Attraction

Johanna's Farm

A relaxing place in the highlands in Inabanga. The farm highlights their organic vegetable farm where visitors can pick and buy some freshly organic vegetables. The farm also offers adventurous activities such as bonfire and camping and river trekking leading to the falls.

Johanna's Farm

Type: NatureBest time: December-April (dry season) - safer highland trails, more comfortable camping; avoid July-September (typhoon season, flood-prone trails)

Overview

Johanna’s Farm is a highland agri-tourism property in Barangay Cambitoon, Inabanga, Bohol. The farm operates an organic vegetable plot where visitors can pick and purchase fresh produce directly. Beyond the farm itself, the property offers outdoor activities — bonfire, camping overnight, and a river trekking route that leads to a waterfall, conducted with a local guide.

Location

Barangay Cambitoon, Inabanga, Bohol. Inabanga is a municipality in north-central Bohol, approximately 50 km north of Tagbilaran City. The highlands of Cambitoon suggest an elevated inland location above the coastal lowlands.

Getting There

From Tagbilaran City, travel north toward Inabanga (approximately 50 km, around 1.5 hours). From Inabanga town proper, proceed to Barangay Cambitoon via local transport or road.

A contact number is publicly listed for Johanna’s Farm: 0945-763-0535.

[TO ENRICH: road condition to Cambitoon; habal-habal availability from Inabanga town.]

Practical Info

  • Activities: Organic vegetable picking and purchase, bonfire, camping, river trekking to falls, on-site dining at a traditional Filipino (“Pinoy”) house restaurant, stargazing
  • Guide: Local guide accompanies the river trekking activity
  • Contact: 0945-763-0535
  • Check-in/check-out (for overnight cabin stays booked via third-party travel sites): 2:00 PM / 12:00 PM
  • Amenities noted by booking listings: private parking (surcharge), non-smoking rooms, pets allowed, extra beds/cots on request
  • [FACT NEEDED: entry fees, camping fees, advance booking requirement, duration of trekking trail, which falls the trail leads to]
  • Best months: December–April (dry season; highland trails safer, camping more comfortable)
  • Avoid: July–September (typhoon season; highland trails flood-prone, camping inadvisable)

What to Expect

A working farm on highland terrain above Inabanga with a mix of agricultural and outdoor recreation offerings. Visitors can engage directly with the organic vegetable garden — a relatively uncommon farm tourism model in Bohol. The river trekking component adds a physical activity dimension, with the trail terminating at a waterfall. Bonfire and camping provide an overnight option, with an on-site traditional-house dining area and campfire setup described by visitors, plus stargazing cited as a draw of the hillside, low-light setting. Cabin accommodations are also bookable through third-party travel sites.

The setting in the Inabanga highlands places the farm within a cooler, elevated landscape distinct from coastal Bohol. Cambitoon barangay’s position in the hills — roughly 12 km from the Chocolate Hills and about 47 km by road from the Corella tarsier sanctuary area, per travel-listing distance data — places it among Inabanga’s other highland attractions.

[TO ENRICH: elevation of farm, vegetable varieties grown, campsite capacity, waterfall name and height, duration of trekking trail]

Notes

Explore Inabanga: River Mouth and Northern Transit Point

More to see in this area

The Inabanga River delta meeting the Camotes Sea in northern Bohol, mangrove-lined banks, small fishing bancas, and rice paddies along the riverside barangaysmunicipality

Inabanga: River Mouth and Northern Transit Point

Inabanga sits at the mouth of Bohol's longest river in the island's agricultural north, a minor transit point between Tagbilaran and the Tubigon ferry corridor rather than a destination in its own right.

Best: Dec–Apr

More attractions in Inabanga: River Mouth and Northern Transit Point

Other things to see nearby

Hambongan IslandNature

Hambongan Island

A peanut shape island which lies approximately less than 3 nautical miles from the mainland. The island as viewed from the mainland is like a solitary figure rich in natural wonders and fresh abundance from the sea because the island is also a marine sanctuary.

  • Lovely Place- Sua Peak Agri Tourism Park — This attraction also located at the highlands of Inabanga, offers unique landscapes and vistas. From this vantage, the famous Sea of Clouds in Danao, Bohol can be seen. Visitors can also view the Chocolate Hills from a different angle.
  • Macaban Cave — Macaban comes from the word local term "kaban" which means treasure chest. The cave's entrance can be seen just above the water level of Inabanga River. The place is also called Macaban City by the local residents of the town.