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If you’re planning your next summer getaway or family adventure, there’s a new destination worth checking out. Mango Ranch Waterpark is the newest adventure park in Negros Oriental, creating buzz among both travellers and locals. Located in the scenic town of Valencia, just a short drive from Dumaguete City, it’s the first waterpark of its kind in the province. With its exciting features, it’s bringing fresh energy to Negros Oriental’s tourism.
More than just a weekend hangout, Mango Ranch offers a full experience. From adrenaline rides to peaceful nature escapes, it’s perfect for families, friends, and solo adventurers alike.
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Image credit: Mango Ranch Waterpark and Outdoor Adventures | Official Facebook Page
Mango Ranch Waterpark is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after attractions in Valencia, Negros Oriental, and it’s easy to see why. Whether you're in the mood for water-filled fun, heart-racing adventures, or simply a place to unwind, this sprawling eight-hectare park delivers it all. Here’s a glimpse of what awaits you:
Swim in any of the five themed pools
Ride the thrilling water slides
Enjoy the province’s first wave pool
Float along the lazy river for a laid-back experience
Try exciting go-kart rides on dedicated tracks
Explore on wheels with ATV (all-terrain vehicle) rides
Soar above Valencia with a paramotor aerial tour and enjoy breathtaking views
Book a cabana for a relaxing day with friends or family
Grab a bite at the park’s food outlets and local eateries
Join guided tours to nearby Casaroro and Pulangbato Falls for a nature escape
From thrilling rides to peaceful moments in nature, Mango Ranch Waterpark offers a well-rounded day out for all ages.
Casaroro Falls | Dumaguete City Tourism Office Official Facebook Page
One of the unique perks of visiting Mango Ranch Waterpark is its proximity to some of Valencia’s tourist attractions. The park offers guided tours to Casaroro Falls and Pulangbato Falls, two natural wonders that are a must-see when you're in Negros Oriental.
Looking to slow things down? Spend the day lounging in one of the park’s cabanas while enjoying food from its on-site restaurants and kiosks.
Dumaguete-Sibulan Airport | Leo VI via Wikimedia Commons
Mango Ranch Waterpark is located in Valencia, Negros Oriental, just around 15 to 20 minutes from Dumaguete City.
By car or motorbike: Take the Valencia road from Dumaguete City. It’s a scenic drive and signs along the way will guide you straight to the waterpark.
By public transport: Ride a jeepney bound for Valencia from Dumaguete Public Market. Then take a tricycle or habal-habal to Mango Ranch.
If you're flying in from Manila or Cebu, you can land at Dumaguete-Sibulan Airport and take a short land trip to Valencia.
Opening just in time for graduation season, the park is offering special discounts for graduates, adding even more reason to celebrate. But beyond the fun, Mango Ranch Waterpark is seen as a timely investment by business leaders like Edward Du, President of the Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He believes that this development will significantly contribute to job creation in Valencia and enhance tourism in Negros Oriental.
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Whether you’re from Negros or flying in from Luzon or Mindanao, Mango Ranch Waterpark is now one of the best waterparks in Negros Oriental—if not the entire region. It’s perfect for those building their bucket list of things to do, and it’s also one of the most exciting tourism-boosting projects in Negros Oriental to date.
So if you’re planning a trip soon, make sure Mango Ranch is on your itinerary. It’s not just a waterpark—it’s a full-blown experience that blends nature, adventure, and Filipino family fun at its best!
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