Top 5 Campground in Philippines

M6GV+XJC Barangay, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines

“It was a fun and nice calming nature experience. Good food really heavy meals. Nice ambience cozy rooms feels like natures home. River trip is outside the vicinity and you go for a walk in the community. Hiking is inside the area a lot of uphill steeps. Has a play area for kids. Game room with small court, table tennis, billiards (table and taco is in bad condition.) Has a nice pool to dip in. Many cabanas and places to chill n relax. We got the couple package for ₱5400 casita room w/ bfast and lunch overnight. Overall its a good place to be with nature and peaceful environment. Staffs are also friendly. We had to problem at all. They had bonfire at night too.”

Alfonso - Indang Road, Indang, Cavite, Philippines

“Very nice pools and okay price to enter just a - you HAVE to rent a cottage to enter we didn’t even use it since we came there to swim but we still had to pay for the smallest cottage they had witch was 700 peso’s.”

San Juan, Batangas, Philippines

“We booked a day tour on Dec 22, 2023 with a family of 13 adults, 2 children, 4 dogs Normally they open 8am but we arrived early at 7am and they allowed us to enter. Staff immediately helped us with our things and they also lend us a big cooler to store our drinks. They have a small sari sari store in the resort which is very convenient. They also have partner restaurants that you can order from and they’ll deliver it to your cottage. They also have activities with a reasonable prices. We availed the island tour with snorkeling (2 kids are free) & banana boat. The only thing we didn’t like was the sand at the island tour had some goat’s poo. Overall we enjoyed. Will come back again. Thank you for the good service especially to the guy at the reception who entertained me with all my inquiries and the fb admin who replies very fast.”

3QG3+FW8, Dipaculao, Aurora, Philippines

“good water.. but the beach is full of rocks wave is strong you cant enjoy the beach but the ambience and view is all you need to unwind”

J8MW+4FV, Matikis,, Morong, 2108 Bataan, Philippines

“I would call this a hidden gem. It's a bit hidden and it's challenging to get to, but that gives the place a whole lot of charm and character in my book. They are obviously taking care of the natural vegetation and canopy cover as the resort is covered by old-growth trees. The service is excellent. Special shout out to Sir Vince and Sir Maurice for being very cheerful and hospitable hosts. Also to Ma'am Aedeen for recommending we upgrade our accommodations. If not for her suggestion, we would've found it really challenging to enjoy our stay. For context, we booked 2 beachfront cottages with no AC or ensuite bathroom. She recommended we upgrade to one of their family glamping tents when she saw we had 2 very young kids and 2 seniors, and I could objectively say that heeding her advice was the best decision. We do our best to not be difficult guests and all the staff make it a whole lot easier to do so. It's a truly excellent getaway.”

Lobo - Malabrigo - Laiya Rd, Lobo, 4229 Batangas, Philippines

“The resort itself is too far but if you want a really quiet vacay resort, this is the place to be. They wont allow you to bring your meals , u have to tell their staff your orders ahead of time. Their infinity pools are great and clean, not so much wd chlorine. There are two ways going down to the beach. The western stairs is steeper going down to the pebble /rocky beach. The east have more steps but the beach is more of peebles and sand with a cave and clear water.There are small bridges going to the tree house, camping sites . The rooms are so cozy.”

313, Lobo, 4229 Batangas, Philippines

“We beach camped there for 2 nights. We love the place with its simple arrangement for check in and the convenience for beach campers like us, we really appreciate. The restroom, shower room and service sink for beach campers are close by the campsites. The staff are very friendly and helpful.”

Sitio Mayagay, Barangay Sampaloc, Marikina-Infanta Hwy, Tanay, 1980 Rizal, Philippines

“The place require repaint, some toilet fixtures doesn't work such as the flush and water heater. Lightings on the pavement esp heading to different rooms most particular at the cabin rooms. Prone to possible accident. But overall good for group activities. Retreat or strat plan.”

Brgy. Tignoan. Real, Quezon., Siniloan - Famy - Real - Infanta Road, Bayan ng Real, Philippines

“We camp in the front beach. The beach was good, area is safe, but our food got stolen by cats and dogs. So beware of them. A side trip near magra. A river with free entrance”