On Fenruary 11, 2003, the construction of the farm resort began. In a short span of time, the Salvadors' dream beacame a reality. Although it was originally conceived to be a family get-away, the farm and resort turned out to be too good to be true that the family couldn't help but open it to the public in March 2004. The initial response of the public was warm and encouraging.l This inspired nthe farm management to provide more amenities and undertake further improvement. Today, it has grown from a farm that raises poultry and grows organic fruits and vegetables in greenhouses and a resort for outdoor activities to a multi-purpose destination with amenities good enough for the convenience and satisfaction of guests.

A day on the farm brings one upclose to nature where the air is fresh, the scenery is lush and green, the ambience calm and refreshing. It's a quiet escape from the rush of the city, a perfect place not only for outdoor activities like teambuilding, camping, swimming, hiking and nobstacle games but also for social functions, meditation, prayer, and other spiritual activities. From its gates to the farthest of its limits, the Ilocano-inspired farm is a blending of rustic and modern ambience. Passing through the Main Gate, one can see the Panganan or dining area adjacent to a pond of fresh tilapia and hito . To the right of the Panganan is a family den called "Balay" which is the Ilokano word for house. A few steps away is a hanging bridge that leadsto the picnic grounds , picnic huts , cottages of different sizes , swimming pools , and a big pavilion that makes a good venue for outdoor social functions , both formal and informal.

The road from the Panganan up the hill leads to a dormitory for transient guests with a capacity of 60 beds. At the crest of the hill is a Balay on the hills, a multi-purpose structure that is an ideal for retreats, recollections, seminars, conventions and other corporate functions, overnight or even longer. It has sleeping quarters for 120 guests, a spacious conference hall and a dining hall on its upper deck. Within its vicinity is the farm chapel and a prayer garden with the Stations of the Cross, a Rosary Garden, and a Grotto with life-size statues of Our Lady of Lourdes and Bernadette where one can come upclose to nature and experience the refreshing and healing presece of God.


Our Vision :

“ A farm to witness the fulfilment of God’s promise to those who live and labor for His glory and for the good of others.”