Edwin Farm Resort

Richard Abonita

· 9 months ago

It’s not the fancy cottages, beautiful amenities, strong Wi-Fi connections, or cozy overnight rooms that make you feel like you’re still in the metro that define this humble riverside camping resort. What truly stands out is the serenity, the feeling of being disconnected from whatever it is we’re trying to escape. It offers a short hiatus, a moment where you become one with nature. The place is not crowded, and you can even do car camping, parking just a few meters away from the waterline. Kuya Edwin, the owner, feels like family, always ready to assist campers with their needs, like a good big brother who never fails to share safety advice and wonderful stories. During the lean season, his store is closed and supplies can only be bought from nearby resorts. Still, one can always make do the old-style way. There are grilling and cooking areas, and the restrooms are adequate and clean. Kuya Edwin Farm Resort is truly a nature experience, one filled with moments to remember, free from hassle and noise. Just serene time with your thoughts, shared with the people who matter most.

Francis Jacob “Jake” Matias

· a year ago

The place feels very solemn. It's a great place to relax with your family if you like rivers. The road, however, is very rocky and some part of it has no railings beside to save your car from falling, either way, after the road, you'll be greeted by the beautiful river.

Russell Viñas

· a year ago

Experience the serenity of this campsite along the river that serves as a harmony of mother nature. A touch of raw like campsite will really makes you busy for the rest of your stay.

Andoy Espinosa

· 3 years ago

Located along Norzagaray River (Pakiling River), the place is somewhat a remote, off-grid area in Bulacan. We went there on a day tour during the weekday and we were the only guest. The owner, Sir Edwin, is very hands on and accommodating. He even suggested the best spot for us to park and setup our gears. There are other resorts leading to Edwin's but his is by far the most quiet place as it is located further down the river side. Will try visiting again and may try overnight camping next time. PROS: 1. Place is quiet and serene (possibly because it was a weekday). We were informed that the place gets packed with visitors during the weekends. So if you want peace and quiet, better visit during the weekdays. 2. River is clean. It was our first time having a dip in a river because this was the first time that we have seen a river this clean. We do not have these near cities. :-D 3. The owner is very accommodating and checks on us from time to time if we are in need of anything and to remind us to be mindful of the scheduled river high tide. 4. Life vest are free to use. This is advisable especially during high tides (afternoon) where water current is strong. In the morning, water is shallow and calm. CONS: 1. Roads leading to the resort/farm are challenging especially for sedans. There were ongoing constructions and narrow roads. Challenge increases in the last kilometer or so of rough, rocky roads with some climbs and descends. Make sure that your vehicles is in good condition when you plan to visit. 2. No Cellular Signal (both Smart/Globe). This cons is subjective because some who will enjoy the no disturbance of being off-grid while there are others who do work while camping. This was a Cons for me since I need to do online checks for time to time.

Dragon Knight

· 5 months ago

highly recommended campsite