I will be leaving Cebu soon. I don’t know when but I’m pretty sure it would take a very long time to come back. As of planning date, my birthday’s also around the corner so I’ll be celebrating not just my despedida, but also my birthday.
I clearly thought I should invite those persons close to my heart. I didn’t have a hard time deciding. I chose to be with the true-blue Cebuano outdoor junkies, my go-to weekend warriors. Many things were planned out. It all led up to booking a night at Evo Nature Camp.
This is how it all went down at Evo Nature Camp on my first and last glamping experience with my adventure buddies.
Day 1
Our group rendezvous at Cebu IT Park. I arrived first, followed by Kim (IG @kimville_101) and then Elei (IG matioramon). We went to the Metro Supermarket at AyalaMalls Central Bloc and bought some snacks and beverages. We then proceeded to the van terminal near McDo while waiting for the rest of the group to arrive.
We proceeded at the reception area and Junfer (IG @iamjumper) confirmed our booking and requested to have our private tent ready. We were told to wait for a minute while they were making sure it’s ready for occupancy. We roamed around, just next to the multi-purpose patio. It has function room, indoor dining seats and outdoor seating section while waiting.
When the orders arrived, they all smelled very delicious. Mind you, each taste was superb as well! I personally loved the binagoongang rice and lechon kawali. It’s flavorful, not like any other restaurant’s offerings. This, I guarantee with no bias! Look at that Pokémon-themed cake, I didn’t think I can even slice it with its cuteness. Ahhhrgh!
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My first and last glamping was really a success. We had fun playing card games, eating snacks, annoying each other and just reminiscing our past adventures. We even had a heart-to-heart discussion regarding our most favorable moments together wherein we almost cried a river. I will surely miss this bunch!
With soft pillows, thick blanket and lights off, we all slept comfortably during our first and only overnight stay with my best friends at Evo Nature Camp this year.
Day 2
We had some photo opportunities in the playground. I loved that it is an obstacle course-playground wherein you can reinforce your active lifestyle even just for a little time. There’s no problem if you sweat while playing, the environment is cold so it’s not a bad one, I supposed. There are also gazebos scattered around where you can relax on a hammock or just appreciate the beauty of the surroundings.
There you go! Add Evo Nature Camp in your list when you’re planning for a glamorous celebration soon and experience a home away from home. ‘Coz at Evo Nature Camp, glamping away isn’t a journey — it is a complete escape.
Evo Nature Camp Rates and Contact Number
You may contact Evo Nature Camp via mobile 0916-444-0633 or 0995 428 3762 for the current rates. You may also message them via Facbook Evo Nature Camp for inquiries and booking arrangements.
Entrance Fee
- Php 75 (inclusive of environmental fee)
- Free for children 5 years old and below
Glamping (Fully Airconditioned)
- Php 4,000 – weekdays (good for 4 pax with free breakfast)
- Php 5,000 – weekends (good for 4 pax with free breakfast)
Camping
- Php 300 per pax
Tent Rental (with inflatable beds)
- Php 300 – good for 2
- Php 500 – good for 4
- Php 700 – good for 6
Trekking
- Php 2,500 – for 1 to 5 pax
- Php 500 – for every excess pax
Operating Hours: 7:00 AM to 8PM for day use
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