Camp Sites in Benguet
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ALAPO Adventure Camp
La Trinidad (capital), Benguet | no rating
Alapo Adventure camp is a mere 8.9 km (24 mins by car) north of Baguio City in Pugis, La Trinidad, Benguet.
The camp is owned and operated by the same people who run - Tiny House - which is another campsite that offers, as the name suggests; small country-style houses for rent.
Alapo on the other hand is all about roughing it. It does, however, offer a few conveniences that a novice camper would appreciate. (i.e Toilets, mini-store on site, etc.)
Unlike most campsites in the area, Alapo has quite a spacious campground. Big enough to probably accommodate over 20 or more tents without issues and still with enough space in between for privacy.
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Camp Khawa
Baguio City, Benguet | no rating
A camp site close to the city of Baguio. Come see the sights and enjoy the starry nights.
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Green Narra Campsite
Tuba, Benguet | no rating
Located 8 kms away from the heart of Baguio, Green Narra Campsite is the perfect retreat and relaxation venue from the hustle and bustle, and the daily grind of city life.
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HD Mountain Ville
Tuba, Benguet | no rating
Camp Site, Coffee Shop, Bonfire , Events venue, Nature photoshoot.
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Lake Tabeo
Kabayan, Benguet | no rating
Lake Tabeo is the first of the Four Lakes of Kabayan and by far the most accessible lake of Ballay village as it's just nearby the main road. Along its shores stands the Ballay Ranger Station and the campsite for people who wants to experience a unique camping experience beside its crystal waters.
Lake Tabeo is surrounded by vegetable plantations and some residential houses. Mount Tabayoc, one of the highest mountain in the Philippines, serves as a backdrop with its mossy forest.
The farmers get water from the lake for their crops. Farm animals drink from the lake too. It replenishes itself by collecting rainwater. The lake also has fishes.
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Mt. Kalugong Cultural Village
La Trinidad (capital), Benguet | no rating
‘Kalugong’ is a local word which means ‘hat’. Mt Kalugong was named as such because the rock formations on top of the mountain make it look like a hat. When you’re down the valley, you’ll clearly see the hat shape.
Down the valley, you’ll be able to see the wide strawberry farms, thousands of pine trees, a sneak peek of Baguio, and the humble town of La Trinidad, Benguet.
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Valleypoint Campsite
Tuba, Benguet | no rating
Valleypoint is a campground and event center situated in the mountain valleys of Tuba in Benguet, Philippines. Valleypoint offers restaurant dining, glamping, shared room accommodations, airsoft, archery, and the new Kullaaw Art Gallery.