We met a small group here during the Christmas holiday. The setting was nice, the food was quite good for a buffet and the scenery was excellent.

The camp was crowded with last minute vacation seekers from all over. Cleanliness was maintained to a great extent though. Although traffic was unavoidable. Still a good place for families to enjoy liesurely strolls inside the camp.

The place itself is so relaxing. Cool mountain breeze just makes you feel so relaxed. Summer or no summer, this place has been besieged by city folks like me. You'll never go hungry here coz of the many eating places to choose from. Only, the...eating places can be so crowded during eating time.More

We went to Camp John Hay for coffee. It was raining. The stories we shared are priceless. So nice to go around and reminisce our youth when we would stroll around the place. One can still smell the pine trees.

A must visit place in Baguio City. With hotels inside and commissary(tax free) shops. Very cold weather because of too many pine trees inside. I recommend CJH to every family who wants to have a good vacation or staycation.

Perfect place to experience the cool weather of Baguio plus the smell of pine trees. I just failed to visit the butterfly sanctuary as it has a different entrance fee which I find unreasonable.

Beautiful well maintained place. Lots of food options and activities options. You can take a short trek and enjoy the breeze. You have lot of parking options and can spend good time with your family. There are also shops where you can get good deal...on some top brands.More

Was expecting for a good restaurant at Camp John Hay. Unfortunately could not find one that we can sit cozily and have a good food..

The Yellow Trail in Camp John Hay in Baguio City is a must see for young and old nature lovers, hikers and mountaineers. This two-kilometer, 2-hour trail is free. The trail is surrounded by pine trees and allows you a good glimpse of the neighboring...mountain ranges. This should be one of the refreshing things to do in Baguio. The trail ends at the Tree Top Adventure (where you’ll find the zip line) and the nearby Butterfly Sanctuary, the Children’s Park and the mini-golf.More

Just stay here. This is the last remaining part of the Baguio as it was... Outside is nothing but pollution and crowds. Stay here, eat here, take you walks here and sleep here. Once you get in John Hay, don't bother with the rest of...Baguio. They've ruined it.More

Baguio during the 70's and 80's was a city full of pine trees, less people, less buildings and houses. Now, one can envision this scene only in Camp John Hay. With its pine tree-filled areas, beautiful landscaping, and wide open spaces, this is the Baguio...of old to some extent. Although some modern establishments and big hotels have been built, CJH has retained most of its old vibes. There are many things one can do inside the camp such as playing golf, visiting the Bell House, Tree top adventure, horseback riding, dining among others.More

The smell of pine trees was wonderful. That alone can be a reason to visit. There are a lot of places to eat in Camp John Hay. But we ended up buying some burgers and eating in our picnic mats in the field. Horse back...riding was P300 for half an hour and P400 for an hour. The one-trail is wonderful. The views are spectacular. Bell house is also nice. You get to see the history of the place.More