The Corcovado National Park is located in the amazing Osa Peninsula. The Corcovado National Park protects the last and largest lowland tropical rainforests of the entire Pacific Ocean strip of Central America. The Corcovado National Park, or simply Corcovado, is considered the most intense biological place on earth, and has been seen on many episodes of Discovery Channel and many other documentaries.

Corcovado is home to a large population of jaguars, eagles, monkeys, tapirs, birds in general, reptiles, large mammals including the giant anteater and it is also an important marine sanctuary, protecting a long distance of coastal reefs, rivers, estuaries and lagoons. Corcovado Adventures tent Camp Lodge is located closet o the northern most entrance to the park, San Pedrillo, and visitors can visit not only Corcovado National Park, but also the famous Cano Island Biological Reserve.