La Mesa Ecopark
Who would have thought that beneath the hustle and bustle of a very busy city in Metro Manila lies an ecological park where one can commune with nature, take a dip into the cold water of a pool surrounded by huge trees, get together with family and friends, experience boating ala Burnham park in Baguio City, bike their way to good health, or simply while away time? Believe it or not, there is such place right in the heart of Fairview in Quezon City and it is called the La Mesa Ecopark.
The La Mesa Ecopark is located in East Fairview Subdivision, in Quezon City. It is in the heart of the La Mesa Dam Watershed which is the source of the Metro Manila water supply. The park which used to be a neglected area was recently developed to become a haven where Quezon City folks could escape from the euphoria of urban living. The entrace fee to the La Mesa Ecopark is very affordable P40/adult. Quezon City residents who can present valid ID are even treated to a discounted rate of P20/adult.
Once inside the La Mesa Dam Eco park, the first thing that would greet you is the abundance of huge trees that line up a small asphalted road leading to the main park. Inside the main park, there are practically everything that you could wish for in a nature park. The picnic area is a spacious area covered by the canopies of tress providing a much needed shade under the sun.
Another attraction of the La Mesa Eco Park, is a fishing lagoon where one can enjoy the experience of actual fishing. There are fishing rods available for rent and when you are lucky to catch a fish, you can pay for your catch for a fee of P80/kilo. Perfect for lunch!
Aside from this fishing lagoon, there is also an ochidarium where various plant species can be found. Adjacent to this orchidarium is an amphiteater of sorts, where concerts and other events can be held.
The La Mesa Ecopark also rents out function halls or pavillions where parties and other celebrations can be held.
There is also a biking area where families can enjoy biking together within the ecopark. Biking rates are pegged P50/hour (Kiddie Bike), P60/hour (BMX)
P70/hour (Sidecar).
Now, comes the 50 year old swimming pool, where one can enjoy the warm water amidts the cool weather provided by the trees. Entrance to the pool is P60/adult and P30 for kids 4.5 below. A bit of advice though, if you are going there on a weekend, make sure to come early since the pool is not that big enough to accomadate a huge volume of swimmers. As early as 9 am on a Sunday, the La Mesa Ecopark administrators had to stop accomodating swimmers since there were already more than a hundred of people inside.
Overall, the La Mesa Dam Ecopark is a very good place to unwind and relax on a Sunday afternoon. A cheaper alternative to posh urban resorts sprawling all over Metro Manila and the nearby suburbs.
For more information, visit http://www.abs-cbnfoundation.com/kalikasan/ecopark.htm.
To get there, here is the location map.
More pictures here.
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pilarcita david » May 5th, 2006 at 1:16 am
ang hindi ko maintindihan bakit kailagan tayuan nang bahay ang place where we are getting our water. hindi ba talaga matuto tuto ang govt natin na mabababoy ang lugar na iyan. please lang.
Jenny » May 7th, 2006 at 4:53 pm
Hi..gusto kow lang itanong kow available ang swimming pool this monday? pls reply asap!! thanks …
myrna sarthou mateo » June 4th, 2006 at 8:07 am
please draw the sketch on how to go here at eco park
by car and by taxi or by bus
Angel » June 13th, 2006 at 10:04 pm
gusto ko lang po ng detailed instruction on how to get here at eco park by fare since manggagaling pa po kami ng province. like san bababa sa EDSA pag galing ng NLex, anong jeep ang sasakyan papunta sa park. Hope you could help me. tnx….
angelo » June 24th, 2006 at 6:12 pm
oo nga po.
Pano pumunta sa La Mesa EcoPark ng namamasahe ka lang?
Meron map sa Website ng la Mesa EcoPark pero para lang yun sa may mga sasakyan.
Ano pong byahe ang sasakyan?
marjorie » June 30th, 2006 at 4:19 pm
can i sak kung pde dun mg-ovenight stay as in like camping and wat other activities available there?
leslie gacita » July 5th, 2006 at 4:53 pm
i just wanna know how the exact location of la mesa dam,since i am from manila. tnx
Gina Basco » July 7th, 2006 at 5:40 pm
pwede po ba magpareserved and ok lng po b mgdala ng sariling bike.. thanks
esther » July 29th, 2006 at 9:01 am
Iwant to know where is eco park pool. It is park with a pool.I want to know how much does 4 children and 1 baby 2grow-up cost
Chester Lee » August 3rd, 2006 at 4:02 pm
La Mesa Dam has been generating interests among the public looking for an alternative to malls. But even for long time resident of Metro Manila like me we were given enough information in how to find it online. Your link to it’s location map is not working.
charlesmike » August 30th, 2006 at 8:13 am
Can i ask what is all about eco-park?What is the location or place where eco park seen?thank you!!
Krissie » September 4th, 2006 at 7:30 pm
Hi! We will be having a field trip this month on your place, I just want to ask how could we reach your place? we’re from Pasay City… And what activiies we could avail on your place and how much we could spend? like entrance swimming fees and all that. I hope you could reply as soon as possibe. Thank You!
marlon » September 8th, 2006 at 12:06 pm
paki ayos naman yung location map nakakaligaw kasi yung papunta dyan..salamat…asap
kaiser » September 14th, 2006 at 2:52 pm
uhmm.. anu-anu pde kong sakyan going to ecopark from caloocan or manila?? how much would that cost??
can i just take a taxi??^_^
Mikey » September 23rd, 2006 at 2:33 pm
hello, mikey here. just want you to know that i really love to visit your place. And I promise to be there before the year ends. Thanks and God bless!!!
joy » October 9th, 2006 at 7:56 pm
taga caloocan po ako paano po ba way papunta eco park?
candy » October 19th, 2006 at 12:27 pm
hi, can you please give me the instructions on how to get in to the park. we will just take a public vehicle. thanks
nina » October 27th, 2006 at 11:10 pm
taga valenzuela po ako pano ko makakarating dyan..using my own car…ty
nitz » October 31st, 2006 at 12:16 am
hell ask ko lang pano go sa la mesa eco park taga up diliman me thanks!!
maylene » November 2nd, 2006 at 3:40 pm
elow pow…sana hindi matuloy ung housing project sa la mesa…kasi isang malaking problema un para sa mga taga manila at kalapit na lugar dahil siguradong lalong dudumi ung tubig….siguradong maraming magkakasakit…
tnx…^-^
maylene fernandez » November 2nd, 2006 at 3:41 pm
elow pow…sana hindi matuloy ung housing project sa la mesa…kasi isang malaking problema un para sa mga taga manila at kalapit na lugar dahil siguradong lalong dudumi ung tubig….siguradong maraming magkakasakit…
tnx…^-^
maylene fernandez » November 2nd, 2006 at 3:43 pm
bukod pa po doon….mawawala na ang kaisa isang magandang lugar o pasyalan jan sa manila…na namumukod tanging magandang forest jan…
maylene fernandez » November 2nd, 2006 at 3:45 pm
ask Ko lang po.. paano po mag vote para hindi ma2loy ung housing project sa la mesa?
