Camp Roscoe, Mangolon

Camp Roscoe offers a beautiful and relaxing environment for guests seeking a nature getaway. However, the absence of a curfew policy for loud music, particularly videoke and high-volume speakers during nighttime, significantly affects the peaceful atmosphere of the place. Instead of enjoying the calming sounds of flowing water and nature, guests are often disturbed by excessive noise from some unruly visitors. Imple…

Not a good idea for a sudden sleep over especially when the visitors/tourists are uneducated or don’t have empathy towards their co-visitors or tourists Went here last March 28, 2026 around 8pm for a sudden camping overnight (walk-in, no pre-booked appointment) since Apao tourism didn’t let us. They accommodated us and showed us the part where we can choose to setup our tent which was on the right part (before the b…

Truly memorable stay with exceptional hospitality at Camp Roscoe. We had the most wonderful three-day, two-night getaway at the resort, and we could not be more grateful for the incredible experience. From the moment we arrived, we were treated with such warmth and generosity, largely thanks to the kindness of the owner Atty Marco Bautista.

Camp Roscoe in Mangolon, San Juan, Abra, is a hidden gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers! Nestled between towering pine trees and a majestic river, this serene campsite offers the perfect getaway—whether you prefer pitching a tent or staying in a cozy cabin. Scenic Drive – The 6-hour journey from Manila was absolutely worth it! The breathtaking landscapes, lush mountains, and charming villages made the drive…

Getting here can be a bit challenging since the roads lack signage and Google Maps isn’t very accurate. Fortunately, the locals are familiar with the place, as the owners are a well-known family in Abra. Some roads are unpaved, making it difficult for small or lowered cars to navigate. The staff wasn’t very accommodating during our visit, as it seemed they weren’t expecting guests at the time. However, the place its…

The place was incredible! I never expected to see so many pine trees here in Abra. My brother-in-law took us here just for a quick coffee stop. We couldn’t stay long because of the bad weather, but I’d love to return and hopefully stay longer next time. It was such a beautiful spot!

Although quite far from the town, once you arrive you will be in the middle of an agaho forest and nature. There are many activities to keep you busy, volley ball, obstacle course, atvs, kayaking and hiking to name just a few. There's a daily meal menu from which you can order food or bring your own if you rent accommodation. Entrance fee of P50 for the day.

The way to it maybe long and needs assistance but it is worth it. The entrance to the camp is really defined by nature. They have statues and gardens. My parents even asked for seedlings of mulberry from their greenhouse and they gladly gave us. My family had stayed here more than one time in their small A-house cabins. It is perfectly equipped with facilities. Name it, TV, AC, fridge, fan, sink, water dispenser, be…