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Wright Park and The Mansion

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Two Baguio classics in one stop! Wright Park is the long, pine-lined Pool of Pines, a narrow reflecting pool that leads to the pony rides on the hill above, where kids and grown-ups saddle up for a slow loop under the trees. Cross the road and you're at The Mansion, the president's summer residence, with its famous iron gates. Since 2024 the house itself is open as a free presidential museum. Come early for the soft morning light on the pool, then walk the gardens before the tour buses roll in!

What to do here

  • Walk the Pool of Pines
  • Ride a pony on the hill above the park
  • Join a free guided tour of The Mansion museum
  • Take your photo at the Mansion gates

Know before you go

Agree on the pony ride length and price with the handler before you mount.

The Mansion museum is closed on Mondays.

City parks may close during heavy rain or typhoon warnings; check the city advisory first.

Bring a jacket: Baguio mornings are cold.

Parking around the park is tight on weekends; a jeepney or taxi is easier.

Free to walk the park and visit The Mansion museum. Pony rides are paid by the ride, set by the horse handlers at the stable.

Where it is

Lualhati, Baguio City, Benguet

By commuteRide a jeepney bound for Mines View from downtown Baguio; Wright Park and The Mansion are on the way. Taxis from Session Road are cheap and quick.

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FAQ

Is The Mansion in Baguio open to the public?

Yes. It became a free presidential museum in 2024, open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM to 6 PM. Walk-ins join a tour when slots are free; private tours need a booking.

Is there an entrance fee at Wright Park?

No, the park is free. Only the pony rides cost money.

How far is Wright Park from The Mansion?

They face each other across the road; walk the Pool of Pines and you end up at the Mansion gates.

Free entry

Best: Early morning on a weekday…
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