tnx^-^
sonny » November 4th, 2006 at 2:21 pm
The eco park is generating so much interest from a lot of people but, just like me, they don’t know how to get there. Most of the comments posted here are asking for directions on how to get there as the link to the map is not working. But the administrator or the website owner is not interested as there was no response to the queries. Knock Knock, gumising naman kayo!!!!
badilong » November 6th, 2006 at 2:10 am
is siopao there? how’s about bangus breeding tilapia over there? how much ferkilo? is kiddie bike has wheelsides? im ask, hope answering. thankx!
please draw maps. im confuse. thankx asap!
jhoyskee » November 6th, 2006 at 9:29 am
kakapunta lang namin ng ecopark last sunday, we got off at cubao… sakay ng bus ng pa-fairview… sabihin nyo lang sa driver na sa east fairview village kau ibaba. (bago mg-east fairview madadaan nyo ang una, ever commonwealth, then sandiganbayan, tas may mercury drug, wla lng sinabi ko lng para aware din kau sa place hehe). Sa tapat ng gate ng east fairview vill may mga green tricycle pahatid na lng po kau sa ecopark. Para sa mga taga QC magdala ng ID para may discount ang pagpunta don. para sa mga hindi taga QC you’ll pay 50 pesos.
hope this helps sa mga nagtatanong!
tina » November 6th, 2006 at 10:14 pm
Naghahanap po ako ng map papunta sana dyan sa eco, taga san juan ako san ang magandang route kung may sasakyan papunta dyan sa ecopark.. para just in case namn gusto kong mamasyal dyan n lang kasi hindi relaxing angn malls e.. Tinry ko ung mga link ng abs-cbn n may map pero hindi namn accessible nag e-error..sana may sumagot po.. Ty
joyce binamira » November 11th, 2006 at 9:09 pm
can you send me how to go to la mesa eco park
Jhon » November 21st, 2006 at 5:36 pm
Jan po ba ang venue ng PHOTO JOURNALISM CONTEST REGIONAL LEVEL? need reply ASAP
rhOan » November 21st, 2006 at 9:20 pm
opOh.. hEhe! =)
josef navarro » November 22nd, 2006 at 3:36 pm
we are planning to go there this sunday. We are from Bulacan. makakapasok kaya yung mga motorcycles sa loob ng eco park?
mary jane rance » November 24th, 2006 at 10:16 pm
well were planning to have a activity(church youth gathering) in la mesa,50 yung entrance right? libre na ba yung picnic groove, what else pa yung kailngan bayaran….
note: di kami magsswimming huh…..
–Jane
Amy » November 26th, 2006 at 12:27 pm
Hi! I am really excited to go at La mesa dam ecopark eversince. I was longing for a place like this here at the phillipines. Can you help me how to go there? I tried to click on the map but It says it was already remove and no longer available.
robert de guzman » November 28th, 2006 at 10:35 am
please post on the site telephone nos. to call for pavilion, function hall reservation if there is such. thanks
Wenjo » November 28th, 2006 at 5:36 pm
Hello! Saan po pwede maka kuha ng map going to La Mesa Eco Park. We know the address pero still not sure how to get there. Thanks po!
lanie » November 30th, 2006 at 10:18 pm
hi! have u been to the park’s museum? what interesting things can we see there?
Jesse Acenas » December 3rd, 2006 at 10:35 pm
anu po ba ang masasakyan namin papunta ng la mesa eco park aside from taking a taxi?.. we are from sta.mesa and we would lyk to have a barkada outing this christmas… hope you could tell us the way ASAP..
evi » December 22nd, 2006 at 9:14 am
sir/mam,
does anyone know where i can get a site map of the ecopark? or at least a map of the park…how to get around travelling the place?…
jessica » December 29th, 2006 at 2:25 pm
hello!!!!astig ang place lupet….sarap balikbalikan..
Agatha » December 30th, 2006 at 1:45 pm
Hello!!! I want to know how to go to La Mesa Ecopark? Can you give me a map?
mara » December 30th, 2006 at 11:39 pm
jaz wana know kung pwedeng mag take ng video documentary sa ecopark,.. ska kung pwede pong mag interview,..
para poh ito sa project namin sa Natural science,..
im a freshman student from UST.
saka panu poh mag punta jan kung manggagaling sa UST,manila?
mara » December 31st, 2006 at 4:24 pm
gud day!
ask ko lang po kung pwedeng mag take ng video and interview sa inyo for our video documentary sa environmental science..
im a freshman student of UST,manila
hope to receive your response,.
THANKS!
aiza » January 26th, 2007 at 6:46 pm
kindly post the history of the la mesa dam
mr. cromaine » January 28th, 2007 at 2:55 pm
paki send nmn po ung mga list ng name ng trees nyo…. ty khit mga 15 lng ty again
Jeffrei » January 29th, 2007 at 2:00 am
HOW TO GET THERE
Take Commonwealth Avenue towards Fairview. You will be passing the following landmarks: UP Diliman, Iglesia ni Cristo Templo Central, Ever Gotesco, Sandiganbayan, Litex, Mercury Drugstore. Turn right at East Fairview Subdivision’s Winston St. then right at Marlboro St. all the way to Pall Mall St. where you should turn left. Turn right at the first corner. You will enter the La Mesa Dam Guard House. There is only one road to take then turn left to the parking lot, in front of which is the gate to the park. The lagoon is further down the path.
For commuters, take a Fairview-bound FX, bus, or jeepney from Philcoa by the entrance to the University of the Philippines. Take note of the abovementioned landmarks and get off at the East Fairview Subdivision. At the gate, you should find plenty of tricycles that can take you to the Eco Park.
For details on how to go trekking at the eco-trail, call 410-9670
peter » January 29th, 2007 at 12:56 pm
panu punta dun coming from megamall?
adrian » January 29th, 2007 at 7:18 pm
panu punta dyan coming from udmc rotonda or sta. mesa?
ron » January 31st, 2007 at 5:30 pm
Maganda ang la mesa dam…..
taga Lagro ako at medyo congested na ang lugar namin kaya nagsisilbing hideaway ng mga taga siyudad….
Panatiliing malinis, maganda at kaaya-aya ang La mesa dam.
arthur romanillos » February 1st, 2007 at 2:40 pm
do you also cater to company workshops or seminars?
anna » February 12th, 2007 at 2:03 pm
nagpunta kami ng mga kabarkada ko doon last saturday kaya lang 4pm na kami nakarating. hindi rin kami nakapasok sa loob ng park. hindi rin kami nakapag boating.
i’m looking forward na sana, next time na magpunta kami doon, marami kaming oras.
cherrie » February 13th, 2007 at 11:42 pm
ei just want to ask bout one of the ponds there.. i want to know exactly the name of the organisms in it.
assignment ksi.
thanx.
pehlease…
eco » February 20th, 2007 at 7:17 pm
Pwedeng humingi ng tulong kailangn ko kasi ng list ng organism sa mga ponds sa eco park!!!
nagpunta kami kaso dun pero hindi naman namin alam ang mga tawag sa oraganism dun!!!
pero ang sarap magphinga sa park!!!
