How much does it cost to visit a national park or reserve in Panama?
It depends on the park or reserve. Some parks are free, while others require visitors to pay a small entrance fee. Usually this is not more than $5 per person. It can be paid at the ranger station near the park’s entrance. You’ll also find trail maps and other helpful information here.
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