La Mesa Eco Park is a preserved nature park located near La Mesa Dam which is where most of Metro Manila’s water is sourced. The park is established to promote the rehabilitation and protection of the La Mesa Watershed partnered with:
• ABS-CBN – a television network
• Metropolitan Water Services – a water services utility
• Quezon City – a city where La Mesa Eco Park is located
The park is a great place for family bonding, team building, outings, and even soul searching. Truly tons of things to do in Quezon City is cuddled up here in La Mesa Eco Park. Why? Well, this is because it is a place to get in touch with nature, away from electronic gadgets (or at least with limited access to the internet). Cameras are an exception, of course!
Activities and Attractions
• Swimming – the pool is open from 9 AM to 4 PM. The rare for persons above 3 ft is P80.00 while those below 3 ft would need to pay P40.00. Proper swimming attire is required. Cotton-made and denim fabrics, as well as clothes with buttons and zippers, are not allowed.
• Henna tattoo and souvenir buying
• Zip line
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• Bungee Jump
• Horse Back Riding. The rate for a single ride costs P50.00 and the kalesa ride is worth P100.00 for a round trip at Narra Pavillion.
• Shell Flower Terrace. One of the best views to strike a pose.
• Petron Amphitheater
• Plants for Sale.
• Drilon Orchidarium
• Archery.
• Herbal healing.
• Nipa Hut for Rent
• Stair climbing. These stairs lead to a good view of the La Mesa Dam
• La Mesa Dam
• Fishing Lagoon
• Mountain bike Rail
• Narra Groove Pavillion
• Butterfly Heaven P60.00
• La Mesa Eco Park Pangasiwaan. Buy t-shirts and other souvenirs here.
Rates:
Date of Visit: January 24, 2014
How to get there:
From North Avenue or Quezon Avenue, take the Commonwealth road (here are the following landmarks you would pass by: Ever Gotesco Mall, Saint Peter’s Church, Litex Market, and Puregold). Puregold is on the left side, so after passing by Puregold, pay close attention to your right since it’s where you’ll see Winston Street.
La Mesa Eco Park
East Fairview Subdivision, Quezon City.
