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Parks & Bridges

Bitbit Norzagaray River Park

Barangay Bigte, Norzagaray, Bulacan
4.6(1087 on Google)
Entrance Fee

₱20 – ₱50 (varies by area operator)

Open Hours

7:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily

Difficulty

Easy

Best Time

Summer (March – May) for swimming

About this place

Bitbit Norzagaray River Park pairs cool river swimming with a scenic 100-foot hanging bridge that's become an Instagram favorite for thrill-seekers. Surrounded by mountains and greenery, the park is a popular weekend escape for families and riders passing through on their way to Ipo Dam.

Accessibility

  • Accessible by private vehicle or motorcycle via Barangay Bigte
  • Riverbank access involves uneven, sometimes slippery terrain
  • Not wheelchair accessible

Activities

SwimmingRiver trekkingBridge crossingMotorcycle riding routes

Amenities

Cottages for rentFood stallsParkingChanging area

Reviews from Google Maps

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4.6(1087 on Google)

Ji Shin

· 4 months ago

this is my farthest long ride. Im from Guiguinto. 😁 good adventure as I passed by curves, up and down roads going to the bridge. took some photos by the bridge then left. 😅🛵 nice views along the way

Mirando John Derick

· a year ago

The vistas are positively fantastic, wonderful, amazing, and spectacular! The bridge view from its pinnacle to its base, with the river flowing beneath, is a sight to behold. The waters, however, are quite chilly, and the rocks are covered in moss and quite slippery. However, there is an entrance fee, and sadly, the price has increased. The former fee was 10₱, but it has risen to 20₱. This location is perfect for cyclists and vacation campers. 🧐🎩

Jessiry Dela Cruz

· 2 months ago

Bitbit River in Norzagaray has a nice natural setting and is easily accessible, making it a popular destination for families and groups. However, during our visit, the river water felt surprisingly warm, which took away from the refreshing experience we were expecting. We also noticed a significant amount of algae and scattered trash in some areas, affecting both the cleanliness and overall appeal of the place. The location still has potential as a nature getaway, but better maintenance, waste management, and regular cleanup efforts would greatly improve the visitor experience. Hopefully, the local community and visitors can work together to keep the area clean and enjoyable for everyone.

James Carl Pila

· 2 years ago

We had a great experience going here, people are welcoming and you don't need a lot of money because of cheap entrances, cottage, and food if you didn't bring some. you can also stay here overnight if you have a tent but if you don't you can rent a room for 500 pesos I think, for a whole day. The only thing that we don't like is there's plenty of trash everywhere and an empty glass bottle of liquor that is also coming from the tourist that has no discipline. Please take your trash with you or bring it to what they call a trash house located below the bridge.

Mizugui Espinar

· 2 months ago

Might go back again. Super love the experience and the clean water from the river. It just that the so called caretaker is so pricey about the entrance fee so if you can afford it go for it but I'm definitely going back again here soon❤️

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