A sandy beach fronts the camp. A steep trail leads to the rainforest 100 meters away where a 160-hectare private preserve is available for hiking and wildlife observation. A small generator provides electricity to the dining room and bath houses only-a flashlight is needed in the tents. Each tent is three meters square, high enough to stand up in is pitched on a platform, and contains a canopied deck and two beds with linen. All sides are screened to allow maximum ventilation.
Food is served family-style and is excellent and plentiful.
Communal baths, and good local cooking served on site. Open Road Publishing by Paul Glassman 7th Edition 98 Purchase Guidebook Corcovado Tent Camp Lodge. A more formal lodge will eventually be built on the site of Corcovado Lodge Tent Camp, but I don't think it could ever come close to the sense of adventure and romance of the current facility. This is modern adventure tourism. A major mishap in this neck of the country is a collision of the donkey cart with a rock, sending a case of beer over the side, to pop and foam into the sand.