Rancho Quemado, Costa Rica.
  • Welcome to Rancho Quemado
    • Our Story
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      • Osa Hiking Trail >
        • EL Sendero Osa
      • Cooking Classes >
        • Clases de Cocina
      • Artisinal Gold Tour: Las Minas >
        • El Tour de Oro Artesanal "Finca Las Minas"
      • Agriculture and Cacao Tour >
        • Agricultura y Cacao Tour
      • Nocturnal Wildlife Walk >
        • Caminata Nocturna: Osa Tribal
      • Comite Biological Monitoring >
        • Camping >
          • Comite de Monitoreo Biologico >
            • Camping
      • Sugarcane Mill >
        • Trapiche Artesanal Don Carmen
      • Milk Farm >
        • Conservando Huellas: Lecheria
      • UZU Expedition Tracking >
        • Expediciones de Ratreo Uzu
      • Tales of Life >
        • Anecdotas de los Abuelos
      • Typical Heart Dance Workshop of Osa >
        • Taller de Baile Típico de Costa Rica
    • FoodStuff >
      • Bakery >
        • Panaderia Osa Silvestre
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        • SodaEdward
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        • Cabinas Rancho Verde
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        • Cabinas Paraiso Jaguarundi
    • How To Get Here
    • Biocutural Route
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    • Communal Works >
      • Community Celebrations
    • Contact Us
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  • Bienvenue à Rancho Quemado
    • À propos de nous
    • Tours >
      • Anecdotes des Anciens
      • Danse traditionnelle Corazón de Osa
      • Tour d'orpaillage artisanal Las Minas
      • Moniteur Biologique Tour >
        • Camping
      • Osa Tribal: tournée de l'agriculture biologique et du cacao
      • Osa Tribal Tour Promenade de Nuit
      • Sendero Osa: Sentier de randonnée communautaire
      • Suivi des Expedition UZU
      • Tour de cuisine traditionelle
      • Tour de la Maison des Papillons Casa del Bosque
      • Tour de Trapiche Don Carmen Ou de Fabrication de Miel de Canne a Sucre
      • Tour Conservando Huellas La Laiterie traditionelle
      • Tisser Les Reves
    • Ou bien manger >
      • Boulangerie Osa Silvestre
      • Soda Edward
    • Logement >
      • Paraiso Jaguarundi
      • Rancho Verde De Osa
    • Comment arriver
    • Tourisme participatif
    • Itinéraire Bioculturel
    • Travaux Communaux >
      • CÉLÉBRATIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES​
    • Contactez nous!
  • Bienvenido a Rancho Quemado
    • La Historia de Rancho Quemado
    • Que Ofrecemos
    • Ruta Biocutural
    • Turismo Participativo
    • Obras Comunales >
      • Celebraciones Comunales
    • Como Llegar
    • Contáctenos
  • Rancho Quemado Turismo Rural
  • Welcome to Rancho Quemado
    • Our Story
    • Tours >
      • Osa Hiking Trail >
        • EL Sendero Osa
      • Cooking Classes >
        • Clases de Cocina
      • Artisinal Gold Tour: Las Minas >
        • El Tour de Oro Artesanal "Finca Las Minas"
      • Agriculture and Cacao Tour >
        • Agricultura y Cacao Tour
      • Nocturnal Wildlife Walk >
        • Caminata Nocturna: Osa Tribal
      • Comite Biological Monitoring >
        • Camping >
          • Comite de Monitoreo Biologico >
            • Camping
      • Sugarcane Mill >
        • Trapiche Artesanal Don Carmen
      • Milk Farm >
        • Conservando Huellas: Lecheria
      • UZU Expedition Tracking >
        • Expediciones de Ratreo Uzu
      • Tales of Life >
        • Anecdotas de los Abuelos
      • Typical Heart Dance Workshop of Osa >
        • Taller de Baile Típico de Costa Rica
    • FoodStuff >
      • Bakery >
        • Panaderia Osa Silvestre
      • Soda Edward >
        • SodaEdward
    • Accommodations >
      • Rancho Verde >
        • Cabinas Rancho Verde
      • Paraiso Jaguarundi >
        • Cabinas Paraiso Jaguarundi
    • How To Get Here
    • Biocutural Route
    • PARTICIPATORY TOURISM
    • Communal Works >
      • Community Celebrations
    • Contact Us
  • .
  • Bienvenue à Rancho Quemado
    • À propos de nous
    • Tours >
      • Anecdotes des Anciens
      • Danse traditionnelle Corazón de Osa
      • Tour d'orpaillage artisanal Las Minas
      • Moniteur Biologique Tour >
        • Camping
      • Osa Tribal: tournée de l'agriculture biologique et du cacao
      • Osa Tribal Tour Promenade de Nuit
      • Sendero Osa: Sentier de randonnée communautaire
      • Suivi des Expedition UZU
      • Tour de cuisine traditionelle
      • Tour de la Maison des Papillons Casa del Bosque
      • Tour de Trapiche Don Carmen Ou de Fabrication de Miel de Canne a Sucre
      • Tour Conservando Huellas La Laiterie traditionelle
      • Tisser Les Reves
    • Ou bien manger >
      • Boulangerie Osa Silvestre
      • Soda Edward
    • Logement >
      • Paraiso Jaguarundi
      • Rancho Verde De Osa
    • Comment arriver
    • Tourisme participatif
    • Itinéraire Bioculturel
    • Travaux Communaux >
      • CÉLÉBRATIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES​
    • Contactez nous!
  • Bienvenido a Rancho Quemado
    • La Historia de Rancho Quemado
    • Que Ofrecemos
    • Ruta Biocutural
    • Turismo Participativo
    • Obras Comunales >
      • Celebraciones Comunales
    • Como Llegar
    • Contáctenos
  • Rancho Quemado Turismo Rural

Our History

​It is an entrepreneurial family, in 2005 it starts with small daughters and many desires for personal and communal improvement, participating in the local organization. They had the experience of working a season in a touristic business in Drake Bay and learned about trade and customer service, which led them to provide a cafeteria service and typical meals in the corridor of their house in Rancho Quemado, which they called Los Trogones, for a time worked this soda and managed to build some cabins to complement and in 2010 thanks to the support of the UCR, Corcovado Foundation and Neotropica Foundation were trained more in the subject of tourism and business plans, transformed their commercial name to Rancho Verde of Osa and wanting to transmit its meaning as a declaration in representation of hope and prosperity in a place where there were shortages but we believed that by doing small actions and with the help of God it would be possible to see positive changes in the future and with time it developed. The start was difficult, without telephone or internet communication, so the first challenge was the community organization because there were not many people interested in working together in the tourism activity at the beginning, but with perseverance, good communication and maturity the work team It was growing through the ADIRQ and more ventures were born to complement the communal chain, which also opened doors for the improvement of local infrastructure. For the next few years improvements are planned in the business facilities and continue with the well-being of the girls who are growing and studying and serve as motivation to extend this family dream. If you are looking for an authentic experience in rural tourism, we recommend Rancho Verde de Osa.

Rancho Verde de Osa

A small family business which offers three rustic wooden cabins with shared bathrooms in the middle of a pretty garden, with capacity for approximately 15 people. Food options available for additional charge. 

We offer the following:
  • 1 room with double bed
  • 1Room with accessibility law 7600 3 single beds and 1 double bed
  • 1Room with 4 single beds
      All with private bathroom.
Prices:
28 $  x person
25 $ x group(6person)
For Reservations or more information:
Jessica Roldan  (506) 8667-2535
                        adi.ranchoquemado@gmail.com
Enrique Ureña (506) 8558 1822

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