Exploring National Parks | Near La Reserva

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 Costa Rica is globally recognized for its commitment to conservation, with over 25 percent of the country protected through national parks and reserves.

These protected areas preserve rainforest, wildlife, rivers, and volcanic landscapes—creating one of the most biodiverse environments in the world.

La Reserva is located directly beside Juan Castro Blanco National Park, placing you at the edge of one of these preserved ecosystems.

• Juan Castro Blanco National Park: Adjacent / minutes away 
• Additional national parks and reserves: Within 1.5 to 3 hours 

This provides access to multiple protected environments while living in a more private setting.

Often referred to as the “Park of Water,” this protected area is known for its:

• Dense rainforest and cloud forest 
• Abundant rivers and waterfalls 
• Wildlife and biodiversity 
• Natural water sources feeding the region 
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Because it borders La Reserva, this land will remain protected, ensuring long-term preservation of the surrounding environment.

From La Reserva, you can also explore:

• Arenal Volcano National Park 
• Rincón de la Vieja National Park 
• Highland and volcanic park systems across northern Costa Rica

Each park offers unique landscapes, trails, and ecosystems.

 Costa Rica’s national parks provide:

• Protected rainforest and cloud forest ecosystems 
• Rivers, waterfalls, and natural springs 
• Wildlife including birds, mammals, and reptiles 
• Hiking trails and guided exploration 
• Long-term environmental preservation 
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These are not developed areas, they are preserved natural environments.

Owning property at La Reserva means living next to protected land 

that cannot be developed.

This provides:

• Permanent natural surroundings 
• Protected views and landscapes 
• Access to untouched ecosystems 
• Increased long-term land value 

Few developments offer direct adjacency to a national park.

Many visitors travel to national parks for short visits.

At La Reserva, you can:

• Live beside one 
• Experience it regularly 
• Build within a protected natural setting 
• Invest in property surrounded by conservation 

This creates a deeper and more consistent connection to the environment.