Let’s Go Camping
I love love love camping. It’s one of the reasons why I became a girl scout back in Elementary and High School. And growing up in the Cordilleras, you pretty much don’t have a choice if you want to travel around, you’ll have to camp. After all, the only places worth traveling to in our province are the mountains and there are no fancy accommodations there.
I’ve grown to love sleeping under the stars surrounded by mountains and waking up to the most beautiful sunrise that when I had the chance to work in Batangas, I dragged my tent wherever I went. My friends and I camped by the beaches and it was hella awesome!
If you’re looking for campsites and camping tips, I’ve got you covered.
Where to Camp
Masasa Beach Accommodation: Where to Stay in Masasa
If you’re looking for a transient room, house, kubo or campsite, you’re in the right place! I’ve been receiving a lot of inquiries regarding where to stay in Masasa or any Masasa beach accommodation for a while now. To help you guys, I decided to scour the internet...
6 Reasons Why You Should Visit Benguet (Aside From Visiting Baguio)
Benguet is one of the six provinces in the Cordillera Administrative Region and my birthplace. In this article, I’m going to tell you why you should visit the other parts of Benguet and not only check Baguio City. Why You Should Visit Benguet Why, indeed? Minerals One...
Where to Camp Near and Around Baguio For Less Than 250 Pesos
Who here doesn't want a place to stay in Baguio, the coldest city in the country for less than 250 pesos per night? Experience nature under the starlit sky and get a whiff of the cold breeze and pine smell. Now, I have here some of the locations in the city where you...
Where to Beach Camp In Batangas for Less than 400 Pesos
Camping at the beach is truly an amazing experience. Gazing at the sunset and sunrise by the beach is one of the most relaxing things in life and if you're up for it, you could make the beach your backyard just by pitching your tent. It doesn't cost a fortune and it's...
10 of the Best Campsites in Laguna
Campsites in Laguna? We've got you covered. Laguna is a province southeast of Manila and the birthplace of Jose Rizal. It is also home to abundant camping sites that offer an amazing experience for campers who want to experience the full package. Campsites in Laguna...
Camping in the Hundred Islands : Everything You Need To Know
From textbooks to storybooks, I read about the Philippines' Hundred Islands. As a kid, I couldn't imagine how and what dozens of islands would look like. I only heard how beautiful the marine life is and how many islands there are that you won't be able to see all in...
Kiltepan Peak: Camping In Sagada, Mt. Province (Travel Guide)
If you watched 'That Thing Called Tadhana,' then you're probably familiar with Kiltepan Peak. Its recent fame is due to its fantastic view. People go to visit the place to see the all-time favorite, the sea of clouds. From what others say, it somewhat resembles the...
Pandin Lake, San Pablo: A P360 Adventure (Itinerary & Travel Guide)
Cool water and picturesque landscape accurately describe Pandin Lake. Hidden in the city of San Pablo, the lake is a great place to relax and unwind. Belonging to the famous seven lakes of the city, it has an area of 20 hectares and an average depth of 63m. What was...
Hulugan Falls, Luisiana: Budget Travel Guide & Itinerary
Just 2 hours away from Manila, I got the chance to cross off chasing waterfalls from my bucket list. In Luisiana, Laguna you will have the chance to visit not only one but three waterfalls namely Talay Falls, Hidden Falls and Hulugan Falls in a day! With its cool...
Camping Tips
Canoe and Kayak Camping: A Beginner’s Guide
I didn’t even know canoe and kayak camping existed until I read about it online. Apparently, camping is not only about hiking to your destination, but you can also use a kayak or a canoe. If you want to give this adventure a try, here’s a guide to help you plan the...
10 Tips for an Unforgettable Hammock Camping
Hammock camping? Here are our top tips! Hammocks are becoming a popular camping and hiking gear. They are small and light enough that everyone can bring them even on day hikes. Hammocks are also comfortable, enjoyable, and are even easier to set up and take down. No...
Best Tent Heater: Reviews & Camping Heater Buyer’s Guide
Tent heater is one of a camper's best friend when it's too cold in the campsite. We've listed here some of the best camping heater today. Winter is not a favorite camping season, but for some, there is a certain charm found only when camping during winter. Winter...
10 Best Budget Sleeping Bags & Quilts of 2019 (Under $200)
One of the pleasures of hiking is sleeping after a long and tiring day on the trail. Nothing beats the warm feeling of snuggling inside a cozy and comfortable sleeping bag. The weather in the mountains can become unpredictable. It can drop from a normal to a freezing...
Best Camping Stoves: Keeping Your Stomach Full Off the Beaten Track
Going camping? Get yourself one of the best camping stoves! One of the things most campers look forward to after a long day on the trail is a tasty hot meal. You can go old school and cook over firewood with all the soot and grime, or you can bring along with you a...
The Best Camping Cookware for 2019
Looking for the best camping cookware for this year? We've got you covered! Filling your stomach after a long day of on the trail is important. Sure, your packed up camp trail snack will refuel you but nothing beats the pleasure of a hot meal at the end of the day....
Finding the Best Summer Camp for Your Kids
Finding the best summer camp for your kids can be a real challenge, mainly due to the many options for you to choose from. Just like when you’re choosing travel destinations, it’s important to consider the activities and location of the camp. On top of that, when...
How to Make Popcorn While Camping
Do you know how to make popcorn while camping? Do not worry! Popcorn is possible even when you are in the wild. Read on and learn how to enjoy outdoors more! Popcorn is not impossible when camping. The wild is not a valid reason to keep the kids from enjoying the...
How to Bring Your Toddler Out on the Trails
Getting your baby used to a new carrier before you hit the trail is one of the steps you should take to foster the child’s connection with the outdoors at a tender age. Here are some of the steps and tips you should take to bring out your toddler out on the trails...
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