I’ve been to many Christmas lighting displays in many cities and countries but this is one of the smallest and yet with fees. Once you made payment and entered that’s pretty much it. The lightings were mainly there to decorate the sales booth to make you spend more and not much of other stuff to do, if you want to play games then be prepared to spend more. I went during soft opening but to be honest not worth for full price and during peak season with the difficulty to find parking definitely not very recommended it. If in Baguio and you have time, try to go during off peaks to avoid traffic. Not many parking available too.

Great scenery. You just have to prepare yourself for a long queue in getting inside. Prepare your vaccination card and P125 entrance fee for adult. Discounts are given to kids and senior citizens. Wear shoes when planning to go here and umbrella for a surprise rain. Traffic is expected during peak hours/season

Pros: The place is beautiful, must visit in the evening to see the colorful lights. Cons: The place is too small, a little bit of disappointment because the entrance fee is too pricey for 90 pesos. Note: Bawal ang naka slipper so make sure to wear shoes and bring your vaccination card.

It's relatively small. The December 2021 version showcased a short skit of the Nativity. You can take pictures with the cast. There's also a live band that livens the mood, and 'snow' every regular interval (not good for people wearing slippers and those who are careful with their shoes as it's just foam). Great way to bond with friends and snap pictures. But do not expect a grand scale area, again, it's small and limited.

Entrance fee should be lower for the quality you are getting. Go here in the evening to appreciate the lights, other than that pretty much nothing to do. No food stalls, little activities.

It was raining when we went here, you’ll really feel like it was like winter. It is advisable to go here around 4pm so you can have a good spot for parking. ENTRANCE FEE 10:00 AM - 4:59 PM Adult - 90 Kids (4-12 years old) -30 Senior Citizen (60 years old and above) -50 Presentation of Senior Citizen ID is required 5:00PM-10:00PM Adult - 125 Kids (4-12 years old) -50 Senior Citizen (60 years old and above) -90 Presentation of Senior Citizen ID is required

This place was known as Christmas village. Yet, when the Panagbenga started, they develop this area and design it into a Japanese culture. When you visit here, you will be amazed of the beautiful scenery. You will really feels you are not in Baguio. Just come in visit this place. The landscape won't last long. It will end when the Panagbenga ended also.

I would say meh. I've been through many christmas-themed places but this is not that impressive. Small space, but long queues. Not worth it for me.

PABOR MUST TRIES! 🥳 We just had the most amazing time at the Baguio Country Club Christmas Village! Whether you're flying solo, chilling with friends, or rolling with the fam, this place is an absolute blast. From festive events for the little ones to stuff that'll keep empty nesters entertained, it's a win-win. Baguio isn't complete without soaking in the Christmas vibes here. Trust me, you can't miss this if you're in town – it's a holiday you won't forget!" Parking is tricky when visiting on holidays. Pabor sayo? - ride up the country club, theres a aesthetic coffee place ☕ - thank me later.

This is our 2nd time coming to Christmas Village. First time was in 2018 and we had fun the first time even though there were so many people! This time, the rate is P150 and it's not worth it. The theme this year is Carnival. You will see lots of food stands which have the regular street/pica pica food. And then they have the tiny carousel which you have to pay P70 again. They also have other play areas for kids but you have to pay entrance for them again. The big a** ball pit dome is smack right in the middle and limits the area of the audience who want to watch their Christmas show. The lights are fun to watch and the bubble/fake snow stuff was fun, but there's really not a lot to do. The place is tiny so not worth it for the price. 😭

I expected more. For me, it was too small. The area was too small for an adult visitor. Fee was 150 pesos which I think was kind of a rip off considering what you can see inside are mostly food stalls. There were stalls for photo opportunity with their "Christmas village characters" but it wasn't that entertaining. Maybe if you're a child you'd find this place somewhat entertaining. The live band was great though. I really expected more of like a chritsmas vibe inside but it felt more like a carnival rather than a Christmas village. A big Christmas tree at the center instead of a ball pit would have been great considering it's a christmas village.

Overrated and disappointing. This year's theme looked like the cheap version of a common barrio fair. Activities offered were for 2-8 years old with overpriced rates. It was a tourist trap. The lines were long and the event was not wonderful or Christmas filled. Santa doesn't look jolly at all.

Great place for everybody! A must-visit destination if you're having a trip to Baguio this Holiday season! 4 stars only because parking area is just along the road and a bit far from the Christmas Village.

Very crowded inside and the "snow" will surely make your shoes muddy. That's why it's good to follow the rules, wear shoes instead of slippers. Nice attractions though, good for picture taking

One of the best tourist destination during holiday seasons in Baguio City.

