Campuestohan Highlands Resort

HOW TO GET THERE:

1. From Silay Airport, there is a van transfer to Campuestohan - 150php

2. From Bacolod, shuttle service available at Villa Angela Arcade, Burgos Ave. cor. Circumferencial Rd., across Jollibee Lopue's East Center - 100php

3. For commuters, from Burgos Market look for Alangilan jeep stop - 12php. Tell the driver that you are going to Campuestohan. He will drop you at a tricycle terminal. Tricycle to Campuestohan - 150php.

Campuestohan Entrance - 150php (inclusive of pool use)

Wave Pool

Campuestohan Accommodations:

1. Bonita Huts - 2500php good for 4pax

2. Indian Teepees - 6000php good for 6pax

3. King Kong - 6000php good for 6pax

4. Bath House - 2500php good for 4pax

5. Log Cabins

3000php good for 3pax
4000php good for 4pax
5000php good for 5pax

Note: All accommodations are inclusive of entrance fee, swimming and breakfast. The resort will charge 300php for extra pax or 500php for extra pax with bed.

Campers can pitch their tent at camping grounds from 5pm to 6am - 350php/pax

Cottages for Day Trips:

1. Big Cottages - 1000php good for 20pax

2. Small Cottages - 600php good for 15pax

3. Umbrella Hut - 500php good for 10pax

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