The 20 Best Camping Sites in DRT, Bulacan

Doña Remedios Trinidad (DRT) is known as Bulacan’s tourist capital, with more than 114 tourist destinations to choose from. DRT offers a quick getaway for those based in the metro who want to try camping out overnight or just for a day tour. DRT is where nature lovers and adventure seekers frequently visit. You can find several nature reserves, view decks, waterfalls, caves, batis or springs, adventure trails, and other tourist spots here. Expect zigzag, uphill, downhill, paved, and unpaved roads along the way.

Here are just a few camping destinations and sites with large, grassy areas where you can pitch a tent, sleep under the stars, and enjoy bonfires and S’mores with family and friends to your heart’s content. We have compiled a list of camping sites in DRT for your reference.

Camping Sites in DRT, Bulacan

Camping Site	Location	Rates
Mojako’s Hill	Camachin	CAMPING RATE 100PER HEAD ENTRANCE FEE PRICE OF TENTS FOR RENT 300 GOOD FOR 2PAX 400 GOOD FOR 4 PAX 550 GOOD FOR 6 PAX 650 GOOD FOR 8 PAX OTHER FEES 20 PESOS PER HEAD ENVIRONMENTAL FEE IN CAMACHIN TOURISM DESK. P20 pesos for a bonfire Bring Your Own Tent With clean comfort rooms
Green tower and view deck Campsite	Camachin	Parking Fee: P20 for Motorcycle No details available online
Farm Hill	Sitio Santol, Camachin	Overnight Camping = P100/Head Tent (Rent): P200 for 2-4 persons With clean comfort rooms
Kampo ni JUAN	Kalawakan	Mini-cabin – P999/night (2-3 persons) Main-camp Tent – P499/night (2-3 persons) Mountain View Tent – P650/night (2-3 persons) Parking: P 30.00 – P 100.00 With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page or contact them at 0906 576 3805 for reservations
Camp Marupok	Sitio Tubigan, Kalawakan	Entrance Fee -(day tour) 50 -(overnight) 100 Tent Pitching 200/tent Tent Rentals (optional) Please book in advance by contacting them at 09953257889 for reservations With clean comfort rooms
Ysayas Resthouse and Camping Site	Sitio Duplas, Kalawakan	P6,000 for 2-4 pax, then an additional 500 per extra person. Free use of videoke and tents Kawa Bath With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page or contact them at 0917 931 9936 for reservations
Mt. Lawad Adventure Park	Sitio Kamalig, Kalawakan	Day Tour Entrance- P30/Head Overnight- P80/Head TOUR GUIDE-P300 day tour per group of 5 TOUR GUIDE-800 overnight per group of 5 COTTAGE-250 day hour COTTAGE-300 overnight TENT RENTAL-200 day tour TENT RENTAL-300 overnight OWN TENT-50 small OWN TENT-100 big SALBABIDA-100 ATV-250 round trip hakot gamit With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page
BAPANG INOY’S Adventure Park and Campsite	Kalawakan	Day Tour Parking/Overland Camping * Motor – 20pesos * Tri-Cycle – 30pesos * 4 wheels – 50pesos Overnight Parking/Overland Camping: * Motor – 30pesos * Tri-Cycle – 40pesos * 4 wheels – 60pesos Entrance Day Tour/Day Camping (8am-5pm) * 50php/head * Separate Fee for Day Camp Marshall – 300php (per 5 persons) – Mandatory for ATV Users – Optional for Day Campers Entrance Overnight/Night Camping (5pm-8am) * 100php/head * Separate Fee for Night Camp Marshall – 600php (per 5 persons) – Mandatory for Night Campers. Tent Rentals (Day or Night) • 500php-Big Tent (4 Persons) • 300php-Small Ten (3 Persons) Sleeping Bags Rentals (Day or Night) * 150php (1 Person) Book in advance via their FB page for reservations.
Space Camp	In front of Brgy. Kalawakan Hall	800 pesos good for 2-3 pax. Inclusions: Mini Cabin good for 2-3 pax Clean toilet with water supply Free wifi With electricity foam and pillow Tables and chairs Book in advance via their FB page for reservations.
