10 Best Glamping Sites in the Philippines 2024 | Batangas, El Nido, and More

First of its kind in the country, Domescape promises its guests the "comfort of staying in a luxury hotel with the great outdoors as its lobby." It's ideal for those seeking to unwind and enjoy a quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The property has a total of 6 IG-worthy, fully air-conditioned domes with a private natural swimming pool beside them.

The natural pools coming directly from a steam and deep well are chemical-free and organically filtered. And since the place is practically surrounded by nature, we recommend bringing insect repellent with you as well as food and snacks, given that the nearest store is about 15 minutes away. Also, take note that there will be a short trek in order to reach the domes.

State-of-the-art glamping tents, 5-star service, and the fact that it is located where a lush tropical jungle meets a pristine white sand beach are just some of the reasons why Nacpan Beach in El Nido, Palawan is one of the most popular glamping destinations in the country right now.

When you’re done frolicking at sea, swimming in the outdoor pool, island-hopping, or exploring their massive garden, head to one of the mini bars for a drink and some grub before you head back to your chic and comfortable tent for a well-deserved rest. At night, come out and sit around the campfire and listen to the various sounds of nature around you. This experience will definitely be one for the books!

Located in the outskirts of Baguio, Valleypoint Campsite is the perfect place to unwind, especially if you love the cold weather and mountain views. Their Glamping Kubo has a 6-ft star gazing glass that lets you look up into the night sky while you relax inside. It’s also complete with amenities, including a 42-inch TV, an electric fan, an electric kettle, and toiletries.

You’ll never get bored here as guests can mingle at the Camper’s Chill Area, where there are board and card games, books, and dart boards available for use. You can even try out airsoft or archery. Of course, don’t miss out on great food at the Valleypoint Restaurant & Bar, which is widely raved about by past visitors online.

Who said glamping has to be super expensive? At Glamping Alona, you can enjoy the fun and comfort combined with the taste of nature that the experience has to offer at a very reasonable price. The newly renovated resort in Panglao Island has glamping tents and teepee-like cabins (decorated with LED lights!) that can cater to couples and big groups.

Take a refreshing dip in the pool with your friends or family, then check out their bar and restaurant where you can order yummy dishes from various cuisines. You can also bask in the warmth of the sun at their sun terrace or head out to the nearby beach to snorkel or dive.

Spend your weekend on this serene little private island by the lake and connect with your inner nature lover! Since the property is off-grid, the geodesic domes don’t have electricity, WiFi, and cellular signal is also unreliable. They rely on a generator that can be powered up at night, as well as solar-powered lights.

There’s a lot you can do here while you disconnect from the world: swim at the lake, kayak, fish, and relax while you appreciate the beautiful views around you. Keep in mind that the property doesn’t allow food to be brought in, but you can order meals, snacks, and drinks from their kitchen and bar.

Sumilon Island is truly a vacationer’s dream. Located in Oslob, Cebu, this small sandbar and marine sanctuary is surrounded by crystal clear waters and rich biodiversity that make for one memorable experience. To make it even better, you can opt to stay at Bluewater Sumilon Island Resort and sleep under the stars in their luxurious glamping tents.

In the morning, you can explore the island by joining the day tour activities that include snorkeling, exploring caves, kayaking, and hiking. Take note that these come with additional charges. After an exciting but grueling day of adventures, you can then relax and be pampered at the resort’s outdoor spa.

Nestled in the foothills of Davao Oriental and overlooking the Davao Gulf is this serene glamping site that offers luxurious tents made of natural cotton canvas and equipped with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. The glampgrounds are divided into two: the East Camp, where the bigger tents are located, and the South Camp, where the more intimate tents can be found.

There is plenty to experience at Camp Bernardino de Lavigan. You can try out fun water activities like jet ski and banana boat or relax at their in-house spa treatments. When it comes to dining, their restaurant has a wide array of traditional and modern Filipino dishes, while their bar has a selection of signature cocktail drinks and coffee concoctions.

If ever you're in Bukidnon, you shouldn't miss visiting Tagculop Strawberry Hills and maybe even spend the night in one of their stylish geodesic glamping domes. Each dome has a transparent window that lets you look into the foggy morning as well as the dreamy night sky. The property also has a dining hall that serves all kinds of yummy and healthy dishes.

While you glamp here, you can enjoy various activities such as strawberry picking and riding the ATV to see the majestic "sea of clouds" over the mountains. Don't forget to bring home some strawberry products, too, like Tagculop Strawberry Hills' own bottled strawberry iced wine and jam.

Make your next beach trip more fun by glamping with your family or friends at Kwentong Dagat. After a fun day swimming at the sea or trying out their many outdoor activities like surfing, ATV riding, or island hopping, have a restful sleep in their air-conditioned Nipa Cabins and wake up to the sound of waves.

Since this resort is completely vegan, their restaurant, Kislap, only offers plant-based dishes on their menu. But don’t worry because you can use the shared outdoor kitchen for cooking your own (non-vegan) meals. It is also equipped with a refrigerator where you can store your perishable food items.

If you are a fan of all things Korean, this glampsite in Rizal is definitely for you. Whether you’re with your special someone, friends, or family, they have air-conditioned tents that can cater to as many as 10 people. Each tent also has a private lounge pool and bonfire area where you can hang out and chill under the stars.

Try out Korean snacks and drinks at their café and a samgyeopsal feast at their in-house restaurant. After that, watch your favorite Korean movie or series at the outdoor cinema to complete the K-experience. They also have plenty of fun outdoor activities for both children and adults to enjoy like archery, basketball, and golf. Book a stay and enjoy this relaxing experience with your loved ones!