Cumaripa Reservoir Recreational Park, Reservoir recreational park in Yaracuy, Venezuela.
Cumaripa Reservoir spreads across a large body of water with a concrete path encircling the shoreline, allowing visitors to explore on foot and enjoy various activities. The site includes nine cabins with grills, volleyball courts, play areas, local food vendors, and designated zones for water sports.
The dam was built in 1967 under President Raul Leoni to improve irrigation and water management for the Yaracuy region. It was designed as part of broader infrastructure development for local needs.
Families come here to enjoy traditional Venezuelan pastimes like picnicking and water games along the shoreline. The setting has become a gathering place where locals mark weekends and special occasions.
Visit during dry weather when the walking path around the water is safe and comfortable. Bring plenty of water and sun protection, as there is little shade and the sun reflects strongly from the open water.
The water and surrounding forests shelter rare wildlife including troupials and ocelots that visitors might glimpse while exploring. These animals rely on the shoreline and wooded areas around the reservoir as a critical refuge.
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