Jeffrei » February 20th, 2007 at 10:14 pm
if youre coming from megamall, sakay ka lang ng SM fairview na bus. Then baba ka sa East Fairview Subdivision. At the gate, you should find plenty of tricycles that can take you to the Eco Park.
cutiequeen » March 9th, 2007 at 9:21 am
hi.! im student in ___, and as of now, me and my group are researching and studying about Ecopark as our project in Filipino… can i get more imformation about Ecopark.? thanks….!=p
kimjoyberna » March 10th, 2007 at 2:54 pm
ahem actually eco park have many trees tapos may pond tapos may dam pa o di ba daming info galing sakin thank u naman dyan!!!!=kim
thank u kim 4 that very in4mative in4mation i learn 2 much from u! akalain mo my trees pla dun!!!
another thing p pla ng re-research din kmi about summer hot spots here in the phil. can u pls suggest any place! and we consider it in our term paper and you as our respondent! very truly yours joy
brenda » March 22nd, 2007 at 8:58 am
we’re planning to unwind there! pls sketch on how to get there from cuba..tnx a lot!
brenda » March 22nd, 2007 at 8:59 am
we’re planning to unwind there! pls sketch on how to get there from cubao..tnx a lot!
female tattoo warrior » March 25th, 2007 at 9:04 pm
female tattoo warrior…
Information source about female tattoo warrior….
saina » March 27th, 2007 at 8:28 am
thanks for the directions on how to get to the park either by private vehicles or by public transpo. i’d just like to ask how much the tricycles normally charge their passengers just to avoid getting scammed or overcharged. thanks.
Connie A. Boado » March 28th, 2007 at 1:05 pm
Can i have contanct no of la mesa eco part. Is is open this holy week season?
Thanks,
Connie
Dexter Huinda » March 30th, 2007 at 1:14 am
Hi guys, here are more information about the La Mesa Ecopark.
You can find most, if not ALL information in this link:
Click here for complete info about La Mesa
The Vicinity Map (from QC Circle to La Mesa) can be found here:
Click here to see the vicinity map
The Park Admission Rates are here:
Click here to see the admission rates
Available Amenities:
– Saltwater Swimming Pool
– Petron Fitness & Nature Trail
– Petron Amphitheatre
– Shell Flower Terraces
– Drilon Orchidarium
– Superferry Boating Lagoon
– Butterfly Trail & Hatchery
Again, just go to “http://sites.k2ia.com/bk/LaMesaEcoPark.php” for the complete information about the park.
Mabuhay!
Jonas » April 2nd, 2007 at 9:54 pm
ur map aint working, can u pls inform us how to get there by posting a functioning map with all the landmarks to watch out for and what public transport routes to take and if we can make a reservation a day or 2 prior to going there. we hope for you quick response, pls let us also enjoy the breatht taking scenery and experience uve felt when u went there. Thanks a million
krystalyn » April 3rd, 2007 at 9:55 am
open po ba yan ng holy wik???
pls reply asap…
Jing » April 5th, 2007 at 12:52 am
Open po ba kayo ng April 5, 2007?? thanks
sonny082006 » April 5th, 2007 at 2:23 am
…open po ba dyan during holyweek?…(reverse)what if kung galing naman kami ng sm fariview panu papunta dyan? sir Jeff pls …thanks
Joezebellion Sumbastana » April 5th, 2007 at 7:33 pm
hi. i just learned about ecopark from friend. we’re planning to go tomorrow Good Friday. Can anyone pls tell me if it’s open? we dont wanna be disappointed taking trouble going there only to find it closed, since we’ll be coming from Australia. Our plane is leaving for bangkok tonight. from there we’ll take plane to Manila. Please tell me how to get to ecopark from NAIA. thanks.
Dexter Huinda » April 6th, 2007 at 1:19 pm
For those who plan to go there this holy week:
I texted someone from the Ecopark, he said the park is open for the whole lenten week. You can also text him (Dong) @ 09159013772.
In reply to Jonas:
The links I’ve posted above are links from the La Mesa website. I don’t know why they aren’t functioning all of a sudden. Their server must have been down for some reason.
I’ve managed to capture their admission rates somehow:
Click here to see the copy of their admission rates
I forgot to capture their map though, but if I do, I’ll post it here again.
Happy Lenten Season to everyone!
Dexter Huinda » April 6th, 2007 at 1:29 pm
Ok, I’ve found more information on HOW TO GET THERE:
(Courtesy of Clickthecity.com)
…
HOW TO GET THERE
Take Commonwealth Avenue towards Fairview. You will be passing the following landmarks: UP Diliman, Iglesia ni Cristo Templo Central, Ever Gotesco, Sandiganbayan, Litex, Mercury Drugstore. Turn right at East Fairview Subdivision’s Winston St. then right at Marlboro St. all the way to Pall Mall St. where you should turn left. Turn right at the first corner. You will enter the La Mesa Dam Guard House. There is only one road to take then turn left to the parking lot, in front of which is the gate to the park. The lagoon is further down the path.
For commuters, take a Fairview-bound FX, bus, or jeepney from Philcoa by the entrance to the University of the Philippines. Take note of the abovementioned landmarks and get off at the East Fairview Subdivision. At the gate, you should find plenty of tricycles that can take you to the Eco Park.
For details on how to go trekking at the eco-trail, call 410-9670.
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For the full article, with nice pictures, please click the link below:
Click here for the full article from clickthecity.com
Have a nice long weekend to all!
eipz » April 8th, 2007 at 12:53 pm
hi.. i’m planning to go there next week, can you give me a sketch map on how to get there coming from valenzuela by way of Novaliches without passing Edsa? and another sketch map again coming from valenzuela passing Edsa this time. Tnx so much! and last one, do you have a map around the whole Eco Park itself? thanks so much!!
MARICEL » April 12th, 2007 at 11:46 am
iba po b ang ang bayad ng entrance sa swimmingpool at entrance sa pagpasok mismo… mgkano b ang entrance fee..?
Dexter Huinda » April 13th, 2007 at 12:58 pm
In response to Maricel:
Yes iba iba ang bayad, iba ang entrance fee, iba din ang bayad sa iba ibang services na nasa loob. Para malaman mo ang mga “rates” o dapat bayaran, tingnan mo ang listahan nila dito sa internet address na ito:
http://www.huinda.net/lamesa.php
o kaya click mo na lang ito > LAMESA ADMISSION RATES
In response to eipz:
I’m not familiar with the routes coming from Valenzuela, you can however ask other people and guide you how to reach the QUEZON CITY CIRCLE where every route converges leading to the park.
