Campo de Don Andres

If you want a secret get away to rest your weary soul from the unnecessary, this place is for you. A chill place, a nice pool, bunch of farm animals, lovely trees, horseback riding, plus did I mention it's near a river? You can emote all you want while drinking buko juice and eating the tastiest grilled meat you can imagine. Five Stars!

Newly built swimming pool and unfinished construction with extra pool but that was quite nice place.

Fine is what describes my experience here. I've had my fair share of experiences of different pools and places so my standard is quite a bit high.

1. The place is cramped especially when the number of groups are about 4-6 groups (usu. 6-8 people each). The possibility of contracting the virus increases with the small space available for you to keep your distance.

2. There are about 5 pool partitions. 4ft pool is the shallowest pool they have. 10ft is the deepest they have as per the worker's information--never tried this because the square pool was too crowded already. Their longest pool is about 5-6ft wherein dili ka kabasta bastag dive or ambak kay naay hagdan ug submerged part na malingkuran in every corner! Siguro it's not meant for diving or jumping in the first place--didn't see the signs at all.

3. Fee is great. The entrance fee is only 50 pesos for adults and 30 pesos for kids. That's a really good price for people to frequent kay budget friendly.

Overall, it's a great place to chill pag kamo lang ang naa or gamay lang ang naa nga tawo, pag naa moy sakyanan na kaya byahion ang gamay na rough road ug ang paangat, pag naa moy pagkaon ug mga kauban na mga tao na gusto lang makigbonding.

A place where you can unwind your stress from work.

Great place but going there is extremely challenging. I suggest you ride a car going there since the place is uphill.