Camping

Thinking of camping in Cameron Highlands? Taman Eko Rimba Sungai Pauh in Tanah Rata is a solid highland site — but the booking system will test your patience.

Camping at Resort Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel in Rawang — honest review of the rainforest campsite, facilities, pricing, monkey situation, and who it's best for.

Berkelah Waterfall in Gambang, Pahang — 7 tiers, cold pools, and campsites by the river. But read the access update before you go.

Recreation Camp River Sedim in Kulim, Kedah — honest review covering the riverside camping experience, facilities, crowd tips, and what to expect.

Ulu Legong Campsite in Baling, Kedah — a quiet, family-friendly river campsite with warm hospitality and a calm river perfect for kids. Mike reviews it.

Air Terjun Chemerong in Dungun, Terengganu — one of Malaysia's tallest waterfalls, a 40-min jungle hike, and a proper campsite. Here's what you need to know.

Lubuk Timah Hot Spring in Ipoh — warm pools, a walkable waterfall, and a genuinely chill afternoon. Day-trip only, no camping. Here's what to expect.

Sungai Congkak Recreational Forest in Hulu Langat — cold river water, shaded picnic spots, and a chill weekend vibe. Here's what to expect before you go.

Kuala Selangor Nature Park review — mangroves, otters, and serious mosquitoes. Here's what to expect before you make the drive.

Taman Negara Endau-Rompin review — leeches, waterfalls, ancient jungle. Here's what to expect before you go, from permits to trail conditions.

Glamping @ Wetland Putrajaya sounds great on paper — but bed bugs, hidden charges and inconsistent facilities tell a different story. Read Mike's honest review.

Tadom Hill Resorts in Banting — honest review covering activities, food, facilities, noise, and whether it's worth booking for your next group trip.

Castra Sahom Valley in Kampar, Perak — a clean, private riverside campsite with waterfall pools, hot spring, bamboo huts, and a cafe. Honest review by Mike.

Draco Nature Camp in Chenderiang, Perak might just be the cleanest campsite in Malaysia. Honest review by Mike the Explorer — facilities, tips, and what campers say.

Hammocks By The River in Hulu Langat — honest review of this dog-friendly riverside glamping and camping spot in Selangor. Worth it? Read before you go.

Santai Riverside in Janda Baik is one of Pahang's best beginner-friendly campsites — sandy river access, clean facilities, and a host who treats you like family.

Dusun Apak Kawww is a new family-friendly campsite in Selangor with clean facilities, a fruit orchard, and a riverside section in the works. Honest review here.

YAKA Campsite in Lenggeng, Negeri Sembilan — honest review covering facilities, shade (or lack of), views, and what campers actually think.