Rainmaker Conservation Park
Rainmaker Park
A private rainforest reserve in the valley north of Quepos, with suspension bridges above the canopy and trails that follow a stream past several waterfalls and natural pools.
Rainmaker Park is among the earliest canopy suspension bridge parks to open in central Pacific Costa Rica. It has several suspended bridges and wooden walkways overlooking the primary rainforest. Following the stream upstream brings you to waterfalls and refreshing pools where you can swim. Common sightings include poison dart frogs, blue morpho butterflies, toucans and many hummingbirds, and night tours reveal tree frogs. Admission is about USD 25-30, and joining a guided tour is even better. It is about 30 to 40 minutes by car from Quepos and is often combined with the Isla Damas mangroves for a day trip.
Opening hours
Approx. 07:30–16:00
Nearby sights
- Kids Saving the Rainforest Wildlife Sanctuary
- Isla Damas Mangroves
- Quepos
- Marina Pez Vela
- Playa Biesanz
- Villa Vanilla Spice Farm
- El Avión Bar & Restaurant
- Playa Espadilla