Iruhin East · Tagaytay

Camp
Zion Tagaytay

Wake up to mountain air, gather over home-cooked meals, and come home to Abraham's Upper or Lower A-Frame after a day around Tagaytay.

Outside of Abraham's A-Frame at Camp Zion
Isaac's Gazebo at Camp Zion
Living room inside Abraham's Upper A-Frame

A small cabin with a generous sense of calm.

Your cabin is made for deep rest after a full Tagaytay day. Outside, garden paths and outdoor spaces stay warm and welcoming into the evening.

Look around Camp Zion

A place with purpose.

Each place carries a biblical name and a simple idea: hospitality, joy, family, or care. Together, they give Camp Zion a story guests can feel as they move through the property.

Abraham's Upper and Lower A-Frame

Living room inside Abraham's Upper A-Frame

Private A-Frames

Rest in a space of your own.

Choose the Upper A-Frame, Lower A-Frame, or both for a quiet bedroom and private bathroom after a day around Tagaytay.

Bedroom inside Abraham's Upper A-Frame

Lower A-Frame

Bedroom inside Abraham's Lower A-Frame
Bathroom inside Abraham's Lower A-Frame

Isaac's Gazebo

Isaac's Gazebo at Camp Zion

Shared evenings

A place for stories after sunset.

Settle in for karaoke, movie nights, morning coffee, and the conversations that make a getaway feel like time well spent.

Inside Isaac's Gazebo

Jacob's Pavilion

Jacob's Pavilion dining lounge

Made for slow meals

Meals taste better when nobody is in a hurry.

Gather around the table, play a game, or settle in with views of the greenery and room for everyone to stay awhile.

Table tennis in Jacob's Pavilion

Mary's Kitchen

Mary's Kitchen set for shared meals

Cook & share

A kitchen made for gathering.

Start the day with coffee, make a quick snack, or cook a full meal together before heading out into Tagaytay.

Inside Mary's Kitchen
Living space and a compact desk inside Abraham's Upper A-Frame

What is included

Everything you need to settle in.

Arrive on your own schedule, cook together, work when you need to, and spend the rest of the day outside. Camp Zion is set up for short escapes and longer stays alike.

01

Arrival & access

  • Free on-premises parking
  • Gated community
  • Private entrance
  • Self check-in
  • 24-hour building staff
02

Outdoor living

  • Patio or balcony
  • Backyard
  • Bonfire area
  • Outdoor furniture
  • Outdoor dining area
  • Outdoor kitchen
  • BBQ grill
03

Kitchen & dining

  • Guest kitchen
  • Microwave
  • Cooking basics
  • Dishes and silverware
  • Freezer
  • Stove
  • Oven
  • Hot water kettle
  • Rice maker
  • Barbecue utensils
  • Dining table
04

Games & gatherings

  • Karaoke
  • Table tennis
  • Pickleball
  • TVs with Chromecast
  • Function room / hall
05

Comfort, work & safety

  • Wi-Fi
  • Dedicated workspace
  • Pets allowed
  • Long-term stays
  • Bedroom door lock
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Exterior security cameras

Exterior security cameras monitor the bonfire area, garage, and gate. Pets are welcome, assistance animals are always allowed, and stays of 28 days or more can be arranged.

Guest reviews

Peaceful stays, welcoming hosts, and room to gather.

Airbnb guests often mention the relaxing setting, attentive hosts, and shared spaces for family and friends to spend time together.

★★★★★

A good Tagaytay base

Near the places you came to see. Apart from the pace you came to leave.

From Iruhin East, scenic viewpoints, family days out, and memorable meals are within easy reach.

Places to visit

  • Picnic Grove

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    Eco-trails, horseback rides, and Taal views.

  • People's Park in the Sky

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    A high viewpoint with wide Tagaytay scenery.

  • Crosswinds Tagaytay

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    Pine trees, cafes, restaurants, and easy walks.

  • Sky Ranch Tagaytay

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    A family-friendly amusement park with the Sky Eye.

  • View Park Tagaytay

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    Sightseeing, souvenirs, and ridge views.

  • Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

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    A peaceful stop for prayer and reflection.

  • Pink Sisters Chapel

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    A quiet place for reflection in the city.

Places to eat

  • Alta D Tagaytay & Barrio Fiesta

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    Nearby Filipino favorites in Iruhin East, with dining upstairs at the Dome Restaurant.

  • La Villa Pizzeria Saletta

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    Wood-fired pizza and homemade pasta in a garden setting.

  • Melencio's Bulalo

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    A hearty local bulalo stop along Tagaytay-Calamba Road.

  • Siglo Modern Filipino

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    Contemporary Filipino dishes beside View Park Hotel.

Isaac's Gazebo glowing at dusk

Stay for the quiet. Remember the togetherness.

Choose your dates and tell us who's coming. We'll help you plan the rest of your Camp Zion stay.

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