We had the best time as we relaxed in the area. We had an open cottage with mosquito nets which surprisingly act as protection from both the mosquitoes and the night wind. We had organic vegetables and freshly cooked food (buffet style) for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The people of Bangkong Kahoy were some of the warmest, jovial people I have met in my travels and being there felt like being welcomed by your own family. Our initial plan of staying overnight turned into a two-night stay. It is a must that you book ahead as they limit the number of guests so as to ensure that peace and quiet is achieved. You can contact them via Facebook or via their website. What to do there: 1. Camp and do bonfire in their camping grounds 2. Wander around the area and see football fields where horses graze and where you can run as wild and free as you want. 3. Walk around the trails and pick guava from the guava trees along the way 4. See how mushrooms are grown! 5. Eat their delicious Mushroom burger, mushroom hopia (which you can order on hand) and their minatamis na saba dessert (part of the buffet). Of course, the buffet menu is based on which vegetables are in season or available. 6. Help out with their vegetable garden. Cultivate your green thumb and learn the basic ropes of vegetable gardening. Look for Gio, wake up at 6am and help out, we did! 7. If you are lucky, you can pick sampinit (wild raspberries) 8. Horseback riding is available upon request. 9. Bird watching. See the very rare Whiskered Pita in their natural habitat. Ask for Kuya Cris, the pita whisperer and you will surely see these "bigotes". 10. Look at (or chase!) their free range chicken. 11. Mudslide (when you are lucky enough that it is set-up) 12. Stargazing and astro-photography :-) 13. Have fun with their resident cutie, young boy Nayon who looks so adorable trying to help his parents in the vegetable garden (while making a mess on his clothes).

The place is so green, it's a wow. It's a relaxing place for those who love nature and like camping. The place is between Mt. Banahaw and Mt. San Cristobal. Plus: + nice crew + fresh air + relaxing ambience + good food + camping + enough parking space + clean public toilet + garden + view deck + honesty store Minus - no phone signal. - no WIFI accessible for guest. - hard to reach because of narrow roads and some unpaved part of the road. - no facilities for wheelchair.

Best place to enjoy nature. Though the place is located uphill so the road is very steep. Better if your vehicle is 4WD or with a high ground clearance. But to my surprise, some MIO motorcyle can climb up the road with no problem. The place is very peaceful, with a small cafe, zip line, camping ground, CR and shower, sink and an honesty store. Mobile signal is quite weak but that OK since relaxing is more important than social media.

Very peaceful place. View is breathtaking. Need to try camping there one time. I really liked the salabat with kamote and gabi.

Good area for some breathtaking views of nature. The road going up is good as well. Just at the last 500m it's a bit tricky as there is no concrete road, it's all Rocky and uneven. Recommended to go during day and stay overnight if camping.

This is a serene and peaceful site. To the youth who like to camp: Please do not litter, specially plastics. Put them in your pocket. Please do not bring big speakers. Not everyone likes your music. If you cook or build campfire, please extinguish the fire completely. Smoke pollution is air pollution is pollution. Smoke defeats the fresh are we breathe. Keep your laughter down. Its nice to be with friends but please be respectful of others, specially when it gets dark.

I love the idea of them trying to preserve the place by limiting the people going there so please be patient when you book your stay. It is all worth it when you're at the location. The community were very accommodating and you don't feel like a guest there instead you feel like you're one with them, like family. Teresa (not pictured) is the cabin we chose to stay in which cost around 2,500 per night good for 3-4 pax. It's an open resting area with bathroom so the experience was surreal. I felt at peace during our stay both day and night. Prepare yourself for the water temperature bec it's really cold and there are no available heaters. Sometimes the water doesn't run but it comes back after a while. It wasn't problematic at all. It's part of the experience. There are also no mobile signal which makes the stay even more interesting bec you get to challenge yourself to detach from the noise of the outside world. It forces you to really connect with yourself and nature. Food - you can bring food while you are checked in but you can also order from their cantina. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner - order in advance - costing around 250-350 per head. Snacks are also available. All their food taste really good but I highly recommend their taro/vegetable nuggets (P180 good for 2) , raspberry shake (P75) and Bacaiano Pizza (P280) . If you want more adventure ask them for guidance on hiking going to Tres Pico, "ibabaw" and "kaibabawan."

-This place is difficult to get to even if you have your own ride, because of the bad condition of the road. +Very relaxing place for picnics. +Has a great lawn that you can use for outdoor activities, or team games. +Very affordable entrance fee. +They have a great view of the mountains. +They have a few animals in the area. +They have the nicest staff. +They have a cozy restaurant. +A great place for camping.

Place was amazingly beautiful. Road was a mix of off-road going up. It's recommended your vehicle has a high ground clearance , 4x4 or motorcycle. 70.00 Per head entrance fee. You can bring your own food, drinks and picnic mat. Has a store but limited choices.

Best for bikers who love adventure and nature.

This is for us the best campsite 3 hours away from Manila. Huge area with great views and cold weather. We felt safe even though it heavily rained during our 3D2N stay. This is a surefire way to disconnect and commune with nature. The trail going up can be a bit of a challenge for sedans, but we've seen vans and crossovers able to get to the campsite while it was raining. Lots of activities and areas of interest within the vicinity alone.

Nice place... you can relax their...good ambience... very quite place..

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 Great escape spot from the city 🛵💨⛰⛺️

The owner has a distillery. A must try lambanog 😊😊

Loved our camp here with Weekend Wild Child 🫶

The place is beautiful, when you want peace then come to this place

This is a rocky road going up from the village, so best to have a higher profile vehicle, or take a Grab or taxi. Very breathtaking views- saw a Philippine Eagle up there. It is right between Mts. Banahaw and Cristobal. If they have any Lambanog, BUY IT. Best quality, and one flavor is Sampinit, the local wild raspberry. Time well spent.

The perfect place of solace.

It's really great for nature's lover

This place is good to relax escape to city and need silent place only nature and you. also for mountaineer and biker

Perfect place to relax and appreciate nature. Must try the wild raspberry picking. 😀

Worth the trip.

Best place for a bike destination with good restaurant for good foods after a gruelling uphill climb.

We had an amazing time staying in this magnificent place in Dolores, Quezon! A perfect place if you want to be with nature! You'll love its weather for sure! If you also love camping, look no more baby!👍 Their drinking water is promising! Friendly staffs too! Generous sa foods servings.♥️