Tara sa Gulod Viewpoint and Campsite
About
A sea of clouds for just ₱120! Tara sa Gulod is a simple ridge campsite on Forest Drive in Tanay, Rizal, with wide views of the Sierra Madre and, on lucky mornings, clouds rolling below your feet. Come for a day tour from 5 AM, or stay overnight in a tent or cottage and wake up to the sunrise. There is no electricity and the lights are solar-powered, so it feels off-grid, yet the phone signal is strong. Park at the pay parking below and walk 15 to 20 minutes up the trail. Worth every step!
Go before 12 PM today. Rain likely after.
- Half day, or overnight (2 PM to 12 NN)Time to spend
- Sunrise for the chance of a sea of clouds; it is a natural event and does not happen every day.Best time to go
- About ₱120 per personValue · Great value
- Set Waze to “Tara sa Gulod, Forest Drive, Brgy.Getting there
What to do here
- Wake up for the sunrise and the chance of a sea of clouds
- Pitch a tent or rent a cottage overnight
- Take a dip in the pool (extra fee)
- Picnic on the ridge
Know before you go
The trail from the parking takes 15–20 minutes; wear good shoes and bring a flashlight for early starts.
Bring a power bank; there is no electricity.
Quiet time starts at 11 PM.
Pay parking at Tere's Sari-sari Store: ₱50 for motorcycles and ₱100 for cars on day tours (2026 rates).
Official 2026 rates: day tour ₱120 per person (5 AM–6 PM), overnight ₱250 per person (2 PM–12 NN), tent pitching ₱100 per tent. Pay parking ₱50 for motorcycles and ₱100 for cars on day tours.
Where it is
Forest Drive, Barangay Laiban, Tanay, Rizal
By commuteSet Waze to “Tara sa Gulod, Forest Drive, Brgy. Laiban, Tanay.” Park at the pay parking (Tere's Sari-sari Store) and walk 15–20 minutes up. The camp also runs a multicab from Martessem on request (₱700 for up to 4 people).
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FAQ
How much is the entrance?
₱120 per person for a day tour and ₱250 overnight (2026 rates).
Is there electricity?
No. Lights are solar-powered, so bring a power bank. The phone signal is strong.
Is there a quiet time?
Yes, from 11 PM; loud noise is not allowed.