Our Story

Acquired in 1997 as a rice land but not knowing how to plant rice we failed to harvest even a few kilos of rice. We then decided to convert a portion of the lot into fishponds. Other areas were planted with mangos and other fruit trees. A rest house was then built using materials acquired from demolished gasoline service stations, us being an accredited contractor of oil companies. Acquiring more materials from demolished stations we were able to reuse these to build more structures for a resort.

In March 2007 we were able to open to the public with just a pavilion, one swimming pool, a gazebo and a small canteen. Over the years as we acquired more used materials, we were able to use these to build more facilities such as guest houses up to what it is today. We also chose to name the farm after Lola Corazon because we already have a construction company named after her husband. We also want her to be remembered by her children and “apos” long after she is gone.