About Camp Worshiphill
Camp Worshiphill is a Christian campground located in the serene hills of Lian, Batangas, where the beauty of God’s creation meets the joy of fellowship. Spread across 14.3 hectares with over 350 mango trees and elevated trails reaching 200 meters above sea level, Worshiphill offers a unique space for retreats, worship gatherings, family camps, and outdoor adventures.
Here, every detail — from bonfire nights to quiet trails, from tent pitches to worship halls — is designed to draw guests closer to the Lord. Whether you are a church group, a family, or a solo camper, Camp Worshiphill is your place of rest, reflection, and renewal.
Campground Rules
- Respect the Sabbath Spirit – Worshiphill is a Christian sanctuary; alcohol, smoking, illegal drugs, and inappropriate behavior are not allowed.
- Leave No Trace – Care for God’s creation by keeping the campsite clean. Dispose of trash properly and respect nature.
- Safety First – Follow staff instructions for bonfires, swimming, hiking, and off-road activities. Children must be supervised at all times
- Unity in Christ – Treat fellow campers, staff, and facilities with respect and love, as members of one family in God.
- Quiet Hours – 10 PM to 6 AM are reserved for prayer, rest, and peaceful fellowship.
Worshiphill Campground Map
Camp Worshiphill was born out of a vision: to turn a mountainside of mango trees into a place where God’s people can gather in His presence. From its humble beginnings as open land, the camp has grown into a vibrant Christian venue — with prayer trails, a Gospel Hall, campsites for 500+, and facilities for families and churches.
Its name, “Worshiphill,” comes from the heart of its purpose: that on this hill, worship would rise day and night, echoing the footsteps of the Israelites who camped with God’s presence in the wilderness. Today, Worshiphill continues that story — a place where modern believers can pause, pitch their tents, and experience God afresh.
Our Team
Kuya Gus
Caretaker 2
Worshiphill Staff
Marketing, Sales, Service, Grounds keepers, Security & In house construction
Tatay Antoy
Camp Owner
Camp History
The name Worshiphill was given
Inspired in a Favor Church sermon, Chosen by Ptr. Jemima Aiton Varughese, the name Worshiphill was born. Construction for a farm house / camp site was under way.
Worshiphill comes to life
The first worship songs were sang on camp by a group of pastors from Lian as they held their yearly burning of prayer requests ceremony.
First water baptism held at Worshiphill
A Church from Putingkahoy held their water baptism ceremony at Camp Worshiphill
Philippine Campout 2024
The "Philippine Campout 2024" took place on March 16-17, 2024, at Camp Worshiphill. The event was open to car camping, moto camping, and solo camping enthusiasts. To participate, campers were required to download the Camper App to book their reservations. The event included a "Best in Camping Setup Contest" with a grand prize of ₱200,000 cash. The event also featured an acoustic worship night.
First wedding ceremony on camp
Worshiphill becomes the venue for the wedding of a Christian pastor and couple from Calatagan.
Camp Dedication and Blessing
Campground was prayerfully dedicated to the Lord for the purpose of hosting Christian camps, retreats, and gatherings where hearts are drawn closer to Christ, lives are transformed by His Word, and worship rises from the hill to heaven. We declare and believe that Camp Worshiphill shall be a place of revival, restoration and revelation where every tree, tent, and trail echoes the presence of God. We speak blessings of fruitfulness, abundance, and favor over this land: that it may flourish with. peace, joy, and provision: and that every ministry planted here will prosper, bearing lasting fruit for the Kingdom of God.
Special Features
Frequently Asked Questions
The nearest grocery store is in the town of Lian. There’s a wet market, town grocery, 711 and Alfamart in the town. There are also sari sari stores outside the camp and an Alfamart in the Barangay of San Diego. Best to bring everything you need before heading to the camp.
You are allowed a maximum of 15 pax per camping tent site. Pls make sure all your guests have a space to sleep in. Tents for rent are available.
Yes pets are allowed but they must be on leash at all times. Pls be responsible pet owners.
You may light a campfire in the main bon fire area. Other camp fires must be made within a portable fire pit and must be extinguished before going to bed.
You may find us on Waze or Google Maps as ” Camp Worshiphill”. An alternate route is available passing through Brgy. San Diego. Commuters must take a bus to “Nasugbu” or “Calatagan” and get dropped off in the town of Lian or in Nasugbu. You will need to hire a tricycle to bring you to the camp itself from the town.