Best Glamping Spots Near Manila For An Unforgettable Weekend Getaway

Glamping destinations near Metro Manila offer a fresh experience as they allow people to enjoy nature while still having all the conveniences of regular lodgings.

Regular camping is not for anyone. Only a few can endure sleeping on the ground while hearing strange noises inside a pitch-dark tent. Thankfully, resorts and other leisure area provides furnished shelters anyone can enjoy.

Looking for the best glamping spots near Manila? Read on and choose the one that suits your taste.

What is glamping?

Shortened from the word glamorous camping, glamping is mixing innovative luxuries and resort-style services within a serene nature set up.

From tents to sturdy tree houses, anyone seeking a retreat from their daily routines is welcome as glamping accommodations suit even those who don’t believe they are the outdoor type.

Below are camping sites near the metro. Note that advance booking is recommended as these cool places get crowded any season!

(Read: Best Budget Destinations Near Metro Manila)

The Glamp
Image Source: The Glamp Zambales Facebook Page

1. The Glamp

Sitio Liwliwa, San Felipe, Zambales

0927-505-9020

P5,000, good for three people.

The Glamp Zambales is popular with groups seeking relaxation as it is located in a serene and scenic area with a wide beach.

Expect a worry-free stay as the rate includes a foot spa with massage, an air-conditioned tent, a memorable bonfire, a refreshing breakfast, and dinner with free parking space.

Glamping Etcetera
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2. Glamping Etcetera Philippines

Lumot Lake, Cavinti, Laguna

0905-276-2160

P2,900, good for two people

Glamping Etcetera is situated in a man-made lagoon connected to Caliraya Lake. They provide finely structured Geodesic dome tents furnished with a comfy bed and a private bathroom with toiletries.

Additionally, enjoy Lumot Lake itself as you can kayak, catch fish and do other fun water activities for free.

Nayomi Sanctuary Resort
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3. Nayomi Sanctuary Resort

JM Katigbak Street, Balete, Batangas

(02) 8871 7558

For Nayomi Sanctuary Resort rates, click here.

Situated on the side of a hill is Nayomi Sanctuary Resort, a spacious resort with modern facilities and great service.

Their tents are Canvass Camp Bell types, known to be durable and roomy that can be secured with a padlock. Each comes with a toilet and bath.

Also, this place is recommended if you have youngsters as they can enjoy the area’s kid’s play park and manicured gardens.

(Read: Top Antipolo Resorts For Big And Small Groups)

Sands and Stars Glamping
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4. Sands and Stars Glamping

Baler-Casiguran Road, Dinadiawan, Dipaculao, Aurora

0917-586-6412

Starts at P1,800, good for four people

From Manila, travel five to six hours by land and you’ll reach Sands and Stars, one of the cheapest camping sites in Baler.

Upon reaching this serene place, calm seas, fine sand, and a refreshing breeze will welcome you. Their nipa roofed tents are equipped with an electric fan and basic sleeping necessities.

5. Bloc Camp Site

Bukal-Cansuso Road, Bukal, Cavinti, Laguna

0936-969-9644

P2,500 per night, good for two

Looking for a serene and romantic getaway near Manila? Try out this camp site’s GxB, or GlampingXBloc specifically created for lovers who want to experience something new.

Aside from the tent lodging with a queen-size bed and other sleeping essentials, guests have their own private space outfitted with a camping table and hammock beside a quiet lake.

Casa Antonio Glamping
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6. Casa Antonio

143 Apacible Street, Calatagan, Batangas

0920-497-5730

For their packages and rates, click here.

Casa Antonio is one of the forerunners of glamping in Batangas. Availing of their leisure services also enables you to help local youth as they employ working students from the province.

Aside from cozy tents, they have electricity powered glamping huts facing a spectacular view of the ocean.

You can try out other relaxing activities like the Kawa bath, kayaking in Casa Antonio’s beach, and avail of their signature massage.

Crystal Beach
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7. Crystal Beach

Purok 1-B, Barangay La Paz, San Narciso, Zambales

(02) 8404-2342, (02) 8404-2456, (02) 8404-2502

To view their promos and rates, click here.

