The Hideaway Campsite

Lopez, Jenicah adrei (Adrey)

· 3 months ago

Overall, Hideaway Campsite has great potential and a nice atmosphere! Just a friendly suggestion to management: please establish set quiet hours for loud speakers. Overnight campers are still resting in the early morning, and having day-tour guests play big speakers at 8 AM makes it hard to relax. Adding more trash bins and keeping an eye on leftover food waste around the grounds would also go a long way. Thanks! ++ The life vests are worn out and unsafe some have no foam inside, and others lack any laces or buckles to tie them properly, making them useless in the water.🙁

Lerma Alvarez

· 8 months ago

Nestled in the scenic province of Bulacan, Hideaway Campsite promises an escape into nature’s embrace, but unfortunately, the experience falls short of true elegance. Guests are given a mere 15 to 20 minutes to decide on their cottage reservation—a surprisingly restrictive policy for an establishment aiming to offer a luxurious retreat. The river, though picturesque, is marred by sharp, painful rocks and murky waters filled with algae and seaweed, lacking the pristine cleanliness expected of high-end resorts. Wi-Fi access incurs an additional fee of 150 pesos, and amenities leave much to be desired: the cottages are unairconditioned, devoid of electrical sockets, and public shower facilities require waiting in line. The distant body of water adds to the inconvenience, making the overall stay less comfortable. The dining options are overpriced, comparable to airline meals, and the staff's attitude is often dismissive and exhausted, with unwelcoming glances and a lack of basic amenities like hooks for clothes and towels. While the office bears the name 'The White House,' the overall quality and service scarcely reflect true luxury, resulting in an experience that is disappointingly subpar.

Ellen Harvell

· a year ago

Beautiful and peaceful. The water is very clear and fresh. Accessible road, some parts can be muddy but manageable. They charge 70php per person for daytour and that includes the lifevests (which is a must because the water can get high and rough very quickly). You can park your car close to the river or cottages. Othet activites are available for extra fee. We did the atv which was 300php for 15 minutes. They have a snack bar and a convinient store. It was a very pleasant experience for us. Had good fun today.

Henry Tan

· a year ago

Very nice campsite for river camping. They have affordable rates for day tour and overnight camping. You can rent ATV and kayak but life jacket is included in entrance fee. The owner is approacheable, he is polite and friendly. We also like the snack bar that ioen until 8pm. They also jas sari sari store where you can buy alcohol, water and ice. There are rock formation where you can do cliff diving. The place can accomodate many campers thats why reservation is not required. We found this place from popular vlogger with camping and minivan content.

Moira Angel Peleno

· 4 months ago

The entrance fee is not worth it at all. No other activities other than swimming in the river. The River water is stagnant and not well maintained. Plus no charging ports! guests need to pay 100 per hour for charging. Overall, the 200 entrance fee doesn’t resonate at all.