Camp in Tagalog

Camp in Tagalog translates to “kampo” or “kampamento,” referring to a temporary outdoor shelter or organized group activity. The term is commonly used for camping sites, military installations, and organized retreats.

Learn how “kampo” is used in Filipino contexts, from outdoor adventures to community gatherings, and master its various meanings in everyday conversation.

[Words] = Camp

[Definition]:

• Camp /kæmp/
• Noun 1: A place with temporary accommodations consisting of tents or other structures, typically used for outdoor activities.
• Noun 2: A complex of buildings for specific purposes, such as military training or refugee shelter.
• Verb: To live temporarily in a tent or outdoors, especially for recreation.

[Synonyms] = Kampo, Kampamento, Paginilayan, Tolda, Magkampo, Kampuhan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: We set up camp near the river and stayed there for three days.
Ex1_PH: Nagtayo kami ng kampo malapit sa ilog at nanatili doon ng tatlong araw.

Ex2_EN: The summer camp offers activities like swimming, hiking, and archery for children.
Ex2_PH: Ang summer camp ay nag-aalok ng mga aktibidad tulad ng paglangoy, paghahking, at archery para sa mga bata.

Ex3_EN: The military established a training camp in the mountain region.
Ex3_PH: Ang militar ay nagtayo ng training kampamento sa rehiyon ng bundok.

Ex4_EN: They love to camp under the stars every weekend.
Ex4_PH: Mahilig silang magkampo sa ilalim ng mga bituin tuwing weekend.

Ex5_EN: The refugee camp provided shelter and food for thousands of displaced families.
Ex5_PH: Ang refugee kampo ay nagbigay ng tirahan at pagkain para sa libu-libong pamilyang nawalan ng tahanan.