It's a great place for kids. Over priced, but the welcoming staff makes up for it. With the hige amount of income that BCC xmas village gets, how come there are not enough toilets for both genders? Males need space for pooping too. Over the years ket you receive waves upon waves of visitors, but parking space is still lacking. Provide paid parking for additional income. Apart from those, we love the improvement. Keep it up

This place is one of the most popular tourist spots in baguio. I've seen a lot of tiktok videos about this. Most of them were disappointed with the place since the price/place ratio wasn't exactly worth it. Inspite of that, I still went to see if it was true. And sad to sa, it was. Entrance fee was 150 pesos! It was one of the most expensive attractions in baguio. And, again, sad to say, it was meh. Upon entering, it was too crowded. The 'snow' effect was fun but I think kids are the main targets. We stayed there for 15 minutes (because there's really not a lot of things to do), so definitely did not get our money's worth. If it was a much bigger place, then I think it would've been better. It's a one time visit thing, i think.

This is our third time going here 😊 And our baby really loved the place! (Nov. 2021, Oct. 2022, Dec. 2023) We enjoyed it too 😊 Seeing our daughter's smiles, laughter and excitement, is all worth it 🥰

Great place to visit with kids. They have a show, choir and you can take photos at the nativity part of the place.

place is great for kids and adult. If you're planning to visit christmas village, I suggest enter the place at 4:30pm because they will open the lights at 5:45 if you go there at around 5pm it will be hard to find parking and you'll wait too long in the entrance.

We went here during the holidays this month and the place is a tourist destination since it is jam packed of visitors. It had a very long queuing line and the entrance fee was quite expensive. They don't have a huge parking space and most cars were parked at the side of the road. It is very hard to commute here at night. The place had rides, but for kids only. They had a snow effect made of soap foams. Overall, we had a nice experience.

Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village is a magical wonderland. The enchanting lights, festive decor, and cheerful atmosphere create a delightful holiday experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the joyous spirit of Christmas in Baguio.

Although, I was expecting more of interesting sites inside, the concept of the Christmas Village was great! I loved the play that serves as the introductory performance which led to the grand lighting of the Christmas Village with matching festive songs. I totally felt the festive vibe! 6:00pm was totally the right time to enjoy the party!

Food was okay. Make sure the buffet you eat is freshly cooked, especially the meats. Staff was courteous, but it could have been better if they smiled more. GM should be replaced. Id give my stay a 3 star. For this one.

We managed to find a makeshift parking spot a few meters from the entrance of the village. Security personnel dutifully reminded safety protocols. We queued to get tickets (you'll need vaccination cards and clearance from the triage) and enjoyed the place to ourselves since there were very few customers that afternoon.

(Visited last Nov 15, 2022) We had a great experience at the Baguio Country Club Christmas Village 2022 with a theme: Oriental Winter Wonderland. The area is small, you can literally roam around in about 5-10 mins. You'll would probably stay longer for just enjoying the place, taking pictures, listening to the live band and christmas music, watching the Christmas nativity play (happens every hour if not mistaken), or buying food and drinks at the stalls around. It gets quite crowded fast too, thus the 4 stars. Line Queue buildup starts at around 5:30pm, as Evening is the best time for you to visit this place. Finding a parking space is rough and traffic gets really busy at peak hours. It would be best and more convenient if you just get there via Taxi. See photos and captions.

Snow is everywhere ehehe.. The skit, the lights and the sounds are quite okay. The place is relatively small to walk around. I think they also need to improve designs as well. But staffs are friendly.

We went here for our 50th high school reunion get together and stayed at 3 different villas. What a great time we had. Each Villa felt like home despite very sparse furniture & fixtures. The BCC has a wonderful breakfast buffet which we truly enjoyed each morning!

Disappointing although the children will have fun regardless it was only bubbles but the colorful and bright lights at the area plus the music from the band and few food stall, cool breezes compliment the christmas village but the entrance fee were not even consumable

Place might be overrated due to social media, but a must experience. Lines can get long waiting up to 1hr during its peak hours, while you'll be spending less than 15 mins inside (P 125 entrance fee). Slippers are supposedly not allowed inside, but its'nt slippery so no worries. The place is quite small and can easily get cramped so wearing a mask is necessary. However there is something magical about this place that is truly worth the wait.

The price is 250 pesos for adult and 150 pesos for kids. Not the best experience because you will have to stay in long lines as you can see in the picture. The organizers will make a lot profit for this because as I can count from the time that we were there, that number maybe around 500+. Visit this place during weekdays and never on weekends. Limited parking space. Accommodating staff. Great lightings.

Beautiful underated, not much to do but take pics no food or other amenities

Charming Christmas Village with bubble snow to add to that Christmas feel. There's a show that runs in 30 minute intervals. Try the fruit juice and sandwiches in one of the stalls in the village as it is the perfect combo while watching the show and experiencing the place's ambience.