Overview
Atburan Camping Site is a raw mountain campsite in Sitio Atburan, Daraitan, Tanay, Rizal, near the Daraitan boundary with General Nakar, Quezon. It is a rugged base for campers near Mt. Daraitan, the Atburan Rockies, small summit viewpoints, waterfalls, and Tinipak River side trips.
The site suits survival-training groups, basic mountaineering courses, barkadas, families, and ordinary campers. A January 2026 notice said the operator was seeking business partners to keep the camp running, so confirm current availability before sending payment or traveling.
How do you get to Atburan Camping Site?
Atburan Camping Site is reached through Barangay Daraitan in Tanay, then by a 1 to 2 hour hike from the parking or jump-off area. Vehicles do not reach the campsite, so plan to walk in with your gear.
Park safely at Barangay Daraitan Proper, the usual registration point for Mt. Daraitan routes, then coordinate the campsite approach with the operator or local guides. The barangay is about 2 to 3 hours from Manila by road.
How much does camping at Atburan Camping Site cost?
Camping costs ₱150 campsite fee plus ₱30 tourism fee plus ₱50 environmental fee, which is ₱230 per person for a basic bring-your-own-tent stay. Published lists also mention a ₱750 overnight tour, a ₱1,300 day-tour package, and a ₱2,500 overnight package.
Parking is separate: ₱20 for motorcycles, ₱50 for cars, and ₱100 for overnight parking. Package rates and guide arrangements change, so verify the current rate through the Facebook page or phone before booking.
What amenities does Atburan Camping Site have?
Atburan Camping Site has a common comfort room, pet-friendly camping, limited snacks, natural attractions, and bonfire activities. It is not a full-service campground, so bring drinking water, meals, lamps, power banks, rain cover, and your own tent or sleeping system.
The site is raw and no vehicle reaches it. On-site supplies are limited to canned goods and instant noodles, so pack food and overnight lights for your tent. Nearby features include natural waterfalls, the Atburan Rockies, the Atburan Summit Station, a mini summit, a farm area, hiking, swimming, and bonfires. Drinking-water availability is not confirmed.
What do campers say about Atburan Camping Site?
Campers frame Atburan Camping Site as a rugged nature camp for hikers, not a drive-up resort. The appeal is the mountain setting, beginner-friendly hiking areas, Mt. Daraitan proximity, rock formations, waterfalls, and a quieter experience away from the city.
Guests must walk to reach the camp and should expect basic facilities. The site reads as beginner-friendly, with rock formations and mini-summits for amateur campers plus nearby trails for more adventurous visitors. It fits campers who accept basic facilities and the effort of carrying gear uphill.
When is the best time to camp at Atburan Camping Site?
The best time to camp at Atburan Camping Site is the dry season, especially December to May, when Daraitan trails and the Tinipak River are safer and clearer. January to March are the coolest, driest months.
Avoid heavy rain, since the approach is hike-in and trails turn muddy and slippery. Weekday visits reduce crowds, so check the weather before committing to an overnight trip.
