A self-sustaining community away from the hustle and bustle of city life

Avalon Ecofarm was conceived out of our desire to find a sanctuary away from all the worries and stressful living within an urban environment. Preferably a place of refuge or a nature reserve that can sustain our daily needs through organic farming of fruits and livestock, with natural spring water, and most especially a place where we can uplift our spirits and enjoy peace of mind.
As if the heavens heard our prayers and led us to a remote mountainous village of Camachin in the town of Doña Remedios Trinidad (DRT), Bulacan, Philippines.

SITUATED BESIDE A SERIES OF WATERFALLS

Avalon Ecofarm is located in Sitio Silad, in Barangay Camachin, which is also part of Mt. Silad, one of the highest mountains in the whole of DRT and the whole of the province of Bulacan for that matter. Avalon is also situated in one of the most attractive destinations in Camachin: a tourist attraction called The 13 Falls, which is a series of 13 mini waterfalls. Avalon is right beside the 13th waterfall, so the tourists would normally wind up to the farm after their tiresome but thrilling adventure in all of the 13 waterfalls.
Avalon Ecofarm offers its guests a place to rest with awesome view of the surrounding mountains, a clean and natural spring water, and if they want to relax or stay overnight, they can rent or bring their own camping tents. Depending on the season, you may be able to try our farm produce such as avocado, green mango, coconut milk, jackfruit, and more.

Camachin boasts a number of exciting tourist destinations

Being made up of 80% unexplored virgin forests, Barangay Camachin holds a number of popular and also undiscovered nature reserves and attractions including The 13 Falls (where Avalon is situated).
Some nearby attractions within Camachin are Candle Monument, Hidden Falls and three new attractions that our team had the privilege to name them and place them on Google Map, including Avalon Waterwall, Trinity Falls and Avalon Falls. We believe there are still a few unnamed ones (and most probably several undiscovered ones) so we will just leave them to the adventurers to explore.