Triple P Campsite

Cherrylou Nolan

· 8 months ago

I'll give 4 stars. Campsite was clean. Easy access to our camp van. 700 pesos each night. We arrived on Friday Arvo which is few people were there. We had a good night except on our second night which was the Saturday night, I didn't slept at all. Too many drunk and noisy campers. I thought they will have limited time for noisy and campfire. Too smoky in our area. But the place itself was nice. It amazed us. Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean bathroom and toilet. Annoying things was we need to pay 3 individual time. First 20 peso each for environmental fees. Second stop we paid 100 peso because we had van and 3rd another 20 peso each person. And the road was small and bumpy.

Capiral, Marynhel

· a year ago

It was a great experience to be there. The water was cold, perfect for the summer heat. Only downsides of the place is that there is a certain area wherein it's a rough road and you have to pay a significant amount of environmental fees to enter. Well, I had a thought that it's probably called Triple P because you have to pay Three times for environmental (Triple Pay) but overall it's a good place to visit and camp. Just be careful of the rocks in the water as it has slippery algae on it. Also a major downside is that the bathroom/changing rooms are limited and the water source for the showering is very limited, even though it also comes from the river itself via generator.

Marjorie San Pedro

· 2 years ago

Very affordable, clean environment, friendly-staffed, and we felt very safe the whole time we were here. They said weekdays are the best time to visit, and weekends and holidays could be a crazy time to go to. But either or we still had fun! We did most of the activities except the airsoft cause we didn't have enough time but all in all it was a great experience! It might be a crazy rough road till you reach the campsite, but it's worth a drive just make sure it's not a lowrider!

Marjon Chua

· 8 months ago

We were charged with several "toll" fees on the way to the campsite. First one was for the "environmental fee" of 20 PHP per head, then the second charged us 100 PHP per vehicle due to crossing "private property". We thought it's over, but then there's a third one also saying "private property" that charged us another 50 PHP per vehicle. Then when you arrive at the campsite, you have to pay for the campsite fees. Even the wi-fi has a fee of 50 PHP for 2 hours, pero wala pang 1.5 hours, disconnected na kami. Okay sana yung place, but no wonder bakit nakakawalang gana mag travel locally dahil sa dami oportunista. Definitely not going back and we don't recommend going through the "toll" gates just to get here LOL

Shinji Ikari

· 3 years ago

Went here 2 months ago. The road going to the camp site’s very rocky and you have to pay for environmental fee to enter. Restrooms are clean and they make bonfires at night. There’s also a nearby sari sari store and lemonade place. Overall my experience was nice. Make sure to bring tent cushion as the flooring of the area is very rocky.