Have an enjoyable trip to all!
lemmuel del valle » April 25th, 2007 at 8:05 am
hi!
im from lamesa ecopark…i would like to know guys where i could contact you… do u have any landline number? need to make some inquiry regarding the posting of comments……
Dexter Huinda » April 26th, 2007 at 8:34 pm
hi lemmuel, inquiry on posting comments? what comments in particular? I don’t have a landline number, all I have is a mobile number: 09204018333
lisha » May 7th, 2007 at 12:43 pm
hi, i just wanna comment on the eco park…yup, maganda don you can unwind and everything. maganda un garden, but sana po iexpand pa xa lalo un sa “trekking” area, medjo bitin kc adventure ko e hehehe. adventurous kc ako e type ko un medjo malayo layong lalakarin at medjo liblib. but i like the eco park…msarap hangin at malaki ksa karaniwang par…but since mdmi pang space dun sana expand nila…
neri » May 25th, 2007 at 1:29 pm
pano po pumunta sa park kung galing k ng monumento tnx pls gustong gusto n nmin pumunta eh tyka pede b magovernight
Paynor » June 19th, 2007 at 6:45 am
just wanna ask…pwede po ba magvolunteer for works para sa la mesa eco park…just want to serve our nature…nature lover kasi ako eh…
Mikee Cerna » June 22nd, 2007 at 6:46 pm
Hi. Our school PTA planning to have a family day this coming July 20. Would like to us if you allow such activity. Basically getting to know each others family, games and ofcourse lunch or snack. Would also like to know discounts if there’s any. I hope someone can contact me soon because the group will meet again for plan this wednesday. Thanks so much and God bless!
Lai » July 10th, 2007 at 11:26 am
Way to Eco Park…
It’s really hard to go to La mesa eco park specially if you dont have a service car.
from the main road it will actually take you 20 minutes more if your driving a car.
angela » July 11th, 2007 at 10:29 am
pano po ba makarating sa la mesa eco park? manggagaling po ako ng bicutan, ano po ba ang sasakyan ko para makarating ako dun. tnx!
clayton » July 18th, 2007 at 12:39 pm
can i get the number of la mesa ecopark? i need it badly…
hope u can help me..
clayton » July 18th, 2007 at 12:41 pm
tanong lang po.. pwede ba magpareserve sa lamesa ecopark? ung sa may swimming pool? magkano po kaya un?
cristel » July 18th, 2007 at 7:02 pm
can i have the contact number of la mesa eco park dam please? we just need it for the booking schedule, thanks!
Lito » July 25th, 2007 at 8:47 pm
Hi, im an organizer of the campus ecology of STI and we want to volunteer to plant trees in La mesa, kanino kami pwde makipag coordinate???
CodeSlack » July 27th, 2007 at 9:35 am
WOw, I didn’t know there’s a park in La Mesa Dam(ned).
mrs. isidro » July 30th, 2007 at 5:51 pm
just want to know package deals or discounted rates for school field trip/swimming etc at ecopark… kindly give us all infos we need and contact number….
email us at isidrotwins@yahoo.com
mrs. isidro » July 30th, 2007 at 5:52 pm
just want to know package deals or discounted rates for school field trip/swimming reservations etc at ecopark… kindly give us all infos we need and contact number….
email us at isidrotwins@yahoo.com
josh » August 2nd, 2007 at 4:36 pm
Keep la mesa clean and green!! Don’t let billions of people suffer over a thousand beneficiaries.
julian » August 5th, 2007 at 10:42 pm
i hope the ecopark management can add more fishes on their pond. my & my kid were disatisfied — we were not able to catch 1 for 1hr. huh? kahit temporary lang sana para maexperience ng mga guests nyo ang biyaya ng kalikasan.
the site is perfect and well taken cared. malaki ang potential ng forest pero marami pang pwedeng gawin para maging more attractive such as: walkway improvement, shed kung umulan, carabao grass, birds nest/breeding center etc…
more power to ecopark management & sponsors
anne » August 10th, 2007 at 8:45 pm
bday po ng son ko dis coming aug.12 gusto sana nmin i celebrate sya sa ecopark ano po ba ang mga views na mkikita nmin dun at meron din po bang zoo dun as in mga animals para makagenjoy mga bata…pede din po ba mkapagswimming din dun?at most important pano po ang way papunta dun taga cabuyao laguna po kasi kmi at commute lang kami magbabus lang po…can u pls send also d complete address po na la masa ecopark…thanks asahan ko po ang reply nyo as soon as possible….
anne » August 10th, 2007 at 8:46 pm
email nyo na lang po ako sa anne_2120@yahoo.com
lea » August 14th, 2007 at 6:35 am
a breath of fresh air in the city like the la mesa ecopark should be preserved … it is a true gift for the coming generations to cherish.
joerics » August 15th, 2007 at 4:24 pm
ask ko lang po
meron po ba kayong
natanggap na mga comments from your visitors?
dont worry this could be a confidential information
thank you po!!!
ramxle » August 17th, 2007 at 1:40 pm
Ask ko lang po if bukas po ang ECOPARK sa Monday Aug. 20?
paulynn » August 19th, 2007 at 7:26 pm
mukha ngang mgnda ahh well see yahh soon ecopark…ciao
badetski » August 20th, 2007 at 11:08 am
maganda sa ecopark…we’ve been there many times…with my future family and may honey…. we love the place kasi tahimik at refreshing… may swimming pool great place para mag picnic.. basta we love the place!… try to get there!…
jodi herrera » August 22nd, 2007 at 2:01 am
hi,
our SC is planning to have a tree planting in LA mesa ecopark.. im wondering if this is still avaible to do in the eco park??
pls tell me the details..- jdgherrera14@hotmail.com
arthur » August 27th, 2007 at 4:16 pm
ano pong exact route papunta la mesa eco park,from caloocan,pag mag commute po ano pong dapt sakyan???ty poh pls reply thursday poh possible pagpunta ko…….
colay » August 28th, 2007 at 5:03 pm
HOW TO GET THERE
Take Commonwealth Avenue towards Fairview. You will be passing the following landmarks: UP Diliman, Iglesia ni Cristo Templo Central, Ever Gotesco, Sandiganbayan, Litex, Mercury Drugstore. Turn right at East Fairview Subdivision’s Winston St. then right at Marlboro St. all the way to Pall Mall St. where you should turn left. Turn right at the first corner. You will enter the La Mesa Dam Guard House. There is only one road to take then turn left to the parking lot, in front of which is the gate to the park. The lagoon is further down the path.
For commuters, take a Fairview-bound FX, bus, or jeepney from Philcoa by the entrance to the University of the Philippines. Take note of the abovementioned landmarks and get off at the East Fairview Subdivision. At the gate, you should find plenty of tricycles that can take you to the Eco Park.
judith » September 6th, 2007 at 1:03 pm
our school is planning to visit ecopark this month, would you pls help us the easy way to get there and may you give informations bout the entrances fee. your help will be highly appreciated. Antipolo City.
maria » September 8th, 2007 at 11:14 am
panu po ba pumunta dun from deparo caloocan or from sm fairview?
Z Club of DPS » September 18th, 2007 at 11:17 am
Hi! We would like to volunteer to plant trees in La Mesa, ano po number nyo at kanino po kme pwedeng makipag coordinate?
Thanks..
