Unplug Pine Forest, Baguio City

11/05/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!
WE HAVE VERY LIMITED BOOKINGS FOR MAY 11 TO MAY 14, AND MAY 18 to 22 due to some improvements of ownership cabin.
Only area E ( the area far from cabin) is available and we will only allow very few cars and campers. Thank you for understanding.

10/05/2026

❤️ Happy Mother's Day forestkeepers and mommy campers!!!! ❤️

09/05/2026

Grabe! Kelan lang tayo 11k --- ngayon nasa 12,000 organic followers na tayo! Salamat po!

01/05/2026

Thank you Creator, for the dry and wonderful day. ❤️

30/04/2026

HOW TO BE AN ALL-WEATHER CAMPER

Hindi ka magiging all-weather camper dahil sinuwerte ka.
Nagiging ganun ka dahil marunong ka maghanda, magbasa ng paligid, at mag-adjust.

1. Marunong ka pumili ng pwesto
Hindi ka basta nagtatayo ng tent kung saan lang.
Tinitingnan mo kung saan dadaloy ang tubig.
Mas okay ang medyo slanted o elevated na area para hindi mag-ipon ang tubig sa ilalim mo.
Iwasan ang mababang lugar—yan ang nagiging puddle.

2. Nauuna ka sa ulan
Hindi ka naghihintay na umulan bago kumilos.
Set up ka na agad—secure ang tent, maayos ang tarp, covered ang gamit.
Prepared ka bago pa dumating ang problema.

3. Alam mong kalaban ang tubig
Tubig ang pinaka-sneaky sa camping.
Kahit maliit na butas o maling setup, papasukin ka niyan.
Kaya lagi kang naka-seal, naka-cover, at nakaangat ang gamit.

4. Nagpa-pack ka base sa worst case
Hindi ka nagpa-pack dahil umaasa kang maaraw.
Nagpa-pack ka kasi alam mong pwedeng umulan.
Dry bags, extra damit, at may isang set na hindi mo talaga papabasa—pang tulog mo.

5. Inaalagaan mo ang init ng katawan mo
Pag nabasa ka + malamig = mabilis kang manghihina.
Hindi ka nagpapaka-hero—nagpapalit ka agad ng tuyong damit.

6. Pinapahalagahan mo ang paa mo
Basang paa = bad trip buong araw.
Extra medyas, tamang footwear, at may dry pair ka na pang camp lang.

7. Pinapasimple mo ang lahat
Hindi ito panahon para mag-complicate.
Pag masama ang panahon, mas simple dapat ang pagkain at setup.
Less hassle, less stress.

8. May “living space” ka, hindi lang tulugan
Ang tent, pang tulog.
Ang tarp, pang buhay.
Doon kayo kakain, uupo, magpapahinga—kahit umuulan.

9. Kaya mong i-manage ang vibe ng grupo
Aminin natin—pag umulan, bumababa ang energy.
Dito ka papasok.
Food, ilaw, kwentuhan, music—ikaw ang magdadala ng mood.

10. Marunong kang mag-adjust, hindi magreklamo
Hindi mo kontrol ang panahon.
Pero kontrol mo kung paano ka gagalaw.
Adapt ka lang, tuloy ang experience.

Bottom line:

Ang all-weather camper hindi yung hindi nababasa.
Siya yung marunong mag-function kahit basa, malamig, o magulo na ang paligid.

Happy and safe camping always Forestkeepers!

30/04/2026

Please be ALL WEATHER READY AND PREPARED!

Here are some guidelines to help you camp comfortably even under rainy conditions!

10 Tips for Camping in the Rain

1. Choose your tent spot carefully
Don’t pitch on flat low ground where water collects. Look for a slightly elevated or gently sloped area so rainwater naturally drains away from your tent. Avoid spots at the bottom of hills or near where water might flow.

2. Set up properly before it starts raining
Once you’ve chosen your spot, set up early. Use a groundsheet under your tent and make sure your rainfly is tight with no sagging where water can pool.

3. Always bring an extra tarp
A tarp gives you a dry space to sit, cook, or wait out the rain. It’s one of the most useful things you can have in wet weather.

4. Pack your clothes in waterproof bags
Assume everything can get wet. Keep at least one full set of clothes completely dry for sleeping.

5. Avoid cotton clothing
Cotton holds water and stays cold. Go for quick-dry or moisture-wicking materials.

6. Take care of your feet
Bring extra socks and a dry pair of footwear just for camp. Wet feet can quickly make things uncomfortable.

7. Prepare for fire differently
Bring reliable fire starters and keep them dry. Store wood under cover and, if possible, build your fire slightly off the ground using a base of sticks or rocks.

8. Keep meals simple and warm
Stick to easy-to-cook meals. Hot food and drinks help keep energy up and improve overall morale.

9. Keep your gear off the ground
Use bags, containers, or hang lines to keep items dry. Set a designated dry area for important gear.

10. Change out of wet clothes quickly
Dry off and change as soon as you can. Staying in wet clothes will make you cold and uncomfortable fast.

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Rain camping isn’t about avoiding discomfort completely—it’s about managing it well. A good campsite choice alone can save you from half the problems people usually complain about.

30/04/2026

30/04/2026

Unplug Pine Forest, Baguio City

25/04/2026

Upon closing our camping events for June to October. We're planning to camp to other places too. about maximum 3 hours from Baguio City. Drop your recommendations po. :) and, in other places like Tanay, super mabagyo and maulan din po ba pag ganung months? meron po ba mga medyo cooler areas?

23/04/2026

Only 20 pieces available. Get yours now at the Unplug reception. Premium cotton and print! Pho 390 pesos only!