Camping & Hiking

Meteor Garden Recreational Farm in Kuching — a family-friendly BBQ and camping site with a rocky stream, gazebos, and electricity. Honest review by Mike.

Andong Beach Campground in Santubong is one of Kuching's cleanest beachside campsites. Quiet, relaxing, friendly owner. Here's what to expect.

Ridung Campsite in Siburan, Sarawak — clean river, tanjuk platforms, BBQ pits, but no quiet hours. Read before you book.

Maira Camping Site in Miri is Sarawak's best-kept secret — gated, sea-facing, with full gear rental. Here's what to expect before you book.

Pak Jemat Campsite in Sematan, Sarawak — a quiet beachside spot at the far western tip of Sarawak. Here's what to expect before you make the 2-hour drive.

Clear the Shiroh Chalet & Campsite review — honest take on this kampung glamping spot in Kampung Sapit, Kuching, Sarawak. Fruit trees, great views, friendly owners.

Damai Escape Park in Santubong is a beachfront campsite just 40 minutes from Kuching — sunset views, proboscis monkeys, and a friendly owner. Mike's full review.

KIYAU Stay & Campsite in Kampung Sapit sits above the clouds near Kuching, Sarawak. Honest review — remote, rustic, breathtaking views. Here's what to expect.

Sunrise View Village Stay in Kampung Sapit offers sea of clouds, Bidayuh hospitality, and cold hilltop nights above Kuching. Here's the honest review.

Kampung Pesang River Lodge near Kuching — a community-run riverside campsite in Sarawak with clear water, wooden pondoks, and genuinely friendly locals.

Que River Retreat in Kuching is a private family-friendly campsite in Padawan with a clear river, good facilities, and genuinely warm hospitality. Mike's honest review.

91 Beach Campsite in Miri, Sarawak is a clean, family-friendly beachfront camp with electricity, clean toilets, and beautiful sunsets. Here's the honest review.

Semenggoh Nature Reserve near Kuching is day-trip only but worth every minute. Here's what to expect, how to get there, and tips for spotting orangutans.

Batang Ai National Park in Sarawak offers raw Borneo rainforest, Iban longhouse stays, and longboat rides. Here's what to expect before you go.

Lambir Hills National Park near Miri — waterfalls, real rainforest, and solid hiking trails. Here's what to expect before you go.

Niah National Park in Sarawak — ancient limestone caves, rainforest boardwalks, and 40,000-year-old history. Here's what to know before you go.

Gunung Gading National Park in Lundu, Sarawak — home to the rare Rafflesia bloom, jungle waterfalls, and proper overnight camping. Here's what to expect.

Fairy Caves in Bau, Sarawak is a stunning limestone cave with dark trails, steep ladders and massive formations. Not a campsite — but absolutely worth a day trip from Kuching.