Denice Marie T. Cutora » September 19th, 2007 at 8:52 am
gud day…ahmm…ano po bang signboard ng jeep ung sasakyan namin kung mang gagaling kmi sa agora, navotas city..xka open din po ba kau ng saturday??how about the pool, open din po ba ng saturday??tanx po..reply po ah…tanx ulit..
Bob » September 19th, 2007 at 10:43 am
I would like to visit here, but I am having trouble finding a good hotel in the area. Can anyone suggest a place that is clean and comfortable? I don’t want to travel back and forth from Manila. Thanx
Adora G. M. » September 21st, 2007 at 7:36 pm
gusto lang po namin malaman ang mga contact # ng opisina ng Lamesa Ecopark
KCP420 » September 25th, 2007 at 7:54 pm
the la mesa eco park is located sa fairview, quezon city.
sa loob ng (East Fairview Subdivision)sorry guys di ko alam lahat ng way kung where ever you guys are coming from pero the fastest way going there ay sa commonwelth ave. in QC. diresto lang yun… medyo malayo-layo ng konti pag galing ka sa may QC circle. basta on the right side you’ll see a sign naman to the Eco Park. hope this will help a bit.
KCP420 » September 25th, 2007 at 7:57 pm
pag nasa loob na kayo ng subd. ask the guard na lang… hehehe for sure he’ll know it =)
herald » October 1st, 2007 at 3:15 pm
is there a room for overnyt. pls reply. whatz the rate if were there for three days. thank yah
oliver » October 2nd, 2007 at 6:44 pm
pde po makahingi ng sketch map papunta ng lamesa ecopark …? pls.. pa send na lng sas email ko… yakumokawaii@yahoo.com.ph ..thnx
Anderson » October 4th, 2007 at 12:52 pm
i found this great website with amazing pictures of the La Mesa Dam http://www.pbase.com/liquidstone/la_mesa_dam\
Ross » October 4th, 2007 at 7:04 pm
i found this great website with pictures of the la mesa dam
http://www.pbase.com/liquidstone/la_mesa_dam
maricel » October 13th, 2007 at 1:46 pm
tanong ko lang po kung ano ppo ang temperature, humidity and amount ng rainfall dyan po sa park???
eiramesor4 » November 18th, 2007 at 6:51 am
Hi!
I would like to know how to get to la mesa eco park if Im coming from Las Pinas by car or commute. Thanks =)
eiramesor4 » November 18th, 2007 at 7:07 am
Ano po ang landline number ng ecopark?
lenlen » January 21st, 2008 at 11:27 am
kindly send me the vicinity map of la mesa ecopark in my email: article_36@yahoo.com.ph
thanks!
nics » March 9th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
punta kayo sa lamesaecopark.com may map don on how to get there and it works..
Godbless..
Badet » March 17th, 2008 at 5:37 pm
May bayad ba if ever dyan ko gagawin pre-nuptial wedding pictorial ko? pls. let me know, if ever meron, how much po.
hermie » March 18th, 2008 at 9:40 pm
hi just want to ask if pwedeng mag video dun? pls reply asap po thanks
Lerma Dela Cruz » March 19th, 2008 at 11:29 am
wat is d exact address of La Mesa Eco Park?and how much d entrance?thanks
Joseph merluza » March 20th, 2008 at 2:21 pm
ask ko lng po kung bukas po b kayo tomorrow??
plss. reply!!
jenny » March 20th, 2008 at 5:43 pm
ask ko lang kong bukas po kau tomorrow or on saturday?please reply asap…..?
edd » March 22nd, 2008 at 10:07 am
open po ba kayo ngayon? thanks po…
grace » March 25th, 2008 at 12:48 pm
open po ang park everyday monday to sunday from 8am to 5pm. thanks
jhon » April 3rd, 2008 at 4:18 pm
ipagpatuloy nyo ung pagpapaganda ng eco park,maraming tao ang nabibigyan ng kasiyahan pagnapasyal sa inyong lugar,alagaan ang inang kalikasan…
kay » April 6th, 2008 at 4:31 pm
correct me if i’m wrong. ang alam ko, pagpunta dun (pag galing q. ave)sakay ka ng jeep, fx, bus na sm fairview or caltex yung signboard. madadaanan mo yung philcoa, tatahakin mo yung commonwealth, malalagpasan mo ng ONTI yung fairview market, on your right side, makikita mo yung east fairview subd. if comute lang, may mga tryk dun na direcho ecopark na. pag car, follow the arrows leading to the ecopark. easy!
filipiniana bueno » April 8th, 2008 at 11:56 am
hi! im eager to see the place. matagal ko na pong gustong pumunta sa eco park kaso wala akong kasama. wala akong ibang kilala na ang advocacy ay tulungan ang nature. gusto ko po sana makiisa sa advocacy nyo. i want to join any organization na tutulong sa nature. please let me join.. thanks!
james » April 10th, 2008 at 12:50 pm
pano naman po papunta kung galing monumento
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:32 am
can i sak kung pde dun mg-ovenight stay as in like camping and wat other activities available there? SAKA PWEDE BA MAGDALA NG SARILING BIKE at mga baon? MAGKANO ANG 12 HOURS STAY?
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:33 am
can i ask kung pde dun mg-ovenight stay as in like camping and wat other activities available there? SAKA PWEDE BA MAGDALA NG SARILING BIKE at mga baon? MAGKANO ANG 12 HOURS STAY?pls answer my question!!! salamat!!!!
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:34 am
pwede b sat. to sun? yan lng kasi available time namin pls answer my question!!! salamat!!!!
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:35 am
PAKI ANSWER NMAN PO YUNG QUESTION KONG 2 SA TAAS pls answer my question!!! salamat!!!!
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:37 am
SALAMAT 4 EVWERYTHING!!! NGA PLA SANA MAY PICS KAYO NG ACTUAL FOOTAGE OF THE SWIMMING POOL!!! SALAMAT
RACHAEL » April 15th, 2008 at 10:44 am
Hey ANSWER OUR QUESTION!!! PLS
lito quiogue » April 15th, 2008 at 10:41 pm
I want to see La mesa park but I don’t know how to get there. Which route do i take from makati in a car. In the print and TV ads on la mesa dam no directions are given on how to get there.
noel » April 22nd, 2008 at 11:05 am
overnight yata magpapaalam pa muna sa mga namamahala ng eco park… kasi yung entrance rate nila na P50.00 per person ay up to five or six p.m. lang… di yata puwede magdala ng sariling bike kasi nga me bike rentals sila sa loob ala- Burnham Park…landmark ko papunta eco park pag galing ako q.c. circle via commonwealth going to fairview,
sa left side yung fairview wet market, sa bandang kanan turn right sa east fairview subd. winston st…. me mga guards naman na magtuturo direction sa loob ng subdivision,
pag commute lang (lagro-fairview na bus ang sakyan from edsa) me mga tricycle na maghahatid hanggang sa front entrance ng eco park pag nasa winston st. ka na…
noel » April 22nd, 2008 at 11:10 am
for more pics and info on lamesa eco park pls visit ClickTheCity.com
noel » April 22nd, 2008 at 11:18 am
This is the link sa may mga inquiries pa sa eco park http://guides.clickthecity.com/metro/?p=1018
anna marie » April 27th, 2008 at 3:10 pm
i love lamesa ecopark!!!
