This was our second stay at the Arrowhead Lodge, and it was just as amazing this time (if not more so). The fist trip, we stayed four nights. This time, we stayed seven nights and loved every minute (in spite of the extra rain caused by the “back wash” from hurricane Grace that went through Mexico during our stay). Several days, a family of spider monkeys came to the trees around the house to eat (ranging from 2 or 3 to around 10 at a time), allowing us to watch them for around an hour each time. The first time we visited in late April. This time, we went in late August. We discovered that summer is butterfly season—we saw so many beautiful butterflies, we couldn’t believe it. We visited El Pilar again, which we enjoyed again. We also just drove up the road towards El Pilar to watch for birds/wild life. One of these drives, we saw howler monkeys and another we saw a coatimundi. We also did a couple night walks up the driveway from the lodge (being careful to watch our step), and on one of these walks we saw a kinkajou. Anyway, you get the idea—we very much enjoyed the wildlife. Dean was, once again, a fantastic host, providing very timely and helpful information. We will definitely be returning, as this has become our favorite AirBnB in the world.