How's the hiking and camping in and around Corozal?

We have people staying at the Copper Bank Inn who are hikers. Some of them have RVs. Others pitch a tent.  There is plenty of backpacking here.  It is a very popular activity. We allow people to pitch their tent and there are other businesses that allow that also. They can park their RV and utilize our facilities for a modest fee, which makes camping here pretty inexpensive. 

 

Copper Bank is nestled in a Spanish fishing village. There are good places...

We have people staying at the Copper Bank Inn who are hikers. Some of them have RVs. Others pitch a tent.  There is plenty of backpacking here.  It is a very popular activity. We allow people to pitch their tent and there are other businesses that allow that also. They can park their RV and utilize our facilities for a modest fee, which makes camping here pretty inexpensive. 

 

Copper Bank is nestled in a Spanish fishing village. There are good places to visit here, particularly for anybody interested in the Mayan history. Ten minutes from our location is the Cerros Ruins. For a modest fee you can walk through the site, visit a small museum. In addition, there is Lamanai (famous Mayan ruins), which is probably 25 minutes from here. It is popular and visited by a lot of tourists with interest in Mayan culture. You take a boat or you can hike it. It is a popular hiking spot for travelers who come to Northern Belize. Mayan history is very rich here in the northern part of Belize.  

 

(Cerros Mayan archeological site, Belize, pictured.)