“Our crew stayed at Osa Conservation for a month in May 2022 whilst filming for the BBC Natural History Unit. Our stay was brilliant – the cabins were very comfortable, the food was incredible but most of all the staff were so helpful and generous with their time.
We couldn’t have asked for a better place to film.”
– Abi Brown, BBC Natural History Unit
Easy access to tropical wildlife, old-growth rainforest, secluded beaches, and more.
- Treetop access via our 100 foot canopy tower
- Flying drones over the canopy and secluded coastline
- Filming wildlife daily including mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, insects, and more
- Shooting throughout an array of habitats including old-growth, secondary and mangrove forests, swamp, freshwater river systems, pristine beaches
All on the Osa Conservation Campus, a private 8,000 acre wildlife refuge.
We have worked with over 45 film crews
Lodging Facilities
at our Conservation Campus
Private and group living facilities are available and include unlimited trail system and beach access with three fresh meals daily.
- Air conditioned storage space
- Reliable charging stations
- Locked storage space
- Private work space
- Treetop access via canopy tower
Film Crew Inquiry & Rates
Film crews have unique requirements for their projects including crew size, lodging locations needs, individualized access to our campus, and more. We will work directly with you to understand what your crew needs to have the most successful shoot, and use that information to calculate your rate.
We are happy to work with you directly to brainstorm what will be the right fit for your production needs. Contact us to directly to begin planning your film crew reservation. Send us an email at reservations@osaconservation.org or fill out the contact form below and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.
