Camping & Hiking

Camp Nemo in Balok, Pahang — beachside camping between the trees, family-friendly, first come first serve. Here's the honest review before you go.

Little Habitat Campsite in Bentong is a family and pet-friendly glamping spot with a pool, stream, and open grounds. Here's the honest review.

Shukor Campsite in Dungun, Terengganu — a quiet riverside spot that's great for families. Clean water, spacious grounds, decent facilities. Mike's honest review.

Wind Of Nature Camp in Bentong, Pahang — cold breezy nights, clean toilets, friendly staff, and yes, bring mosquito coils. Here's the honest review.

Umi Campsite Setiu is a clean, friendly riverside camp in Terengganu — great for families and beginners. Clear stream, good facilities, easy vehicle access.

Sungai Kuali Camp Site in Bentong, Pahang — cold river, open field, basic chalets, and a kampung vibe that families and retreat groups love. Honest review inside.

Fully set-up glamping in Bandar Darulaman, Jitra — aircond tents, long swimming pool, café on site. Clean, new feel. Good for families wanting a proper reset.

Super Golf Farm Bedong is a glamping farm resort in Kedah with mookata, ATV, fishing, and a mini zoo. Full honest review by Mike the Explorer.

Alfariq Campsite in Yan, Kedah is a family-friendly riverside camp with shallow waters, gazebo platforms, electricity and a friendly team. Here's the honest review.

Caribbean Campsite in Kg Ruat, Yan sits between paddy fields and the sea with Gunung Jerai views. Honest review by Mike the Explorer for TAHAN Outdoor.

Jahang Eco Camp in Gopeng, Perak is a riverside gem — calm, clean, with plug points per lot and a friendly owner. Here's Mike's honest take.

RKCG in Hulu Langat is one of the best-equipped family campsites near KL — private lots, clean toilets, water heater, pool, and a riverside spot 45 mins from the city.

Campers and glampers share the grounds at this Selangor riverside spot. Close to KL, proper facilities, and quieter the further in you go.

Ajin Campsite in Hulu Langat is great for family gatherings — river access, clean toilets, activities on site. But if you want peace and quiet, read this first.

No camping allowed, but Chamang is genuinely worth the trip from KL. Wide rocky basin, shallow pools, zero hiking. Here's what to expect before you drive up.

Quiet, underrated lake resort in Lenggong, Perak. Mainly chalets, but tent camping is possible. The kind of calm that actually resets your brain.

PD Mayangsari Campsite review — clean beachfront camping in Negeri Sembilan, great for families. Honest take on facilities, pricing surprises, and what to expect.

Mayangbay Campsite in Port Dickson sits right on a former mining quarry lake — clean facilities, kayaking, ATV rides, and great for families. Honest review by Mike.