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Balicaocao Eco Park / Highland Resort is Best for Family Outings

BALICAOCAO ECO PARK /
HIGHLAND RESORT

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Balicaocao Eco Park is nestled on a hill with an epic panoramic view of Kabankalan City and nearby towns. Located in Barangay Orong, Balicaocao is just a short 25-minute bumpy ride from the highway. There are some motorcycles for hire when you get to the junction along the highway.

It is a perfect place for a picnic with family and friends. The entrance fee is just around Php 20 per person. For day trips, you can rent one of the open cottages or simply put up a tent on the grounds. There are also benches where you can just sit, relax, and enjoy the view. They have a small sari-sari store where you can buy drinks and snacks. You can also bring your own food and use the cooking/grilling area for your meals.

The resort has a big pavilion that can accommodate 200 persons for parties and gatherings. Other facilities include a swimming pool and a 400-meter zipline. If you want to stay overnight, there are cottages and rooms that you can rent starting from Php 1200 per night. Read More: https://wethreefiends.wordpress.com/2018/03/05/balicaocao-eco-park-and-highland-resort/

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Gently nestled on the hill more than 500 feet above sea level, Balicaocao offers perfect ambiance for rest and leisure while taking a breathtaking view and panorama of the coastal towns of Souther Negros Occidental, the blue waters of Panay Gulf and the Island-Province of Guimaras. It has one pavilion, three cottages, shed houses, swimming pool and cooking area perfect for family picnics. Read More: https://www.bryanvillarosa.com/kabankalan/

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Balicaocao is more than 500 feet above sea level giving you a panoramic view of the coastal towns of southern Negros. It is also a perfect place to watch the beautiful sunset of the island on top of a hill while relaxing or having a picnic with family or friends.

A minimal fee of about PhP 25 per head is collected upon entrance. You can just sit at one of the benches or pitch a tent at the camp site or rent a small open cottage for day trippers.

For big occasions, there’s a pavilion that can accommodate 200 persons. Those who would like to stay for a night, there are also cottages that can lodge the whole family. Read More: https://www.choosephilippines.com/stay/resorts/3995/balicaocao-kabankalan