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La Mesa Ecopark, a natural oasis in the heart of Quezon City, reopened on June 29 after a stunning transformation.



La Mesa Ecopark is a public park located in Greater Lagro, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Situated within the La Mesa Watershed Reservation and near La Mesa Dam, the park plays a crucial role in environmental conservation. It is one of the biggest public parks not only in Metro Manila but in the country with its size of 33 hectares or 330,000sqm.


The park temporarily closed on February 12, 2024, following the return of its management from the ABS-CBN Foundation to the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS). It partially reopened on June 29, 2024, under the management of the Manila Water Foundation.


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La Mesa Ecopark Features and Facilities

The reopening of La Mesa Ecopark introduces a blend of upgraded facilities and new attractions, making it an ideal destination for families, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts.


Some of the key features of the park include:



Picnic areas and team-building spaces: Perfect for a relaxing day out with family or colleagues.

Environmental learning spaces: Newly introduced zones dedicated to educating visitors about the park’s ecosystem and sustainable practices.

Scenic viewing deck: Offering beautiful views of the surrounding forest.

Food park: A variety of food options to enjoy during your visit.

Wall climbing and paintball activities: Great for adventure-seekers.

Expanded walkways and accessibility: The park now has improved paths to accommodate visitors with disabilities.



Upcoming Developments

As part of a comprehensive multi-phase development plan, more exciting features are expected in the near future:

  • Environmental canopy and flower hill: A visual treat for visitors who enjoy nature’s beauty.

  • Amphitheater and revamped lagoon: Set to become a hub for leisure activities and performances.

  • Butterfly garden and children’s playground: Perfect for younger visitors.

  • Eco-lodging and expanded camping areas: For those wanting a more immersive nature experience.




Operating Hours and Admission

La Mesa Ecopark is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. To manage the number of visitors and ensure a pleasant experience, reservations are required. The park limits attendance to 1,000 visitors per day, and walk-ins are not allowed.



Entrance Fee


Free for Quezon City residents (bring a valid ID).

₱20 for non-QC residents.


How to Reserve Your Visit

To reserve your slot, follow these five easy steps:

  1. Visit www.manilawaterfoundation.org.
  2. Click the La Mesa Ecopark bird icon to be redirected to the microsite.
  3. Complete the online reservation form.
  4. You will receive a confirmation via email.
  5. Present your email confirmation along with a valid ID or QCitizen card at the park entrance.



ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA 

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Visitor Tips


Affordable and accessible: Perfect for family trips or group outings.

Outdoor activities: Jogging, biking, and picnics are allowed. Visitors are encouraged to clean up after themselves.

Parking: The parking area has been expanded to accommodate more vehicles.

Under renovation: While the park is open, some areas are still being upgraded.


ALSO IN QUEZON CITY



La Mesa Ecopark

Address: La Mesa Ecopark, Novaliches, Quezon City, Metro Manila.
Operating hours: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Tuesday to Sunday.
Entrance fee: Free for QC residents (bring an ID), ₱20 for non-QC residents.


Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape in nature or an educational experience, La Mesa Ecopark has something for everyone.


OTHER ATTRACTIONS AND THEME PARKS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Here are other amusement and theme parks to try around the country:

2024 Guide to La Mesa Ecopark (Entrance Fee and Park Amenities)


La Mesa Ecopark, a natural oasis in the heart of Quezon City, reopened on June 29 after a stunning transformation.



La Mesa Ecopark is a public park located in Greater Lagro, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Situated within the La Mesa Watershed Reservation and near La Mesa Dam, the park plays a crucial role in environmental conservation. It is one of the biggest public parks not only in Metro Manila but in the country with its size of 33 hectares or 330,000sqm.


The park temporarily closed on February 12, 2024, following the return of its management from the ABS-CBN Foundation to the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS). It partially reopened on June 29, 2024, under the management of the Manila Water Foundation.


Loading...

La Mesa Ecopark Features and Facilities

The reopening of La Mesa Ecopark introduces a blend of upgraded facilities and new attractions, making it an ideal destination for families, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts.


Some of the key features of the park include:



Picnic areas and team-building spaces: Perfect for a relaxing day out with family or colleagues.

Environmental learning spaces: Newly introduced zones dedicated to educating visitors about the park’s ecosystem and sustainable practices.

Scenic viewing deck: Offering beautiful views of the surrounding forest.

Food park: A variety of food options to enjoy during your visit.

Wall climbing and paintball activities: Great for adventure-seekers.

Expanded walkways and accessibility: The park now has improved paths to accommodate visitors with disabilities.



Upcoming Developments

As part of a comprehensive multi-phase development plan, more exciting features are expected in the near future:

  • Environmental canopy and flower hill: A visual treat for visitors who enjoy nature’s beauty.

  • Amphitheater and revamped lagoon: Set to become a hub for leisure activities and performances.

  • Butterfly garden and children’s playground: Perfect for younger visitors.

  • Eco-lodging and expanded camping areas: For those wanting a more immersive nature experience.




Operating Hours and Admission

La Mesa Ecopark is open Tuesdays through Sundays from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. To manage the number of visitors and ensure a pleasant experience, reservations are required. The park limits attendance to 1,000 visitors per day, and walk-ins are not allowed.



Entrance Fee


Free for Quezon City residents (bring a valid ID).

₱20 for non-QC residents.


How to Reserve Your Visit

To reserve your slot, follow these five easy steps:

  1. Visit www.manilawaterfoundation.org.
  2. Click the La Mesa Ecopark bird icon to be redirected to the microsite.
  3. Complete the online reservation form.
  4. You will receive a confirmation via email.
  5. Present your email confirmation along with a valid ID or QCitizen card at the park entrance.



ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA 

Klook.com

Visitor Tips


Affordable and accessible: Perfect for family trips or group outings.

Outdoor activities: Jogging, biking, and picnics are allowed. Visitors are encouraged to clean up after themselves.

Parking: The parking area has been expanded to accommodate more vehicles.

Under renovation: While the park is open, some areas are still being upgraded.


ALSO IN QUEZON CITY



La Mesa Ecopark

Address: La Mesa Ecopark, Novaliches, Quezon City, Metro Manila.
Operating hours: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Tuesday to Sunday.
Entrance fee: Free for QC residents (bring an ID), ₱20 for non-QC residents.


Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape in nature or an educational experience, La Mesa Ecopark has something for everyone.


OTHER ATTRACTIONS AND THEME PARKS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Here are other amusement and theme parks to try around the country:

Attraction City Guide Metro Manila Nature Park Philippines QC

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