GENERAL TRIAS, CAVITE — Day trips are wonderful. But some places are meant to be experienced after the sun sets and before the crowds arrive. Kaway'an EcoPark—the three-hectare bamboo sanctuary named one of TIME Magazine's World's Greatest Places of 2026—now offers glamping and overnight accommodations, giving visitors a chance to experience its architectural magic beyond regular park hours. And it's an experience unlike any other in Cavite.
Fully Equipped Glamping Units for a Comfortable Stay
The park's glamping options are fully air-conditioned units equipped with foam mattresses, beddings, basic toiletries, and private toilets and baths. Each unit also includes access to a bonfire area and the EcoPark's common amenities. The Silong unit, ideal for two and accommodating a maximum of three guests, is available at PHP 3,500, with additional units such as Luntian, Hiraya, and Payapa also listed with similar inclusions. Note that pets are not allowed inside the accommodation units, though they may be permitted in designated park areas with conditions.
Park Rates and Activities for Every Visitor
For day visitors, entrance fees are set at PHP 150 per person for regular guests and PHP 120 for seniors, students, and PWDs, with infants below two years old admitted free. The park operates from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM from Tuesday to Thursday, and 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM from Friday to Sunday, and is closed on Mondays. A variety of activities and rentals are available, including fishing, boating, biking, animal petting, picnic rentals, grilling sets, and tent pitching, with rates ranging from PHP 100 to PHP 300. Horseback riding and bamboo biking are also offered for those seeking a more active adventure.
An Architectural and Ecological Landmark
Kaway'an EcoPark is not a typical resort; it is an architectural and ecological landmark built to showcase bamboo as a modern, sustainable building material. The park's Marilag Grand Pavilion, Luzon's largest bamboo pavilion, and the Marahuyo Bridge were designed through a collaboration between Filipino architect Christian Salandanan and international bamboo experts from IBUKU Studio in Indonesia and Atelier One in the UK. The result is a structure that is open, airy, and visually stunning—a perfect setting for an overnight stay under the stars. Spending the night here, surrounded by bamboo structures that have earned global recognition, is a chance to experience the holidays, or any season, in a setting that is uniquely and proudly Filipino.
