In between Christmas and New Year there were 6 days of nothingness. We already spend two spending the kid’s aguinaldos (*wink) and going back home. That leaves us 4 more, and so aside from watching movies, we think it is best to take the kids out. The choices were: La Mesa Ecopark, Manila Ocean Park, Museo Pambata or Enchanted Kingdom. This outing is on the kid’s best interest and so we asked them where they want to. Their unanimous answer was Ecopark (they like the word park and they know they can do bike riding there). Good choice kids! It was the cheapest of them all..
La Mesa Ecopark is located in Quezon City, somewhere in Commonwealth Avenue. We drove down there utilizing the C5 road. Ortigas Extension, exits to C5 in IPI, then to Commonwealth.. We were lost as I thought the entrance to the Ecopark was along the road. We have to go back and thought of entering the La Mesa compound the other way. It turns out that the road we are planning to take is the part where they house the water treatment facility. Opps! We have to go back (bad thing before the good thing) and pay attention on the road, while my eyes were fixed on the map (how did I do that? I don’t know, but I end up with my head throbbing hard). Finally we reached our destination!
The park was all green, right to be called an Ecopark. The entrance to the park was not free, but it was very cheap. We paid a dollar each, free of charge for kids less than 3 feet. Bike rentals were cheap too (see their site for the rates). The food was cheap too, a meal which consist of rice and grilled fish or pork with a salted egg side dish was priced more or less 1 dollar and fifty. And it was tasty. Tables and chairs were open for rentals.. At 3 dollar a set (good fro 4), not bad for a day use.
Kayil and Mico enjoyed the day with their rented bikes, in the playgorund in between. Mommy and Chico found some shed and watch them and play with the camera. Daddy watching over the two (praning mode..)
The trip was fun, only we did not stay long..
Another bad thing about it, some idiot slammed their car door on ours, leaving one of our doors with scratches and vent. The car color was red judging from the scratch.. Moronic people are everywhere.. even on parks.
zoan says
February 22, 2010 at 4:38 amwow enjoy na enjoy ang mga kids.. sana may ganyan din na mga eco park dito sa min 🙂
redamethyst says
February 26, 2010 at 5:24 amWe have to go to ecopark. I have to tell my mom. tagal na naming plano ito
Sherry says
March 5, 2010 at 7:30 amwow looking at the kissing moment of you and baby 🙂 great pic!
Sherry says
March 5, 2010 at 7:30 amwow nice park, over here is a park but soon people will need to pay money to enter. 🙁
niko says
March 18, 2010 at 8:58 amah dito pala nagpunta ung eco bag, ang galing
Jenny So says
October 22, 2011 at 3:03 amNakapunta na rin ako sa Eco Park. Three years ago…. haay… namimiss ko na iyong park. 🙂
Ronita Dela Rosa says
May 18, 2014 at 9:09 pmHaha tumanda na ako d pa AQ nakakarating jn, maybe I’ll try!
Ma. Eddielli R. Bungay says
December 23, 2014 at 2:48 pmNakapunta na po ako diyan at ang ganda ng place. I know it is not free pero the entrance was very cheap para sa ganyan kagandang lugar kung saan pede ka mag-relax! 🙂
lovelyn tan says
December 26, 2014 at 6:57 pmButi pa dyan mura ang food menu nila 🙂 Ang ganda pa ng paligid nakakarefresh ang feeling ng mga puno at tanawin 🙂