Located in the well defined and picturesque private reserve of Sierra Llorona, along The Nance's Trail wooded area, there is an ideal place for relaxation, unwinding, or to enjoy quality family camping time at its absolute best. Always interacting and surrounded by Tropical Rain Forest .

During your stay choose from a variety of activities, all within a very short walk from campsite. Everything from touring the mountain Trails of "Los Nance's" day or night (classified as moderate to high hiking over a variable terrain, slippery and muddy), to an enjoyable day of swimming at a near by river pool in the middle of the forest.

After enjoying a nice day in the jungle, get together at night around the campfire with your loved ones and friends to tell stories or to make them up, a perfect ending to your day under the quiet starlight sky.

Camp Facilities

• A pre-colonial Indian style "rancho" with a thatch roof and opened sides (no walls) with a "tabanco";
• Special "ground hole toilet" (compost type) with thatch roof and walls;
• Camping-site for tents near el "rancho";
• Rustic stove for cooking with dry wood or charcoal under thatch roof;
• Trees for hammock hanging;
• Camp-fire area;
• Trail marks for Night Walking;
• River pond for swimming

You will find at Camp Site

• A 10 x12 foot "Rancho" with a rustic stove for charcoal or dry wood ready to ignite; a high "tabanco" to store or sleep; 4 posts to hang hammocks;
• Many trees in the perimeter for hammocks (no roof);
• A bathroom at a 10 meter walk from el "Rancho";
• Shower and washing utensil areas;
• "Guarichas" for night lighting (kerosene type);
• Camp-fire area with enough stock-wood.

What To Bring

Come prepared for day temperatures between 27Cº to 32 Cº with high humidity and probability of showers specially during raining season, and night temperatures dropping from 26 Cº to 24 Cº. When camping at our campsite we recommend you to bring:

• Special and necessary utensils for eating and cooking on charcoal or dry wood stove.
• Food, drinking water, ice.
• Bathrooms and dental ítems.
• Tents, sleeping bags, air mattresses, hammocks, pillows.
• Jackets, rain gear and appropriate cloths, swim suit and boots.
• Camping lights (there is no electricity) Flashlights.
• Insect repellent and First Aid Kit (just in case).

(*) Definitions of local names

• Rancho
  high thatch roof pre-colonial Indian style small to medium size housing 10x8 feet;
• Tabanco
  a high wooden floor inside el "rancho" used for storing, and good for sleeping;
• Ground hole toilet
  a 6x4x6 foot hole in the ground covered with concrete slap with a toilet sea
• Guarichas
  a candle type burning light frequently used by locals where no electricity is available.