Feel your blood rush at the Mapawa Nature Park!

Mapawa Nature Park is located in a forest park in Cugman. Its environment is a hit with both locals and tourists, as it offers peace, solitude, adventure, and fun – all at once!

There are plenty of activities you can do in Mapawa. You can rappel from the top of a 65-foot waterfall. There is horseback riding available for those who want to explore the 2500 hectare park. There are also spring swimming pools and ziplines you can ride on.

It is the perfect location for a family trip, a barkada getaway, for team-building on corporations and government groups! It is also a paradise for bikers and hikers – you can see trees that are more than 3 centuries old, and there are scattered waterfalls throughout the park.

If you want to get both peace and fun, Mapawa is the place for you!

How to get to Mapawa Nature Park?

Easiest way to get to Mapawa Nature Park

Don’t bother with the stress there is when you commute, you’re headed for a vacation so why get yourself tired before you arrived? Rent a car from us so that we can send you, your family, friends, or corporate group to Mapawa! The ride will be worry-free, hassle-free, and most importantly – affordable.

Whatever corner in Cagayan de Oro you may come from, we can pick you up and send you straight to Cugan! This rental will save you both money and precious travel time.

It does not matter if you are a small group needing a small car or a crowd needing a van, because our distinguished collection of rental units is here to accommodate all the passengers! With us, your travel needs are all addressed.

Book with us now through our Booking Page.

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From CDO to Mapawa Nature Park

1. Head to Cogon Indahag Terminal.
2. At the terminal, ride a van or jeep heading to Indahag.
3. At Indahag, ride a tricycle heading to Mapawa Crossing.
4. When you’re at the crossing, ride a habal-habal. Inform the driver to pick you up later at a certain time.

Things to do at Mapawa Nature Park

1. NATURAL WATER SLIDE
– Slide down a 20 ft high waterfall and splash straight into refreshing cold water.

2. TREK
– You can explore the park through treks. There are a lot of animals and plants you can see on the way.

3. BODY RAPPEL
– The 10 feet high waterfall can’t be slid down due to the rocks, so you have to rappel downwards.

4. CLIFF JUMPING
– There is a 25 ft. high cliff looming over a natural waterfall pool. The water is 15 ft. deep so jumping with a life vest is completely safe!

5. 65 FT. RAPPEL
– The 65 ft. waterfall has to be conquered with a rappel downwards. Reminder, use your feet (not knees) against the rocks.

6. ZIPLINE
– Try to see the Nature Park through the ziplines scattered in the park. It is worth it!

7. GO CAMPING
– There are designated camping sites for those who want to camp.

8. FEED THE ANIMALS
– Only feed the roaming birds in the actual park under the supervision and approval of a staff.

Rates and Fees

Environmental Fee – ₱ 50 per head
Camping Fee – ₱ 100 per head, with minimum of 10 individuals
Horseback Riding – ₱ 200/hour, ₱ 125/30 mins., and ₱ 100/15 mins.
Swimming Pool – ₱ 75 per head
Zipline – ₱ 325 per head
Trail Run/Hike – ₱ 300 per guide
View Deck Big – ₱ 1000
View Deck Small – ₱ 500

River Trek Package/Canyoneering: ₱ 1300 per person
*includes Entrance Fee, Packed Lunch, and Bottled Water

How to Contact

You can contact Mapawa Nature Park through these contact numbers:

Landline: (088) 850-2580 / (088) 858-4402
Email: mapawanaturepark@ymail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MapawaPark

To bring when visiting Mapawa Nature Park

1. Bring along food and drinks with you.
2. Bring gadgets that are waterproofed.
3. Bring eco-friendly sunblock.
4. Bring your own tent if you plan on camping.

Reminders when visiting Mapawa Nature Park

1. Use appropriate footwear when on the trail.
2. Do not throw your trash anywhere.
3. Respect the environment and act appropriately.
4. Ask the guides before jumping to any natural pool.
5. Wear your life jacket at all times.
6. Do not leave your things unattended.

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