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  • Elizabeth 8 days ago
    Easy and perfectly located nearby the tube
  • Wendy2 months ago
    Stayed at Premier Inn in Paddington, we had a few hours between check out and our train, using Stasher meant we could go and see a few more things before heading home. We used a large locker 
  • Rhonda2 months ago
    Brilliant idea, it saved us lugging our bags around town and having a good look around before catching the bus to our next destination. Staff were friendly and efficient. 
  • Tomáš4 months ago
    Kind staff. Easy and fast drop off and pick up.
  • Kendall1 year ago
    Good location and friendly staff 
  • Mark1 year ago
    Great location 10 mins walk from the airport 
  • Lenny1 year ago
    Staff was very friendly and helpful. 
  • Claire2 years ago
    Left at a premier inn which was very convenient to get too. To drop off and pick up baggage.
  • Benjamin2 years ago
    Very friendly people. Storage is in the Tourist Information Center. 
  • Elisa2 years ago
    kept my backpack safe for the day, would recommend
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Where can I store luggage in David?

Stasher offers luggage storage in David from US$1.49 per bag per day, with a postal service option under 5400 m from Estadio Kenny Serracín open 08:00–17:00 most days.

Is there luggage storage near Estadio Kenny Serracín in David?

There is a Stasher postal service location under 5400 m from the stadium, open 08:00–17:00 most days.

Can I take large luggage on the metro while passing through David?

El Metro de Panamá allows luggage up to 950mm x 750mm x 650mm as long as it does not inconvenience other passengers.

What can I do with my bags while visiting Parque Cervantes?

Parque Cervantes, the central park of David, has shade and benches where you can sit with your bag, and vendors are also found there.

Is there a cloakroom at the Museo de Historia y de Arte José de Obaldía?

No, there is no cloakroom at the Museo de Historia y de Arte José de Obaldía itself, so you'll need to store bags elsewhere in David. A postal service through Stasher is available under 5400 m from Estadio Kenny Serracín, open 08:00–17:00 most days.

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David as a transit hub: what that means for your bags

Heading into David with a bag often means arriving long before a rental is ready or leaving hours after checking out, with no obvious place to set it down.

The city's own luggage storage landscape is thin: its museums and parks keep limited hours with no bag drop, so you'll have to keep your bags with you. David is located in western Panamá and serves as the capital of the Chiriquí Province. David functions primarily as a commercial, financial, and transit hub for the Chiriquí Province rather than as a primary tourist destination. Travellers frequently visit David as an essential transit, provisioning, and stopover point when exploring western Panamá. The Terminal de Transporte de David serves as a departure point for intercity buses to Panamá City and various locations within the Chiriquí Province, including Bugaba, Puerto Armuelles, Tolé, Boquete, Volcán, and Paso Canoas. David functions as a commercial hub for the province, with an economy primarily based on agriculture, cattle raising, and commerce. David is considered one of the most industrialised cities in Panamá, with sectors including manufacturing and heavy industry. David acts as a regional financial centre and a trade hub for exports and imports with neighbouring Costa Rica. The Museo del Barrio y Antigüedades La Casona is a private museum located on Calle Central in the Barrio Bolívar in the city of David. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day.

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You'll typically find a bag drop at a post office. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in David can be booked through the website or app.

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Price$1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations10125VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting around David and beyond with luggage

Beyond David, two Panamanian transit systems set luggage limits: El Metro de Panamá permits luggage up to 950mm x 750mm x 650mm, as long as it doesn't inconvenience other passengers, while MiBus allows one package per person measuring 100cm x 60cm x 25cm, with some exceptions on routes like Merca Panamá and Aeropuerto.

The future Panamá-David railway remains just a plan: a 475 km line planned to connect Panamá Pacífico with Paso Canoas, including a station in David.

Sights and spaces worth a stop

The Museo de Historia y de Arte José de Obaldía on Avenida 8 Este has limited hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm, so it's a daytime stop at best. Parque Cervantes, the central park, offers shade and benches where you can sit with a bag and plan your next move, though vendors nearby mean you'll want to keep an eye on it.

Mary's Garden is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and charges US$5.00 for adults, while the 45-hectare Parque Metropolitano de David (PAMEDA) suits families with more time and less urgency.

The Feria Internacional de San José de David, held annually in March, is one of the city's best-known events and a major tourist draw for the region, so being able to carry your bag comfortably matters more than usual.

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