Saplungan Mountain View and Campsite	Sitio Bubuyog, Kalawakan	Tour guide Fee Day tour: P300 per 5 pax Overnight: P800 per 5 pax Entrance Fee Day tour : 50 pesos per head Camping Tent Couple tent: ( 2 pax ) 500 pesos Family tent: ( 5 pax ) 800 pesos Treehouse: ( 5 pax ) 700 pesos Parking Fee 2 wheels – 20 pesos 4 wheels – 50 pesos With clean comfort rooms Please book in advance by contacting them at 09501231011 or 09999076946 for reservations.
Anahaw Hills and Campsite	Kalawakan	Tour guide Fee Day tour : 300 pesos per 5-7 pax min. Overnight: 800 per 5-7 pax min. Entrance Fee Day tour : 30 pesos per head Night tour: 50 pesos per head Camping Tent Couple tent : ( 2 pax ) 200 pesos Family tent : ( 5-6 pax ) 500 pesos Parking Fee 2 wheels – 20 pesos 3 wheels – 30 pesos 4 wheels – 40 pesos
Kampo Kan-tatang	Kalawakan	Parking Fee 4 wheels – 50 pesos Book in advance via their FB page or contact them at 09214099735 or 09553026065 for reservations With clean comfort rooms
Balai sa Kalawakan	Kalawakan	Bed & Breakfast Travelers’ Inn Kubo/transient for rent Location: nearby registration area of Balistada Hill/Kamp Mahiwaga Haven Book in advance via their FB page or contact them at 0942 2448453 for reservations. With clean comfort rooms
Kalinaw sa Kalawakan		Kubo rooms with Sierra Madre view. The room includes a mattress, pillows, lights, fan, and electrical outlet. Tents for rent You can also pitch your own tent Sari-sari Store Breakfast Restroom Cooking set for rent Bonfire Parking Stage Please book in advance by contacting them at 09061243277 for reservations.
Mapalasan Hills and Campsite	Kalawakan	Kubo Rent- 799php only (good for 3-4 pax) Tent Rent- 299php only (good for 2 pax) -499php only (good for 4 pax) May dala kang tent?- 99php per head only With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page or contact them at 0927 440 1657 for reservations.
Kabayunan View Deck	Sitio Cabuyao, Kabayunan	Day tour: 25 pesos/pax Overnight: 100 pesos/pax Parking Fee: P10 for Motorcycle and P30 for 4 wheels Tent (Rent): P200 for 2-4 persons With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page
Te Amo Camp Site and Resort	Sitio Balaong, Talbak	View Deck: P50/Head Day tour: P100Head Overnight: P200/Head Swimming pool use: P100/Head Cottage Rent: P300 to P700 Tent Rent: P300 With clean comfort rooms Book in advance via their FB page
Tambuan River Campsite and Swimming	Sitio Balaong, Talbak	Tent Rent: P299 (1-2 Pax) 399 (3-4 Pax) Tepee Rent: P999 (2-3 Pax) Overnight Fee/Bring your own Tent: P100 per person Free river access Clean restrooms Nice lightings Bonfire For inquiries and reservations, please call 09173066084 or chat via their FB page
Digo’s Hills	Talbak	Entrance Fee: • Day Tour (5am-6pm) – 50 pesos per head • Overnight (6pm-8am) – 100 pesos per head Pitching Fee (for those who will use their own tent for camping) – 100 pesos per tent Camping Tent Rental Fee: (w/ mattress, and pillows) • Couple Tent (for 2-3 pax) – 500 pesos • Family Tent (for 4-5 pax) – 700 pesos • Barkada Tent (for 7-8 pax) – 1000 pesos Bamboo Hut Rental Fee (w/ electricity supply, 3 pillows, 3 blanket, banig, foam) 5-6pax – 500 pesos Phase 1 Teepee Hut Rental Fee (w/ electricity, 2 pillows, 2 blanket, foam) 5-6 pax – 1000 pesos (may pinto) RAJ Farm Teepee Hut Rental Fee (w/ electricity supply, 2 pillows, 2 blanket, and comforter) 6-7 pax – 1000 pesos Phase 1 Cottage Rental Fee – 250 pesos RAJ Farm Cottage Rental Fee – 150 pesos Digo’s Campsite Cottage – 300 pesos (day) Digo’s Campsite Cottage – 500 pesos (overnight) Parking Fee: • Bike – 10 pesos • Motorcycle – 20 pesos • 3 Wheels – 30 pesos • 4 Wheels – 40 pesos NO TOUR GUIDE FEE
Dreamland View	Sitio Parungao, Sapang Bulak	View Deck: P50/Head Cottage Rent: P200 to P350 Tent Rent: P250 Parking Fee: P20 for Motorcycle With clean comfort rooms