Crystal Beach glamping is one of the most in-demand activities for young professionals due to the sites accessibility in Manila.

The area, which can house 500 lodgers, is surrounded by tall pine trees that add a calming vibe.

At night, you can enjoy live acoustic music and fire dancing performances by the beach.

Ten Cents to Heaven Leisure Camp
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8. Ten Cents to Heaven Leisure Camp

Sitio Mayagay II Cuyambay, Marikina-Infanta Highway, Tanay, Rizal

(02) 8542-2087 

Starts at P1,500, good for two guests

For those wanting a picturesque view of nature, we suggest you check out Ten Cents to Heaven Leisure Camp as it provides a refreshing sight of both Laguna de Bay and the Sierra Madre mountain range.

Apart from experiencing their humble but comfortable tents, they have outdoor activities such as zip-line, wall climbing, and rappelling.

Groups can bond on their basic obstacle courses and indoor games.

Riverfront Garden Resort
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9. Riverfront Garden Resort

Pinagsanhan B, Maragondon, Cavite

0926-556-0429

Starts at P2,000, good for three guests

Riverfront Garden Resort is a quirky and rustic resort full of Instagram-worthy spots. Friends and families can avail of their cabanas and day beds while enjoying the unlimited breeze coming from the Maragondon River.

For an overnight stay, you can either choose from their airconditioned or electric fan wooden tents that come with a bed foam, pillows, towels, and toiletries.

San Rafael River Adventure
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10. San Rafael River Adventure

Barangay Talacsan, San Rafael, Bulacan

(02) 8668-1372

Starts at P3,600, good for two guests

Though known for their gorgeous glass cottages with one-way mirrors giving you a full view of the lush environment outside, San Rafael River Adventure offers regular, barkada tent, and glamping with a twist.

The regular comes with sleeping essentials, a mini electric lamp, and an industrial fan while the barkada tent is furnished with 4 mattresses.

On the other hand, glamping with a twist is a must-try as the tent is fixed on a floating bamboo structure complete with walls and roof.

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Domescape
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11. Domescape

Nasugbu, Batangas

0925-772-6363

P7,500 per night

Mixing the convenience of city living with nature’s rejuvenating ambiance is Domescape Nasugbu, the country’s first dome lodging, and leisure site.

Aside from sleeping essentials, each dome is equipped with a coffee machine, a personal refrigerator, and a microwave oven. It can house two to six guests.

Additionally, each dome comes with a lounge area and swimming pool that provides added relaxation.

12. Camptipolo Adventureland

Loreland Farm Resort, Sitio Loreland, Antipolo, Rizal

0917-867-6205

For their rates and packages, click here.

Camptipolo Adventureland is perfect for team building as they offer modules and activities that build their bond, coordination, and interaction.

Aside from glamping, anyone will love their facilities that include mudslides, tight ropes, balancing bridge and the likes.

Quest Adventure Camp
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13. Quest Adventure Camp

Pantay Quatro, Sitio Buhangin, Teresa Rizal

(02) 8876-7339, (02) 8679-1423

For rates and packages inquiries, reach them through info@questadventure.ph.

Another highly recommended area for big group glamping is Quest Adventure Camp. It can house up to 250 people that will enjoy the cool mountain breeze in the morning and do star gazing at night.

During the day, you can try out their 13 stations Gemilina rope tower, climb their adventure tower and test your group’s coordination at the 15 stations mango rope course.

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Glamping tips

  1. Pick a location where everyone agrees. Make sure the amenities in your chosen venue can be enjoyed by all participants.
  2. Bring along mosquito repellants. Though being in nature is fun, it is home to mosquitoes and other insects that might spoil your stay.
  3. Refrain from using electronic and mobile devices. Stroll outside, appreciate nature, and meditate.
  4. Prepare a first-aid kit. Though the above-mentioned facilities are efficiently manned, bringing a first aid kit enables you to act fast and lessen the injury.
  5. Respect the surroundings. Never pluck any plant that you fancy or disturb any animal that you will encounter.