The lodge is somewhat far from the nearest town (at least we felt it wasn't worth driving out for food) so plan on having all of your meals on grounds. We were able to keep food for sandwiches and other quick meals in a cooler (we did not have a fridge in our room) that we requested with our car rental. The restaurant on grounds also has very good food if you don't mind the price. As far as activities go, if you want to book any kind of tour through the lodge, I recommend doing it sooner rather than later because some activities do fill up quickly. Unfortunately, we were too late to sign up for a night tour with guides, so we trekked out on our own. Always bring a good flashlight when visiting a rainforest/cloud forest; the night life is amazing. Hope this helps

I've definitely seen pictures of those signs before, but we didn't see any while in country.

Naw he just slow! Stop judging him lol

Good way to cultivate patience, I guess.

Sorry for the late response! These were mostly found on the roads around or inside the park. Keep in mind that you are not allowed to hook or move any snakes inside the park so take only pictures when you come across an animal. I really can't give out specific roads; there are a lot of good roads around the park. My recommendation is to just start driving around that area after a good rain and you should see things moving. The less vehicle traffic on the road the better and look for roads cutting through forest or prairie and less ag fields. Good luck!