Alfie Miras » May 2nd, 2008 at 1:59 pm
magkano n kaya entrance fee ngayon?
Redz » May 29th, 2008 at 1:18 pm
haven’t been there but i heard a lot of stories regarding ecopark, nice stories! i really love nature tripping, think i found my next destination. hope my friends and I
be able to visit the place, =)
Dude » June 2nd, 2008 at 8:26 am
eto isang magandang site para sa La Mesa Dam Eco Park, they have a landline number, fees, and good DIRECTIONS.
http://justwandering.org/index.php/tag/la-mesa-dam/
guia » June 3rd, 2008 at 12:10 am
hi
jastene » June 7th, 2008 at 6:00 pm
just want to ask if there are food stalls there where we can buy some snacks and drinks. kahit tindahan lang ng inumin. hehehe. seems that it is open during weekends so that’s not a problem anymore.
Melanie » June 11th, 2008 at 9:26 am
Yes po. Meron pong mga tindahan doon. Last June8, 2008 lang nanggaling kami doon. First timer din kami. Ang ganda at ang tataas ng mga puno. Kaya lang may entrance fee pa rin na P30.00 dun sa butterfly Hatchery. Masarap mag-Picnic doon. Sarap magpahinga at matulog kasi nature na nature ang dating. Pwede rin kayong mag-Swimming, Biking, Boating, Fishing, Paintball, mag-walk ng dog, at mag-ihaw.. You can also bring tent.
Check this link (2 Photo Albums) http://www.friendster.com/viewalbums.php?uid=15959998
Glen » June 21st, 2008 at 2:49 pm
ASK KO LNG PO IF PNO COMMUTE GLING PO AKO NG ESPANA ,MANILA.MTGL KO N LIKE PUNTA KSO LNG DKO TLGA LM HOW TO GET THERE.TNX PO.
KEOZ » July 19th, 2008 at 1:41 am
la mesa eco park homepage link, download nio n lng ung vicinity map at ung route map, nndun n lhat…la mesa ecopark…da best!!
http://www.lamesaecopark.com/contact.php
Ipo Watershed » August 9th, 2008 at 11:36 pm
La Mesa Watershed is not the primary
source of water for the 12 million
residents of Metro Manila.
Most of the water in La Mesa Reservoir
comes fom Ipo and Angat Watersheds.
La mesa is just a “reservoir” of water
coming from Ipo and Angat Watersheds.
Please see this map:
http://upmencom.multiply.com/photos/al
bum/68/Watershed_Maps#2
La Mesa Watershed has 85% forest
cover and is improving while Ipo has
only 30% forest cover left!
Twelve percent of Metro Manila’s water
supply comes from Ipo Watershed while
only 4% comes from La Mesa
Watershed.
La mesa Watershed has a total land
area of about 2,700 hectares while Ipo
Watershed has 6,600 hectares. Ipo
Watershed has denuded areas
comparable to the size of the entire La
Mesa Watershed!
We hope that IPO DAM WATERSHED
can also be protected and rehabilitated
just like the smaller La Mesa Watershed.
Please visit
http://upmencom.multiply.com/journal/ite
m/13 for more infomation about Ipo
Watershed.
videos of Ipo Watershed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPAs
-dbD6-0
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=qgi4iQu5JZ0
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marie » October 31st, 2008 at 9:56 am
gud am po..open poh vah keo tommorow Novemeber 1, 2008? reply po ASAP
rowelyn » November 21st, 2008 at 9:37 pm
hmmm… ask ku lang if magkano ung entrance fee sa pool? diba separate ung bayad??
pia » January 9th, 2009 at 11:40 am
how accessible is la mesa ecopark when im fr north, east west and south?
ronald buac » January 28th, 2009 at 8:14 am
taga malabon ako paano ang way papunta dyan sa eco park sa fairview.
kat » February 11th, 2009 at 12:41 am
for those asking for a map on how to get there, try this: http://www.lamesaecopark.com/pdf/route%20map.pdf
and try reading the previous comments for people asking how to get there by public or private transpo. it’s already been answered almost 2 years ago by someone named Dexter Huinda.
does anyone know how much does a tricycle ride from the gate of East Fairview Subd. to the park? (To prevent scams ^_^ ) Your answer will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
rose » February 25th, 2009 at 9:06 am
i opened the web how to get to lamesa eco park but the server is always not available…hindi ba pwde pkisagot na lang mga tanong namen individually how to get there by bus?..and send thru emails?.. we won’t be able to know that kung laging not available ang server…thank you very much….BE NICE TO UR CLIENTS..MAGANDA MARKET NG ECOPARK…WAG NIONG SUPLADAHAN ANG MGA NAGTATANONG!
fedhz » February 25th, 2009 at 10:10 pm
Wow! ang daming comments. hehe! We just visited La Mesa Ecopark last saturday and god I’m so excited! I will definitely go back.
jJaMpOnG » February 26th, 2009 at 11:16 am
:; PunTA kYO SM FAIRVIEW!! TaPOS Madaming TAxi Dun, Sabihin NYOn sa MaNONg drivER “eCO-paRK Lng PO!!” MdaMi siNGnagE Dun pra MatuntUn YuNG EcopArk!!
-”WAg MaLigAw sa SariLng BanSA, nKaKaHiYA.. MAging MaPAg maSiD! maTAngLawin!!
Margaux » March 1st, 2009 at 1:36 pm
Hi,
Please mag back read naman kayo ng posts. Some of your questions were already answered in previous posts. Besides, would it hurt if you do some googling? Here’s their official website. Please check it out.
http://www.lamesaecopark.com/
Some people here sobrang maka-demand ng info, di man lang i-try mag search sa google. Gosh.
Just my two cents.
mel » March 1st, 2009 at 10:45 pm
how much is zipline
eventzone » March 7th, 2009 at 5:25 pm
thanks for all your helpful info. we have friends going with kids while be bike at the nature reserve, which opens early at 6am, but i understand the eco park isnt open till 8am. question, can the wives and kids enter park and wait till the pool opens?
darb » March 12th, 2009 at 7:20 pm
darb toring
wwwer » March 18th, 2009 at 4:46 pm
eco park is an owesome place!!!!
candy » March 26th, 2009 at 9:24 am
does LaMesa allow organized overnight camping? (about 2 nights 3 days for at least 50-70 people)
aya » March 31st, 2009 at 12:34 am
hehe auz d2 masaya hehehe bsta feel neo lng ung lugar at wag maxadong maarte hahaha….. punta ul8 kami d2 sa april 1 after kumuha ng aming mga class cards..
janice barcelon » March 31st, 2009 at 9:03 am
please draw the sketch on how to go here at eco park
by car and by taxi or by bus!!!!!!!!!!
