Camping & Hiking

PDWM Campsite in Port Dickson has stunning sea views and easy access — but the litter situation is real. Here's the honest rundown before you go.

Kenaboi Adventure Camp in Kuala Klawang has a beautiful river and good facilities — but the management is a wildcard. Here's what you need to know before you go.

Kem Alam Damai in Ulu Kenaboi, Negeri Sembilan — an off-grid riverside campsite run by the warmest hosts in the jungle. Honest review by Mike the Explorer.

Ngoi Ngoi Campsite in Negeri Sembilan — an honest review of this quiet off-grid car camping spot near Pantai. What to expect, facilities, and tips.

CityDen Roomstay & Campsite in Rembau, N9 — a quiet kampung base near Gunung Datuk. Honest review of facilities, tent area, rooms and what campers say.

D' Nyiur Campsite in Pedas, Negeri Sembilan is a family-friendly riverside spot with one of the friendliest campsite owners in Malaysia. Here's the honest review.

Api-api D'NKA Glamping in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan — honest review of facilities, food, activities, and whether it's worth the stay.

Berhulucamp in Jempol, Negeri Sembilan — a structured group campsite with jungle activities, facilitators and proper facilities. Here's what to expect.

Tucked deep in Kuala Klawang, Negeri Sembilan, Rock Lemon blends real forest feel with decent facilities. Great for families, couples, and first-timers.

Rimbun Permai in Kuala Klawang is one of Negeri Sembilan's best-kept camping secrets — clean, family-friendly, river access, and an orchard you can eat from.

Honest review of Masha And The Bear Campsite in Pedas, Negeri Sembilan — riverside camping with farm animals, mountain views, and some real maintenance issues.

MyCampsite in Pantai, Seremban is one of NS's most well-equipped forest campsites — hot showers, power plugs, clean facilities and a café on site.

Kebun Chenta in Mantin, Negeri Sembilan is a clean, family-friendly paid campsite with a shallow river, fruit trees, and a caring owner. Here's what to expect.

Berembun Camp at Ulu Bendul in Kuala Pilah is a well-managed family riverside campsite in Negeri Sembilan. Clean toilets, shallow river, and numbered lots.

Last Post D'Rimba in Kota, NS — open green field, full Gunung Datuk panorama, stream nearby, and an ex-army CO who genuinely looks after you.

Lubuk Ghancung in Kuala Klawang is a quiet, family-friendly riverside campsite in Negeri Sembilan with clean facilities, plug points, and a friendly CO.

De Star Glamping in Lenggeng, Negeri Sembilan — honest review of this family-friendly glamping site near Broga Hills. Air-con tents, pool, animals for kids.

Jeram Campsite in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan — semi-wild, no electricity, 10 tents max, and a hidden waterfall 15 mins away. Honest review by Mike the Explorer.