7 campsites in Zambales with verified fees, access types, and recent camper reports.
Most campsites in Zambales sit roughly 5 to 6 hours from Manila by car. That is close enough to leave after work on Friday or before dawn on Saturday, camp a night, and still drive home with the weekend intact.
Camping fees here run ₱100–₱1525 per person across the 7 sites we list. Each charges a small per-person fee, stated plainly on its listing. We state the same figure in the summary and on the page, so there is no surprise at the gate.
Of the 7 campsites in Zambales, 2 you can drive right up to, while 5 need a boat ride or a hike in from the trailhead. Check the access line on each listing before you load the car.
₱150 ✓ Verified San Antonio · Zambales
Anawangin Cove is a rustic beach-camping cove in San Antonio, Zambales, usually reached by boat from Pundaquit or by guided Mt. Pundaquit hike. Recent guides list an overnight entrance plus environmental fee around ₱150/person, with boat/package costs separate and facilities kept basic.
San Narciso · Zambales
Crystal Beach Resort is a beachfront surf and camping resort in Barangay La Paz, San Narciso, Zambales. Bring-your-own-tent camping costs ₱1,050/person total for Ultimate Camping or ₱1,525/person total with breakfast for Pleasant Camping. Access is by paved road for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.
₱950–₱1450 ✓ Verified San Felipe · Zambales
Haven Campsite Liwliwa is a beachside campsite and glamping stay in Sitio Liwliwa, Barangay Sto. Niño, San Felipe, Zambales. Published 2024 rates put overnight stays at ₱950–₱1,450/person at full room occupancy; current own-tent pitch fee is not published. Access is by road through San Felipe.
₱100–₱150 ✓ Verified San Antonio · Zambales
Nagsasa Cove is a quieter beach-camping cove in San Antonio, Zambales, reached mainly by boat from Pundaquit or by long mountain hike. Recent guides put basic camping around ₱100–₱150/person, with boat transfers and tour packages charged separately. Facilities stay basic, with shared toilets and small sari-sari stores but no electricity or mobile signal.
₱500–₱600 Candelaria · Zambales
Potipot Island Campsite is a boat-access beach camp off Barangay Uacon, Candelaria, Zambales. Overnight camping costs ₱500/person entrance, or ₱500–₱600/person total when the reported ₱50–₱100 environmental fee is collected. Campers use a 5–15 minute boat from Uacon and sleep in tents or basic cottages.
₱150 ✓ Verified San Antonio · Zambales
Silanguin Cove is the farthest and quieter San Antonio, Zambales cove, usually reached by boat from Pundaquit or by a difficult hike. Published visitor snippets list a ₱150/person entrance fee, with cottages, tents, and water activities charged separately onsite. Facilities are basic, with restroom access and one small sari-sari store with limited stock.
₱150 ✓ Verified San Antonio · Zambales
Talisayen Cove, also spelled Talisayin, is a quiet volcanic-ash beach cove between Anawangin and Nagsasa in San Antonio, Zambales, reached by boat from Pundaquit. Published rates list ₱50 entrance plus ₱100 camping, ₱150/person total, with boat transfers and tents charged separately.