janice barcelon » March 31st, 2009 at 9:05 am
please advise me on how to go to ecopark because we want to experience the beauty and cleanliness of that place…
Colin den Ronden » April 3rd, 2009 at 9:01 pm
Directions; According to Map 24 Accu-map if you travel up Commonwealth Ave (Don Mariano Marcos Ave)you turn right at Pearl St, then next turn right into Winston St, then left into Dunhill St (all streets in this area named after cigarette brands) and go to the end.
lalaine » April 5th, 2009 at 5:23 pm
allowed ba to bring along our small breed pet dog,like pomeranian ang japanese spitz? with complete pampers naman and our own plastic garbage..?pls. reply..thanks..
ninya » April 7th, 2009 at 11:15 am
ano po bang sasakyan papuntang eco park..at ska anu ssbihin sa drayber…just to make sure na d kmi mli2gaw or lalagpas..ty..asap po sagot..
fatedr0ze » April 8th, 2009 at 1:48 pm
haha maganda kaya dito ?
fatedr0ze » April 8th, 2009 at 1:52 pm
mmmmmmmmm…. sana po maging maganda ang araw ko sa 18 and 19 as we visit eco park, na ndi ko pa alam kung saan, eh maging memorable ang day na yun kc first date namin to eh ^^,…
nina » April 12th, 2009 at 3:51 pm
good pm, ano po ang rate ng tricycle fare from the east fairview village to the ecopark? thanks
kiwi » April 14th, 2009 at 12:09 am
we are planning to go to la mesa ecopark nxt week,i’m from paranaque,paano ba makarating dun?we use to commute lang.
jaymharz » April 30th, 2009 at 3:08 pm
heyy guyzz…im jay, a bisexual, a nature lover..im planning to propose with my ex boy friend at la mesa eco park maybe next week…but i do not know how to get there…kasi,magcocomute lang kami…anybody want to share how to go to la mesa?just text me..plsss…09225201884!!thank u so much..gustong gusto niya kasing pumunta dun and ngdecide ako na piliin ang eco park for our romantic date…
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jocel » May 5th, 2009 at 10:28 pm
paano po papunta sa eco park?
I need map para makapunta
with my frieds!!!
unknown » May 6th, 2009 at 9:16 pm
Are their like tents you can borrow or camping utensil?
jerson » May 7th, 2009 at 4:55 pm
pls sketch po yung map sa eco park from tondo, manila to lamesa ecopark and magkano entrance ng adult and kids
yhet » May 13th, 2009 at 7:13 am
hi, just wanna ask if theres a function rooms for bdays?
pamela » May 22nd, 2009 at 3:59 pm
pano po punta dun pag galing ng sm fairview…
wat po sa2kyan and san bababa..tnx and godless
Suzette » May 24th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
pwede po bang mag tree planting sa ecopark???!!!
may fee po b??!!
rhugge » June 2nd, 2009 at 3:16 pm
hi… wula puh b keong exact map..!??! from sm fairview to lamesa ecopark..???!!!!
rhugge » June 6th, 2009 at 6:33 pm
sir/ma’am: uhmm…. project puh kc nmin ung map ng sm fairview papunta ng ecopark…. merun puh b nun?? s monday n kc nmin kylangan ee.. wula nmn kming mbili s national…!?? nkuh……..??????????!!!!!!!!!!
taga-labas » July 4th, 2009 at 10:50 pm
Try to download the map and route of Eco-Park below.
http://www.lamesaecopark.com/contact.php
joey muya » July 7th, 2009 at 10:12 pm
hi…from san mateo rizal po ako,uhm i want to visit ecopark w/ my frends and also my family.Panu po pmnta jan and anu anu po ung mga dapat nming sakyan mula po d2 samin sa san mateo…
phcommute » September 2nd, 2009 at 3:55 pm
Hi joey muya,
To get to La Mesa Ecopark from San Mateo Rizal…
1. From San Mateo Rizal, ride a jeep bound for PhilCoA.
2. Get off at PhilCOA (by the entrance to the University of the Philippines).
3. Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
4. Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
5. You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Hope this helps!
* For more commuting instructions from other places to La Mesa Ecopark, visit http://www.ph-commute.com/2009/08/commuting-to-la-mesa-ecopark.html.
* For commuting instructions to other attractions and places in the Philippines, visit http://www.ph-commute.com.
khym :] » September 19th, 2009 at 6:55 am
hi ..
we wiLL be having a documentation
for our ecoLogy ..
panu ba pmunta jan ?
we’re from PUP sta.mesa, maniLa ..
ganda pLah jan ..
xna mag.enjoi kme .. :]
Josh » September 21st, 2009 at 1:28 am
ummm … pano po pumunta jan galing SM Fairview? need help po..tnx ,.
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phcommute » September 25th, 2009 at 10:57 pm
hi khym, from PUP, you can ride a trike or jeepney to LRT2 Pureza station, and then follow either of the 2 commuting routes from San Juan to La Mesa Ecopark found here: http://www.ph-commute.com/2009/08/commuting-to-la-mesa-ecopark.html. hope this helps!
hi josh, galing SM Fairview, pwede po silang sumakay ng bus, dyip, o FX papuntang south (hal. PhilCOA, EDSA, Quezon Ave., Taft Ave., Ayala, Sucat, Baclaran, Alabang), at magpababa sa East Fairview Subd. galing doon, pwede na po silang sumakay ng trike papuntang La Mesa Ecopark. hope this helps!
* For more commuting instructions from other places to La Mesa Ecopark, visit http://www.ph-commute.com/2009/08/commuting-to-la-mesa-ecopark.html.
* For commuting instructions to other attractions and places in the Philippines, visit http://www.ph-commute.com.
Donie Pejo » October 13th, 2009 at 8:23 pm
gud pm!
ask ko lang po about
the history of Lamesa Ecopark.
The info would be very helpful
for my ecotourism study.
Thanks and God Bless!
Jeramie » November 7th, 2009 at 12:29 pm
hmm… napinsala ba yung place ng grabe ni Ondoy?? no other posts na kasi after oct 13… oct 26 si Ondoy sumalanta…just curious…
Jeramie » November 7th, 2009 at 12:38 pm
corerction, September 26 pala yung Ondoy..tapos sinundan na nina Pepeng, Ramil at Santi…
j_zone » November 24th, 2009 at 10:31 am
wawa naman..
huhuhuhu..
liz » December 14th, 2009 at 1:19 pm
is there a room where visitors can spent for a night or more?
P.Ruzaine » December 19th, 2009 at 12:58 pm
pano naman po pumunta sa la mesa ecopark kung galing ka ng sm fairview.thank you
Neji » January 4th, 2010 at 10:07 am
Commuting Routes:
From Caloocan:
Route 1: Bus-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Baclaran via EDSA, New MIA via EDSA, Alabang via EDSA, FTI via EDSA, or Ayala via EDSA.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: LRT1-LRT2-MRT-Bus/FX/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Take the MRT to either North Ave. terminal station or Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: LRT1-LRT2-Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Exit the station.
