Haight's Place

About

Haight's Place is a rustic highland flower and vegetable farm in Paoay (Sayangan), Atok, Benguet, along the Halsema Highway, founded by the descendants of American settler Franklin Guy Haight. Its main draw is Sakura Park, home to among the first Japanese cherry blossoms (Yakiwari and Sindaya varieties) to bloom in the Philippines, alongside seasonal blooms like alstroemeria, cosmos, sunflowers, and hydrangeas. It offers day-use garden entry plus a cafe, cabins, a traditional kubo, and camping for overnight stays.

Amenities

• Flower garden (Sakura Park)
• Vegetable farm
• Cafe / dining
• Log cabins
• Traditional kubo / nipa huts
• Camping area (tent rental available)
• Rooms with private toilet, hot shower, mini kitchen
• Linen and towels provided
• Parking
• Comfort rooms
• Pet-friendly outdoor dining

Facilities

• Parking
• Restroom
• Outdoor seating

Good to know

Typically busy

Usually busy at these times — based on typical patterns, not live crowd data.

• Weekend daytime
• Holiday peak

Where

Landmark: Paoay (Sayangan area), Atok