Type: Sports And Recreational Facilities
Overview
Duero Tourism Parks and Plaza is a public recreational complex in Barangay San Pedro, Duero — established by ordinance of the Sangguniang Bayan (municipal council), with a children’s playground, a tennis court, and comfort-room facilities.
Location
Barangay San Pedro, Duero, Bohol. The complex is in the town centre area of Duero, near the Immaculate Conception Parish Church, Lord of Pardon Hill, and the Gabaldon Building of Duero Central Elementary School.
Getting There
Duero is located on the southeastern coast of Bohol, approximately 90 kilometres from Tagbilaran City. Buses and vans departing from Dao Terminal in Tagbilaran City serve Duero via the Bohol Circumferential Road. The park is within the town centre and walkable from the main road. [TO ENRICH: travel time, nearest bus stop, fare.]
Practical Info
- Municipality: Duero
- Barangay: San Pedro
- Tourism classification: Sports and Recreational Facilities (BPTO)
- Established: By Sangguniang Bayan ordinance [TO ENRICH: ordinance number and year]
- Facilities: Children’s playground, tennis court, comfort rooms
- [TO ENRICH: opening hours, entry fee if any, court booking arrangements, maintenance status]
What to Expect
The plaza functions as Duero’s central public recreation space, serving residents day to day rather than acting as a standalone visitor attraction. Facilities split by age and use — playground for families, tennis court for sport — on the same ordinance-designated grounds.
Notes
The Sangguniang Bayan designation marks this as an officially recognised tourism facility within Duero’s municipal planning. Nearby town-centre landmarks include the Immaculate Conception Parish Church and the Gabaldon Building heritage structure.
Explore Duero: A Working Fishing Coast on the Mindanao Sea
More to see in this area
municipalityDuero: A Working Fishing Coast on the Mindanao Sea
Duero is a coastal municipality on Bohol's southeastern shore facing the Mindanao Sea, a fishing and farming community with limited tourist infrastructure.
Best: Dec–Apr
More attractions in Duero: A Working Fishing Coast on the Mindanao Sea
Other things to see nearby
Anibongan Massacre Site
A historical place which commemorates the valor, glory and heroism of the Filipino massacre victims during the World War II. On October 13, 1944, fourteen (14) Boholanos were massacred by Japanese Imperial Forces on this hallowed ground, leaving two (2) survivors.
- Bohol Abueva Family Art Collection — A collection of sculptures and artworks by National Artist Napoleon Abueva — the "Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture" — exhibited in his hometown of Duero. Most pieces are from personal collections held at his residences in Duero and Quezon City.
- Camp Verde — The steep and towering wooden cliff which was fortified by the insurgents during the Philippine-American hostilities. El Monte Verde is vastly covered with big trees, green and creeping vines.
Where to stay
Hotels and resorts near this spot