Quezon Province — not to be confused with Quezon City — is a long, scenic province stretching from Bondoc Peninsula to the Sierra Madre foothills. It has a warm, community-driven RC hobbyist culture that has been making itself known on the national RC scene.
Tayabas RC Group (TRCG)
The Tayabas RC Group is one of the most active RC communities in Quezon Province. Based in the historic city of Tayabas, TRCG has participated in inter-community events and collaborated with groups across CALABARZON for RC competitions and friendly matches. Their participation in the Batangas vs Tayabas 3v3 Sabayan event at MV RC Park in Candelaria showcased their competitive spirit and community pride.
MV RC Park — Candelaria, Quezon
MV RC Park, hosted at MUG VATEÍ in Candelaria, Quezon, has emerged as a local RC venue serving enthusiasts in the northern Quezon Province area. The venue hosts friendly competitions including the 3v3 Sabayan format — a team-based RC event that emphasizes community and camaraderie alongside competition. Events here have featured Pop the Balloon and RC Sumo in addition to traditional crawling and racing formats.
Supporting Communities
The Quezon Province RC scene is supported by several groups including R33 Zone Tayabas and TSG, alongside collaborations with communities from neighboring Batangas and Laguna. The culture here emphasizes friendly competition and welcoming new hobbyists to the fold.
Getting to Quezon Province for RC
Candelaria and Tayabas are accessible via the Maharlika Highway from Metro Manila — roughly 3 to 4 hours depending on traffic. The STAR Tollway and SLEX serve as main arteries heading south. RC hobbyists from Laguna and Batangas are closest and often join Quezon Province events.
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