About Victoria Park (Cassamata Hill National Park)
Victoria Park, widely known as Cassamata Hill National Park, is a 57-hectare hilltop national park in Bangued, Abra, Philippines. Established in 1933, it sits on Cassamata Hill overlooking the town and Abra River valley. Notable for its pine-covered slopes, panoramic viewpoints, and historical markers, it serves as the main public park and recreation area for Bangued residents and visitors seeking nature, views, and local history.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a pine-covered hilltop park above Bangued town with paved roads and trails leading to viewpoints overlooking the Abra River valley and town proper. The park features open grassy areas, picnic sheds, benches, a view deck, and historical markers. The environment is quiet and breezy, suitable for leisurely walks, photography, and picnics with shaded areas and landscaped grounds.
Key highlights
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Panoramic viewpoint overlooking Bangued town and Abra River valley
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Pine-covered hilltop landscape within one of the smallest national parks in the Philippines
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Historical markers and monuments related to the park's establishment
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Picnic and recreation areas with sheds and benches
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Accessible hilltop drive and walking paths for sightseeing and photography