| Recreational
Facilities |
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Children’s
playground – See-saws,
slides, swing and jungle gym. Located behind the Snack
Bar, it is open to kids 13 years old and below. |
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| Picnick
tables are available at P100/table, maximum of
10 persons per table. P5/person ground fee applies in
excess thereof. |
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| Ballfield
- a large area for outdoor games like football, soccer
or baseball. Rented out for P20,000/day. |
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Mini-golf
– an 18-hole miniature golf course. Fee
for one round (18 holes) is P75. |
| Indoor
Recreation Hall – billiards at P100/table
per hour and playstation at P70/hour. |
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| Table
Tennis (ping-pong) – located near the biking
area at P50/table per hour. |
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| Horseback
riding at Shalan ni Kabadjo – A bridle
path and riding circle located near the Scout Loop. Pony
rides available at __/hour. |
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Skating
– an outdoor skating rink that offers roller skates
and roller blades for P50/hour and scooters for P70/hour.
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| Biking
– located beside the basketball court, kiddie bikes
are available at P50/hour. |
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The
Eco-Trail
With
pine trees dominating the Camp skyline, John Hay is
truly a forest destination more than anything. And the
best way to experience John Hay is by walking through
its eco-trail, where nature is at its purest form. |
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The eco-trail is part of the Ecotourism component of
the John Hay master plan. It is deemed as a living library
where people can learn more about nature and develop
a more caring attitude towards the environment. The
John Hay eco-trail basically takes the route of the
White Trail, a two-kilometer path that starts at the
old main gate, cuts through the forested area between
the golf course and Loakan Rd., and ends at Ordonio
Drive near the MPR office. The trail currently features
a hanging bridge, picnic tables, and view decks. On
a clear day, one can have a magnificent view of the
sunset from the trail.
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Although
it already opened to the public last February, the
trail is still a work in progress. When completed,
it will have cabafas, camping sites, info and art
galleries, outdoor recreation facilities, and activity
areas for outdoor performances and exhibits. Indeed,
the eco-trail is what will make Camp John Hay really
stand out as a tourist destination. |
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| Note:
operating hours for the above facilities is from 8:00am to 5:00
pm during weekdays, and up to 6:00 pm during weekends and holidays. |
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