Forest Camp
About
A jungle hideaway just outside Dumaguete! Forest Camp in Valencia is a nature resort of cold, crystal-clear spring pools fed by mountain water, tucked under tall trees. Hop between the pools, cross the hanging bridge, ride the zipline over the stream, or walk the forest trails, then settle into a riverside hut for lunch. Come on a weekday morning for the quietest pools.
Go before 11 AM today. Rain likely after.
- 3–4 hrsTime to spend
- Weekday mornings; skip the day after heavy rain.Best time to go
- About ₱180 per personValue · Great value
- Jeep, then a tricycleNo car needed
What to do here
- Swim in the spring-fed pools
- Cross the hanging bridge
- Ride the zipline over the stream
- Walk the forest trails
Know before you go
Rocks around the pools are slippery; walk carefully.
Stay out of the stream after heavy rain, when the water rises.
Day entrance ₱180 for adults and ₱150 for kids (Ahround PH, updated June 2026). Huts, cottages and activities cost extra.
Forest Camp in Valencia is a nature resort of cold, crystal-clear spring pools fed by mountain water, tucked under tall trees.
Where it is
Forest Camp, Valencia, Negros Oriental
No car neededFrom Dumaguete, ride a jeepney to Valencia town plaza (20–25 minutes), then a habal-habal or tricycle to Forest Camp (10–15 minutes).
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FAQ
Can you swim at Forest Camp?
Yes. The spring-fed pools are the main attraction; the water is cold all year.
How much is the entrance?
₱180 for adults and ₱150 for kids during the day (Ahround PH, 2026).
Can I stay overnight?
Yes. There are cottages, dorm rooms, hammock huts and camping spots.