Tagaytay Picnic Grove

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The Picnic Grove  is probably the most visited spot in Tagaytay, or maybe neck and neck with the other popular destination nearby, the Palace in the Sky which is now known as People’s Park.

This park is open to the public and tables, pavilions, picnic huts may be rented.

This pavilion rents out for P500 a day

The viewdeck is where visitors can take beautiful photos of the Taal Volcano and lake below, of the Palace in the Sky, and the zipline start point.

Viewdeck

Palace in the Sky, now called People's Park, as seen from the viewdeck

the zipline station, below the viewdeck

zipline thrill, as photographed from a poster inside Picnic Grove

if you don't feel like Superman, you can take the cable car ride instead

Or you can take a walk thru an eco-trail

walk down the eco-trail

There is a hostel with swimming pool inside the park.

Hostel

The park is huge, with ample parking, several picnic areas and family sheds.

Tagaytay Picnic Grove is managed by the city government. All fees are paid at the Payment Center inside the park, beside the Administration office.

Fees :

Entrance fee : P50.00 per head – – – 4 years old and above

Parking Fee :

Car P50.00, Van/coaster/jeep P50.00, bus P100.00

Cottage Rentals :

Table P100.00, Picnic Huts P150.00, Family Sheds P300.00, Pavilions P500.00.

The viewdeck can be rented for functions, P2,500.00

For more information, Tagaytay Picnic Grove can be contacted by telefax: (046) 4830346

53 thoughts on “Tagaytay Picnic Grove

  1. Hi! Commute lang kasi kami ng baby ko adventure trip lang birthday nia kasi. From sta.rosa sakay kami jeep patagaytay after nun sasakay or may masasakyan ba kami papuntang picnic groove? Thank you so much!

  2. I would like to ask if you are open during holy thursday? Because this is only our available time to have lakwatsa with my co workers. And are you open 24 hours? Thanks i hope for your response.

    • I am not connected with Tagaytay Picnic Grove. I am a travel blogger and I only featured this facility after my visit. I believe they are open even on Holy Thursday, but tagaytay traffic is horrendous during the Holy Week break.

    • I don’t know. I am a blogger and it wasn’t on a November 1 that I went. So there is no way for me to know. I suggest you call them to find out.y guess is they will be open – – but that is only a guess.

    • From Imus, turn left at Tagaytay Rotunda and go in the direction of People’s Park. Picnic Grove will be on your right, way before reaching People’s park (Palace in the Sky). If you are commuting, there are jeepneys at the Olivares Terminal going to People’s Park. Ask driver to get you off at Picnic Grove. Enjoy !

  3. Hi.. I really appreciate your blog. But I wasnt able to see how much will it cost if we want to ride the zipline or cable car? Thanks! Keep on blogging. God bless. 🙂

    • My honest answer is “I DON”T KNOW”, and “most probably not”. That is because they have accommodations there. But who knows? And then again I may be wrong, and that they now allow campers. I suggest you call them to find out.

    • I am not connected with Picnic Grove. I only went there and shared my experiences thru my travel blog. I have not camped there so I won’t know if they will allow. I suggest you inquire directly with them.

    • There are buses to Nasugbu via Tagaytay from the terminal at Coastal Mall. From the terminal at Olivarez within the Tagaytay Rotunda, there are jeepneys that could take you to Picnic Grove, or tricycles. Ask the people at the rotunda.

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