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Spend a cool highland day at Campuestohan Resort, a themed amusement park on the edge of Bacolod and Talisay. Enjoy ziplines, sky bikes, pools and Filipino cuisine with pickup included and easy options for families and teams.
Spend a cool highland day at Campuestohan Resort, a themed amusement park on the edge of Bacolod and Talisay. Enjoy ziplines, sky bikes, pools and Filipino cuisine with pickup included and easy options for families and teams.
The morning air at Campuestohan Highland Resort bites with a clean coolness that feels distinct from the humid lowlands of Negros. You step from the minibus onto a rim of manicured lawns and themed sculptures, the resort spread across rolling highland terraces at the foot of Mt. Makawili; the sound of a wave pool and distant laughter pull you along stone paths toward zipline platforms and picnic pavilions.
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Operated by CTPH TOUR · Bacolod, Negros Occidental
The morning air at Campuestohan Highland Resort bites with a clean coolness that feels distinct from the humid lowlands of Negros. You step from the minibus onto a rim of manicured lawns and themed sculptures, the resort spread across rolling highland terraces at the foot of Mt. Makawili; the sound of a wave pool and distant laughter pull you along stone paths toward zipline platforms and picnic pavilions.
This amusement enclave sits where Bacolod City bleeds into Talisay, in a region shaped by sugarcane estates and volcanic foothills. The landscape is young volcanic soil and planted forest patches—good drainage, green afternoons, and an elevation that keeps temperatures pleasant year-round. Local culture surfaces in the restaurant menu and staff friendliness; MassKara Festival energy is never far away in the smiles and colorful park installations.
What you’ll actually do: stroll a few hectares of themed grounds, test your balance on sky bikes, ride ziplines over treed gullies, and cool off in multiple pools including a wave pool with a bubble machine. Facilities support team-building groups as well as families; add-on attractions (ziplines, sky bikes) are pay-as-you-go.
Practical edge: the tour runs about 10 hours with pickup and drop-off in Bacolod included; wear closed-toe shoes for uneven paths, bring swimwear and insect repellent, and keep small bills for add-ons. Peak mornings are quieter; late afternoons bring shifts in light perfect for photos. Respect posted safety limits on rides and conserve water—highland resorts rely on local supply. With basic fitness and common-sense precautions, this is an easy, sociable highland day with a mix of low-impact adventure and poolside downtime.
Yes—pickup and drop-off within Bacolod City are included as part of the listed day tour.
No—attractions such as the zipline and sky bike are normally extra and typically cost around $5 and up on-site.
Yes—children 3 years and under are usually admitted free, but some rides have age/height restrictions; infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transport.
Comfortable, breathable clothing and closed-toe shoes; bring swimwear if you plan to use the pools and a light layer for cooler late afternoons.
CTPH TOUR operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning air at Campuestohan Highland Resort bites with a clean coolness that feels distinct from the humid lowlands of Negros. You step from the minibus onto a rim of manicured lawns and themed sculptures, the resort spread across rolling highland terraces at the foot of Mt. Makawili; the sound of a wave pool and distant laughter pull you along stone paths toward zipline platforms and picnic pavilions.
The morning air at Campuestohan Highland Resort bites with a clean coolness that feels distinct from the humid lowlands of Negros. You step from the minibus onto a rim of manicured lawns and themed sculptures, the resort spread across rolling highland terraces at the foot of Mt. Makawili; the sound of a wave pool and distant laughter pull you along stone paths toward zipline platforms and picnic pavilions.
This amusement enclave sits where Bacolod City bleeds into Talisay, in a region shaped by sugarcane estates and volcanic foothills. The landscape is young volcanic soil and planted forest patches—good drainage, green afternoons, and an elevation that keeps temperatures pleasant year-round. Local culture surfaces in the restaurant menu and staff friendliness; MassKara Festival energy is never far away in the smiles and colorful park installations.
What you’ll actually do: stroll a few hectares of themed grounds, test your balance on sky bikes, ride ziplines over treed gullies, and cool off in multiple pools including a wave pool with a bubble machine. Facilities support team-building groups as well as families; add-on attractions (ziplines, sky bikes) are pay-as-you-go.
Practical edge: the tour runs about 10 hours with pickup and drop-off in Bacolod included; wear closed-toe shoes for uneven paths, bring swimwear and insect repellent, and keep small bills for add-ons. Peak mornings are quieter; late afternoons bring shifts in light perfect for photos. Respect posted safety limits on rides and conserve water—highland resorts rely on local supply. With basic fitness and common-sense precautions, this is an easy, sociable highland day with a mix of low-impact adventure and poolside downtime.