I’m sure you all went to the beach, the mountains, spend it with family and what not. But, I also know that a few of you, needed to work on the Holidays? Isn’t that right? I am no exception! I had a few paperworks and write-ups over the Holy Week.

But, Saturday came and I’m finally free!  So, I wanted to drive some place to surf.  According to magicseaweed.com, West Side isn’t happenin’ and East Side of the Philippines got some decent swell.  I couldn’t drive to Baler or Bagasbas coz I heard it will take quite some time… and I lack sleep because I’ve been doing a marathon for Breaking Bad.

Anyway, my next option was Real, Quezon.  A new acquaintance who I met through one of our surf trips in Liwa, told me that he goes frequently to Real.  He said it takes 2 hours. — 2 hours what??!?! I drove for 3-4 hours!  The trip was longer than I expected, it was full of zigzags.  I had to drive at night on our way back home – dark, no street lights.  But I found it quite relaxing, I drove windows down, with music on full blast!

Stoked with my banana board.

It’s a 6’10” but it’s not really your typical short board.  It’s short, but you can ride it like a long board and pick-up waves at will.    It works for both big and small riders.  It’s manoeverable and easy to paddle

Map from SM Megamall to The Park, Real, Quezon

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Location:

The Pacific Recreation Park or The PaRK, Real Quezon

Km 115, Bgy Tignoan, Real, Quezon

Real Quezon Surf Spot review

• Waves – decent and clean, consistent (for a msw forecast of 2-4 ft.)
• Crowd – for Holy Week season – not crowded at all (line-up at least, but there were a lot of other people swimming, camping
• Facilities – Could be improved, outdoor showers weren’t working, too few toilets
• Activities – Surfing, river rafting, camping and other beach sports
• The drive – smooth roads from Ortigas Ave ext., 2-laned, but really dangerous because of a lot of zigzags and curves so you have to be careful.  I was averaging 40 kmph to  60 kmph on the curves and was only running at 80 kmph because of tricycles, and it was pretty dark at night
• Travel time: 3 – 4 hours
• Restaurants and dining areas: this I didn’t have any chance to explore.  They have a store that might prepare pancit canton and other stuff for you but as for real restaurant, haven’t chanced seeing any in this area.  So I guess it’s best to say, bring baon if you need to.  I didn’t need any because I went on an afternoon trip
• Accommodations: I did a day trip so I never got to experience this.  They do offer overnight stays at affordable rates.

The Pacific Recreation Park or The PaRK, Real Quezon

Entrance Fees

• Adults – P35 (day), P50 (overnight)
• Kids – P20 (day), P35 (overnight)

Open Cottages

• Medium for 10 pax – P400 (day), P600 (overnight)
• Large 20 pax – P700 (day), P900 (overnight)

Tents

• Tent Pitching (personal tent) – P50
• Tent Rental (2-3 pax) – P300

Guesthouse

• Rooms [3] (2 to 3 pax) – P1,000
• Sala 2nd Floor (10 pax) – P1,500
• Porch w/sink and toilet – P1,500
• Whole house – P5,000

Facilities

• Open Area for Recreation Activities
• Basketball, Woodball, Lawn Bowling, Speedminton
• Bonfire & Cooking Areas

Contact: 

Teody Villaflor

Mobile: +63.920.924.6102

Email: pacificrecreationkamp@gmail.com

River rafting

Water resistant, beach speakers I brought with me for review 😉

Only two of us in the line-up, the rest are swimmers

My bum says “Hello World!”

Rest

Sunset at Real