10.3157° N · 123.8854° E — Cebu, Philippines
Nature Parks

EVO Nature Camp

A 4.5-hectare glamping and adventure park in Barangay Gaas, Balamban, with flower gardens, trekking trails, and elevated air-conditioned tents.

Category
Nature Parks
Town
Balamban
Opening Hours
7:00 AM - 8:00 PM daily for day use; overnight glamping by reservation
Duration
Half day to overnight
Difficulty
Easy

The overview

About EVO Nature Camp

EVO Nature Camp is a 4.5-hectare adventure and glamping park in Barangay Gaas, Balamban, roughly 45 minutes from Cebu City along the Transcentral Highway. Launched in 2020 as one of the first glamping sites in the area, it combines a flower-and-pine garden setting with an adventure park layout of camping grounds, trekking trails, and elevated glamping tents. The glamping tents sit on raised wood-and-metal platforms and come air-conditioned with real beds, distinguishing the site from ordinary tent-camping. Around the grounds, the park has planted roughly 40,000 flowering plants and over 2,500 pine trees for photo-friendly garden walks. Trekking trails branch out from the main camp: one follows a creek to Ilihan Cave and a spot known as "Ground Zero," another leads to a swimmable waterfall, and a third climbs a hill with views toward Negros Island. On-site dining is handled by the garden-set Araucaria Bistro & Cafe, and a nightly bonfire is lit for overnight guests. Day-trippers can also pay a smaller gate fee just to walk the gardens and viewpoint without booking an overnight stay.

What makes it worth it

Highlights

  • Air-conditioned glamping tents on raised platforms
  • Garden of roughly 40,000 flowering plants
  • Trekking trails to Ilihan Cave and a waterfall
  • Hilltop trail with Negros Island views
  • Araucaria Bistro & Cafe on-site
  • Nightly bonfire for overnight guests
Tips for visitors
  1. 1 Book glamping tents in advance, especially on weekends, since capacity is limited. Day-use visitors can enter for a small gate fee without booking a tent. Bring insect repellent and light rain gear for the trekking trails. Location approximate — confirm on arrival.

Wayfinder route

How to get there

From Cebu City (IT Park or Ayala terminal), take a v-hire bound for Balamban via the Transcentral Highway (about 45 minutes to 1 hour, fare around PHP 160). Get off at Barangay Gaas near the Welcome Balamban sign; the camp is a short walk or habal-habal ride off the highway, close to Adventure Cafe.

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Quick facts

Entrance Fee

PHP 75 day-use entrance fee; glamping packages PHP 4,000-5,000 per night (up to 4 pax, breakfast included)

Opening Hours

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM daily for day use; overnight glamping by reservation

Duration

Half day to overnight

Difficulty

Easy

Best Time to Visit

Dry season, December to May; weekdays for a quieter visit

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Byernesan Market, Barangay Gaas, Balamban, Cebu

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