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Morong Park

An ecological park on the Bataan side of the Freeport, well south of the CBD. It sits on the stretch of the zone where the named districts run out, and is marked only by its plus code.

Morong Park is on the southern arm of the Freeport, over on the Bataan side, a long way from the CBD and its restaurants. It is listed as an ecological park, a green space rather than a built attraction, and it is far enough out that the Freeport's usual district names stop being useful; the address on record is a plus code, Q73J+996, and nothing more. That is worth knowing before setting off. This is a drive, and nothing on file describes facilities, opening times, or whether anyone is there to greet you. Go for the quiet, and go knowing that is all the record promises.

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