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Top Campsites in the Philippines

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Discover the best places to unplug and unwind - from beachfront glamping in Palawan to misty mountain camps in Benguet. Whether you’re into hiking, stargazing, or just chillin’ in nature, these campsites offer the perfect escape.
DRYFT Camp – Darocotan Island, El Nido, Palawan
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DRYFT Camp – Darocotan Island, El Nido, Palawan

Eco-glamping on a secluded island. Crystal-clear water, hammocks, and zero stress. It’s like Survivor, but comfy.

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 Mt. Ulap Eco-Trail – Itogon, Benguet
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Mt. Ulap Eco-Trail – Itogon, Benguet

For the mountain souls. Hike up, pitch a tent, and wake up above the clouds. Literally cloud 9.

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3 Springs Mountain Park – Tanay, Rizal
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3 Springs Mountain Park – Tanay, Rizal

Super close to Manila but feels like a full reset. Mountains, spring water pools, and lots of nature flex.

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Kuta Bungliw Eco-Lodge & Campsite – Tanay, Rizal
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Kuta Bungliw Eco-Lodge & Campsite – Tanay, Rizal

Minimalist, peaceful, and perfect for those trying to escape city noise. Bonus: stunning river views.

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Bacalla Woods Campsite – San Fernando, Cebu
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Bacalla Woods Campsite – San Fernando, Cebu

A whimsical forest spot with art, treehouses, and hammocks. It gives strong fairy core energy.

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BLOC Camp Site – Cavinti, Laguna
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BLOC Camp Site – Cavinti, Laguna

Lakeside chillin’ with kayaks, campfires, and even glamping domes. Yes, it’s Instagrammable af.

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