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Campsites in negros

negros, Negros

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About this experience

Campsites in Negros is a network of designated camping grounds across Negros Island, Philippines, offering tent pitching and caravan parking in coastal and highland settings. These sites provide basic amenities such as restrooms, fire pits, and potable water, with some located near waterfalls or beaches. Campers can expect a straightforward outdoor stay with access to local villages for supplies and meals.

What to expect

Tent and caravan pitches are available at each site, with a typical stay duration of 1 to 3 nights.
Each campsite includes a shared toilet and shower block, a designated fire pit, and a water refill station.
Coastal sites, such as those near Dauin, offer direct beach access for swimming and snorkelling, while highland sites near Mount Kanlaon provide cooler temperatures and hiking trailheads.
A small on-site store or nearby sari-sari store sells basic groceries, charcoal, and drinking water, but campers should bring their own cooking equipment and food staples.
Sites are managed by local barangay councils or private landowners, with fees ranging from 100 to 300 Philippine pesos per person per night, payable on arrival.
This activity suits self-sufficient campers, small groups, and families with children aged 8 and above, as some sites require a short walk from the parking area to the pitch.