Ride a bus or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Las Pinas/Muntinlupa:
Route 1: Bus-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Fairview or Lagro via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: Bus-Bus/FX/Jeep-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Marilao via EDSA, Malanday via EDSA, Navotas via EDSA, Monumento via EDSA, Novaliches, Sapang Palay via EDSA, Tenejeros, or Balara via Quiapo.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: Bus-LRT1-FX-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Pasay/Taft LRT.
Get off at LRT1 EDSA station.
Take the LRT1 to Central terminal station.
Ride an FX to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: Bus-LRT1-Jeep-Jeep/FX/Bus-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Pasay/Taft LRT.
Get off at LRT1 EDSA station.
Take the LRT1 to Central terminal station.
Ride a jeep to Espana.
Ride a jeep, FX, or bus to SM Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Makati/Mandaluyong/Pasig:
Route 1: Bus-Tricycle
Ride a bus to Fairview, Lagro via Fairview, or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: MRT-Bus/FX/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Malabon:
Ride a bus to Baclaran via EDSA or Ayala via EDSA.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Manila:
Route 1: Jeep/FX/Bus-Tricycle
From Espana, Quiapo, or Taft Ave., ride a jeep, FX, or bus to SM Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: LRT1-MRT-Bus/FX/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to EDSA station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to MRT to Taft terminal station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: LRT1-LRT2-MRT-Bus/FX/Jeep
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto terminal station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Take the MRT to either North Ave. terminal station or Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: LRT1-LRT2-MRT-Bus/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Exit the station.
Ride a bus or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 5: LRT1-Jeep-Jeep/Bus/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to Central terminal station.
Ride a jeep to either Espana or PhilCOA.
Ride a jeep, FX, or bus to SM Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 6: Jeep-Bus/FX/Jeep-Tricycle
From Quiapo, ride a jeep to PhilCOA.
Get off at PhilCOA (by the entrance to the University of the Philippines).
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Navotas:
Ride a bus to Alabang via EDSA or FTI via EDSA.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Paranaque/Pasay:
Route 1: Bus-Tricycle
From Baclaran, ride a bus to Fairview or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: Bus-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From Baclaran, ride a bus to Lagro via EDSA, Malabon via EDSA, Monumento via EDSA, Novaliches via EDSA, San Mateo via EDSA, Sta. Maria via EDSA, Malanday via EDSA, or Montalban via EDSA.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: LRT1-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to EDSA station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to MRT to Taft terminal station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: LRT1-LRT2-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto terminal station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Take the MRT to either North Ave. terminal station or Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 5: LRT1-LRT2-Bus/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to D. Jose station.
Walk through the connecting footbridge to LRT2 Recto station.
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Exit the station.
Ride a bus or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 6: LRT1-Jeep-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT1 to Central terminal station.
Ride a jeep to either Espana or PhilCOA.
Ride a jeep, FX, or bus to SM Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Pateros:
Route 1: Jeep-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Ride a jeep to Guadalupe.
Get off at MRT Guadalupe station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: Jeep-MRT-Bus-Tricycle
Ride a jeep to Guadalupe.
Get off at MRT Guadalupe station.
Walk a few meters to EDSA.
Ride a bus to Fairview, Lagro via Fairview, or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: Jeep-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Ride a jeep to Ayala.
Get off at the jeepney terminal in Park Square One.
Walk through Shoemart and SM Annex to MRT Ayala station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: Jeep-Bus-Tricycle
Ride a jeep to Ayala.
Get off at the jeepney terminal in Park Square One.
Walk through Shoemart and SM Annex to MRT Ayala station.
Exit the station.
Cross EDSA.
Ride a bus to Fairview, Lagro via Fairview, or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Quezon City:
Route 1: Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: LRT2-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Take the MRT to either North Ave. terminal station or Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: LRT2-Bus/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Exit the station.
Ride a bus or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 5: Jeep-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Ride a jeep to PhilCOA.
Get off at PhilCOA (by the entrance to the University of the Philippines).
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From San Juan:
Route 1: LRT2-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Take the MRT to either North Ave. terminal station or Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: LRT2-Bus/Jeep-Tricycle
Take the LRT2 to Araneta-Cubao station.
Walk through Gateway Mall and Farmers Plaza to MRT Cubao station.
Exit the station.
Ride a bus or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From San Meteo, Rizal:
From San Mateo Rizal, ride a jeep bound for PhilCoA.
Get off at PhilCOA (by the entrance to the University of the Philippines).
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
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From Taguig:
Route 1: Bus-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From FTI, ride a bus to Navotas via EDSA or Monumento via EDSA.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 2: Jeep-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From FTI, ride a jeep to Walter Mart / Pasay Rd.
Get off at EDSA.
Walk a few meters to MRT Magallanes station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 3: Jeep-Bus-Tricycle
From FTI, ride a jeep to Walter Mart / Pasay Rd.
Get off at EDSA.
Ride a bus to Fairview or Lagro via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 4: Jeep-Bus-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From FTI, ride a jeep to Walter Mart / Pasay Rd.
Get off at EDSA.
Ride a bus to Lagro via EDSA, Malabon via EDSA, Monumento via EDSA, Novaliches, Grotto via EDSA, Malanday via EDSA, Marilao via EDSA, Norzagaray via EDSA, San Mateo via EDSA, Sta. Maria via EDSA, Navotas via EDSA, Sapang Palay via EDSA, or Tenejeros.
Get off either at SM City North EDSA or at MRT Quezon Ave. station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 5: Jeep-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From FTI, ride a jeep to Guadalupe.
Get off at MRT Guadalupe station.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 6: Jeep-Bus-Tricycle
From FTI, AFP Housing, or Fort Bonifacio, ride a jeep to Guadalupe.
Get off at MRT Guadalupe station.
Walk a few meters to EDSA.
Ride a bus to Fairview, Lagro via Fairview, or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 7: Bus-MRT-Bus/Jeep/FX-Tricycle
From Fort Bonifacio, ride the Fort bus to Ayala.
Take the MRT to North Ave. terminal station, Quezon Ave. station, or Cubao station.
Ride a bus, FX, or jeepney to Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
Route 8: Bus-Bus-Tricycle
From Fort Bonifacio, ride the Fort bus to Ayala.
Ride a bus to Fairview, Lagro via Fairview, or Bagong Silang via Fairview.
Get off at East Fairview Subd. at Don Mariano Marcos Avenue cor. Winston. Landmarks are Fairview Market, Nepa-Q Mart Fairview, and Metrobank.
You’ll see a tricycle terminal around 30 meters away. Ride a trike to La Mesa Ecopark.
vhadz » February 2nd, 2010 at 3:00 pm
whoa…i know an easy explanation for the route….
everyone who likes to go to La Mesa Ecopark from;
MAKATI route;
commuters take a ride on any bus with a signage of SM Fairview and then take off at City Oil Gas Station that is the landmark along Pearl St. terminal of tricycles going to the park awaits you. As much as possible do not take the WINSTON ST. (esp. those you have cars)its a private subdivision xpect for a fee.
hope that i help you guys….its fun to have leisure in Ecopark while helping to save LA MESA Watershed