Reviews of Campgrounds at Mantalongon

The supposed serene place ruined by the non disclosed ongoing construction.

Paid for an exclusive camper van but because of the ongoing construction that the resort did not inform us in advance, which is honestly a deciding factor to not proceed, made us very uncomfortable about the surroundings. Construction workers will give you a very uncomfortable stare and from time to time would just hang around from where we were staying at the same time would just keep giving you glances. They were talking loudly as if there were no guests. They did not give us prior notice about the disturbance of the construction and the workers that lurks around the “exclusive pool”.

We were there during construction of the new rooms. This is the only reason for the less than perfect score.

Everything!!

It’s our second time here and I love it every time. Everything felt so thoughtfully done, from the cozy glamping suite to the little details like the campfire set and warm lighting at night. The mountain views were beautiful, and the peaceful vibe really helped us slow down and relax. It’s also a huge plus that they’re pet friendly.

Honestly, nothing! It’s a 3-hour drive from the city, but it’s so worth it once you’re there.

Where do I even begin with the safari tent? At first, you might expect a safari tent to be basic and feel like a standard camping spot—but this one was so much more. It came fully equipped with an AC, fast Wifi, plenty of tables, and enough space for me and my friends to hang out comfortably and even get some tasks done on the side. It was impressively clean, and the comfort room had everything we needed, plus cabinets for storing our stuff. But the real MVP? The view. You get a stunning view of both the sunrise and sunset right from the tent, and it was absolutely breathtaking. If you’re looking for a premium camping experience surrounded by mountain ranges, I’d highly recommend the safari tent—worth every moment.

Nothing really.