Historical: Lambingan Hills was once a community of the Dumagat folks during the ancient times, where they plant trees and search for antique things that can be possibly sold to the rich people.

Aesthetic: Lambingan Hills scenic view of the Sierra Mountain Range, Celosia flower farm, and man-made attractions are the reasons why tourists keep coming back to enjoy the place.

Social: It is visited by tourists from different places to have their own nature experience of Lambingan Hills and the activities offered in the campsite if you are staying overnight or even for a few days.

Socio Political: Lambingan Hills, a privately-owned campsite in Tanay, has been gaining income since it was opened. The income of the campsite goes to people who operate the place as well as for continued beautification.

Status Protection: It is protected by the staff taking care of Lambingan Hills, in cooperation with the rules to be followed by the Local Government Unit of Tanay.

Conservation Issues: It results in destruction and damage to the trees, plants, and man – made attractions surrounding the area.

Conservation Measures: Proper waste disposal shall be observed to avoid leaving traces in camping grounds. Guests should be responsible for keeping their campsite clean, in order, and free from damage. Explosives of any kind, firearms or munitions, pets, illegal drugs, alcoholic beverages, and any other items that could cause bodily harm or damage are not permitted inside the campsite. All camp members are expected to respect the rights and property of others. Loud noise and similar intrusive behavior are prohibited.