Attraction

Green Thumb Farm

Green Thumb Farm is an agritourism destination in Sambog, Corella, Bohol, recorded in the provincial tourist-attraction inventory.

Green Thumb Farm

Type: Industrial TourismEntrance fee: ₱50Hours: Daily, 11:00 AM-9:00 PM

Overview

Green Thumb Farm is a 2.5-hectare mushroom and organic-vegetable farm in Purok 4, Barangay Sambog, Corella, Bohol, established in 2017. It is described as the first mushroom farm of its kind in Bohol. It is listed in the BPTO 2025 provincial tourist-attraction inventory under Industrial Tourism — Farm/Ranch.

Corella is a small inland municipality immediately north of Tagbilaran City and is best known as the location of the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary. Green Thumb Farm sits in the same municipality, providing an agricultural tourism complement to the wildlife attraction.

The farm cultivates several mushroom varieties — oyster mushrooms in gray, yellow, black, and pink strains, plus milky white and reishi mushrooms — alongside organic vegetables. Daily harvests run 8–15 kg, with reported peak-day yields up to 100 kg; spent mushroom substrate is converted into fertilizer rather than discarded. An on-site restaurant, Green Thumb Alfresco Resto, serves organic meals built from the farm’s own produce, including mushroom-based sisig, siomai, pizza, and burgers.

Location

Purok 4, Barangay Sambog, Corella, Bohol. Corella is approximately 5–8 km northeast of Tagbilaran City centre.

[TO ENRICH: specific road access from Corella poblacion to Purok 4, Sambog; GPS coordinates more precise than the municipal-area estimate in this file’s frontmatter.]

Getting There

Corella is a short drive from Tagbilaran City — approximately 15–20 minutes by private vehicle or habal-habal. The municipality is passed through when travelling to Carmen and the Chocolate Hills. Public jeepneys serve Corella from Tagbilaran’s Dao terminal.

[TO ENRICH: whether Green Thumb Farm is signposted from the main road or requires local directions.]

Practical Info

  • Hours: daily, 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
  • Admission: ₱50 per person (waived for diners at the on-site restaurant)
  • Contact: mobile 0917-543-9700; email gthumbfarm@gmail.com; website greenthumbfarmbohol.com
  • Farm-fresh mushrooms and organic vegetables are available for purchase on-site

What to Expect

Visitors walk the growing operation and can buy mushrooms and vegetables straight from the farm rather than a market stall. Green Thumb Alfresco Resto turns the stop into a meal — the mushroom sisig and mushroom pizza put the day’s harvest on the plate instead of just on display.

[TO ENRICH: whether farm tours are self-guided or staff-led; educational component for children or school groups.]

Notes

  • Corella is the tarsier municipality of Bohol; the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary and the Philippine Tarsier Foundation, Inc. are the primary draws. Green Thumb Farm offers an agritourism dimension alongside the wildlife experience.
  • Classified under Industrial Tourism — Farm/Ranch in BPTO 2025.
  • Green Thumb Farm (Corella, Bohol) – B.L.A.S.T., accessed 2026-07-17.

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