Camp 6 en · PROPN
Etymology
It was named during the construction of Kennon Road by American and Filipino builders. They had to set up eight camps on their way up to Baguio.
Meanings
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A sitio in the barangay of Camp Four, Tuba, Benguet, Philippines, situated along Kennon Road.
The President, along with Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, Tuba Mayor Clarita Sal-ongan, and DPWH officials, inspected on Sunday the rock shed project at Purok Millsite Sitio Camp 6 in Barangay Camp 4, on Kennon Road.
2025 August 25, Dexter Cabalza, “Contractor behind ‘useless’ Benguet project is Marcos political ally”, in Inquirer.net, archived from the original on 26 Aug 2025:I then needed to look for the parking / loading area of jeepneys with a “Camp 6” route. I thought the area around Burnham Park would be a good place to start since it was where many jeepneys within Baguio and Benguet can be found. A bunch of locals pointed me to a Jollibee branch nearby. I forgot the exact location of the jeepney stop now. All I can remember is that the “Camp 6” jeepneys should be found behind a Jollibee branch. I can’t say for sure, but I think the place was along T. Claudio Street corner Harrison Road.
2011 October 19, Marcos Detourist, Ambot-ah!, archived from the original on 23 Feb 2026:On May 13, Baguio Water District general manager Salvador Royeca called the attention of Fongwan through a letter over threats on its water sources in Amliang which is in Kabuyao and Camp 6, Tuba, Benguet. The general manager reported the turbidity seen at Dam 3 Stage 1 in Camp 6 was seemingly a result of the land development in the alleged Aliping property. This was established during an inspection conducted by the BWD April 28.
2014 August 31, Vince Chua, USJ-R Intern and Chelsea Hilliam Lim, USC Intern, “Chronicling Kabuyao’s destruction”, in Sunstar, archived from the original on 23 Feb 2026:
Relateds
Camp Four · Camp One (camps of Kennon Road) · Camp 7 · Camp Three · Camp 2 · Camp 8 · Camp 5