Top Parks in Alajuela Province

Watch out for the weather! Mornings can be great but I had a downpour in the afternoon. Bring a poncho just in case; it’ll save you from getting soaked!

Wear comfy shoes because some parts can get slippery, and the trails are longer than you'd expect. Trust me, flip-flops won't cut it.

Try to get there around 8 AM when the park opens. The morning fog adds a magical touch and you'll avoid the crowds.

Don't skip the interpretation center before entering the trails. It gives great insights about the flora and fauna - so worth it!

If you want to save some money, eat at nearby local sodas instead of the park's restaurant. You'll find tastier and cheaper options!

I suggest getting there right when the park opens at 8 AM. It gets super busy later, especially for zip lining, and you'll have more time to enjoy everything without the crowds.

My advice is to bring some snacks or a packed lunch. The food inside can be a bit pricey and not worth it, plus there are nice spots to chill and eat in nature!