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Viewscape Nature Park

No car needed

About

Wake up above the clouds! Viewscape Nature Park is a hilltop campsite in Tanay, Rizal, facing the Sierra Madre mountains, and on lucky mornings a sea of clouds rolls right below the ridge. Come for a day tour, or pitch a tent overnight so you catch both the sunset and the sunrise. It sits off Marilaque Highway at Sitio Maysawa, the same jump-off as Treasure Mountain, so it is an easy escape for friend groups, couples and car campers. Tip: stay the night, because the sea of clouds shows up at sunrise and not every day. Bring your best camera!

  • Dry until sunset (5:32 PM). Good time to go!

  • Half day, or overnight to catch the sunriseTime to spend
  • Sunrise, when the sea of clouds may appear. Staying overnight gives you the best chance.Best time to go
  • About ₱200 per personValue · Great value
  • Jeep, then a tricycleNo car needed

What to do here

  • Catch the sunrise and look for the sea of clouds
  • Pitch a tent or try car camping
  • Watch the sunset over the Sierra Madre
  • Stargaze on a clear night

Know before you go

The last 1 km to the park is short but bumpy; wear good shoes if you walk it.

Stay behind the railings and away from the ridge edge when shooting the sunrise.

Parking for cars and motorcycles; car camping slots cost extra.

Creator estimates from February 2026: day tour about ₱200 per head, overnight about ₱300 per head, tent pitching ₱200–₱250, car camping from ₱1,000.

Bring your best camera!

Where it is

Sitio Maysawa, Barangay Cuyambay, Tanay, Rizal (off Marilaque Highway)

No car neededFrom Cogeo, Antipolo (City Mall Antipolo), ride a jeepney bound for Sampaloc, Tanay and get off at Sitio Maysawa. Tricycles at the junction take you about 1 km up to the park, or walk 15–20 minutes (creator commuter guide, February 2026).

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FAQ

Is the sea of clouds guaranteed?

No. It is a natural event that appears on some mornings only, so staying overnight gives you the best chance.

How much is the entrance?

About ₱200 for a day tour and ₱300 overnight per head, per a February 2026 creator guide.

Can I commute?

Yes: a jeepney from Cogeo bound for Sampaloc, Tanay, get off at Sitio Maysawa, then a short tricycle ride.

From₱200

Best: Sunrise
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