Go Glamping in the City at Bonifacio High Street

On April 29 to 30, Bonifacio High Street (BHS) Park will turn into one huge glamping site with loads of fun-filled activities for everyone!

If the long drive is keeping you from experiencing the great outdoors, then fret no more. Bonifacio Global City is bringing the fun closer to home with Glamping in the City – one of the newest happenings under BHS’ Summer on the Street campaign.

Glamping, the latest vacation craze, is a fusion between two words: “glamour” and “camping,” that gives travelers the chance to spend the night outdoors in comfort and luxury.

“For the very first time, a camp will be set up right smack in the middle of shops, restaurants, and other establishments. We are literally setting up a campsite in the middle of the mall. Summer camp has never been more fun!” said Sean Luarca, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation Marketing Manager.

Glamping in the City will feature workshops on outdoor survival, an adventure race at night, a socials hour, boodle fight, and a family fitness session, among many others so you can take a shot at new things, spend time with family and friends, or make new ones.

“We also prepared fun games for the participants. So go ahead and bring out your competitive streak to win special prizes!” added Luarca.

How to join

A minimum spend of P7,000 (single or accumulated receipts) from April 1 - April 25, 2017 at any Bonifacio High Street, One Parkade, Two Parkade, and Central Square establishment entitles you to a crawl-in tent good for 2 to 3 persons.

For receipts worth P10,000 and above, you qualify for a lakeside tent good for 3 to 4 persons.

Registration is from 12PM to 9PM daily until April 25, 2017. As there are only limited slots, do register at any of the following concierge booths:

C1, BHS Central (near Din Tai Fung)
C3, BHS Central (near Ever New)
B2, BHS (near Timezone)

Hurry and head on over to Bonifacio High Street. Shop, spend, and get a chance to experience an overnight activity of non-stop fun and bonding.

Glamping in the City is held in partnership with Coleman, F45 Fitness, and The Mind Museum. For complete details on how to join, you may visit Bonifacio High Street’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/BoniHighStreet.

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