• 

• 

• 

• 

Read Top 114 DRT Bulacan Tourist Spots for An Ultimate Family Adventure

The Benefits of Camping

According to KOA, camping has a great number of benefits for everyone old and young that you and your family can enjoy while spending time in the great outdoors:

Stress reduction: Leave the overbooked scheduling at home. When you’re camping, there’s no place to be at a certain time, and nothing is interrupting you or competing for your attention. This setting’s natural outcome is stress reduction and relaxation like you can’t find anywhere else.

Fresh air: You may not realize how scarce fresh air is in your day-to-day life. When you go camping, you get the wondrous scents of the outdoors, as well as the smell of dinner cooking over an open fire.

Relationship building: One of the best and most important aspects of camping is how it helps you build and strengthen relationships. When you go camping with friends or family, you get a chance to talk and visit without distraction, even late into the night.

Physical fitness: Time spent camping is physical time. You set up a tent, gather firewood, go for a hike. At home, we often lead sedentary lives that do not promote physical fitness. When you’re camping, you can’t help but engage in physical activity and get your heart rate up.

Lack of alarm clocks: When was the last time you slept late without an alarm clock to wake you up? When you’re camping, the only alarm clocks you have are the sun and the chirping of birds. Waking up with nature rather than an alarm clock is an experience everyone should have regularly.

Unplugging: Camping is a great chance for everyone to unplug and get away from their screens. In the great outdoors, you don’t find computers, tablets, or televisions and there’s so much else to do that does not require electronics.

Great food: Food just tastes better when prepared in the outdoors. There’s something about cooking food over a campfire, a campsite grill, or in a Deluxe Cabin kitchen that just can’t be replicated when you’re eating at home. Plus, nothing beats s’mores made over an open fire. Dream big and plan a great menu before you head out on your next camping trip.

Connection with nature: When you’re camping, you get a chance to get in touch with nature, encounter wildlife and see the stars away from the bright lights of the big city. There’s nothing quite like it. Make sure you and your family have the chance to connect with nature when you explore the many benefits of camping.

Development of new skills: You can’t help but develop new skills while camping. Everyone on the trip will contribute and it’s a great chance to learn new things. You may learn how to set up tents, tie knots, start fires, cook a new meal, and more. These skills are important to have, and yet we don’t often get a chance to develop them during the course of our regular busy schedules.

Be Courteous When Camping with KidsWhile the benefits of camping for adults also apply to young people, there are a number of benefits specific to younger campers.

Educational opportunities: For kids, time spent camping is time spent learning, which is one of the reasons scouting programs are so valuable. They facilitate camping experiences that are built around kids learning new things, including fishing, cooking, hiking, tying knots, fire-starting, safety, first aid, and much more.

Growth of confidence: It’s important for children to gradually become more independent and confident in their own capabilities. One of the benefits of camping for youth is that it allows them to learn independence in a safe and controlled environment. Children become more confident as they learn new things and have first-time experiences.

Family connections: Camping is beneficial for children and their families because it can help strengthen bonds between family members — brothers and sisters, parents and children, and the list go on. You will all return home feeling much stronger as a group.

Read 35 Best Waterfalls in DRT Bulacan To Visit