park, very welcoming and supportive of research teams, including our university study abroad trip from Philadelphia University to understand the EcoDiversity in tropical dry forests. I hope to get to return one day.