Camping

Selama Beach Campsite in Rantau Panjang, Perak — clean river, friendly owner, and a smart deposit system that keeps it that way. Mike's honest review.

Zakka Campsite in Ringlet offers stunning highland views and cool nights — but the daytime fly situation is real. Honest review from Mike the Explorer.

Awan Malam Campsite in Gopeng, Perak delivers misty nights, clean toilets, riverside camping, and a night shop. Here's the honest review from Mike the Explorer.

Teluk Batik Campsite in Lumut, Perak offers beachside camping with electric hookups, clean toilets, and stunning sunsets. Mike's honest review — including the monkey situation.

Kampungku Retreat in Serendah is a clean, well-run riverside campsite with great hospitality. Here's what to expect before you go.

Ali River Campsite in Kerling, Selangor offers clean riverside camping at RM50/tapak. Off-road access, no electricity, but the river and vibe make it worth it.

Dusun Tok Pa in Slim River, Perak is a traditional kampung homestay surrounded by rubber trees — honest review by Mike the Explorer on TAHAN Outdoor.

Gaharu Campsite and Resort in Kuala Kubu Baru is a clean, well-managed kampung escape with camping and bungalow options. Great for families and beginners.

Seven Beret Campsite in Batu Kurau, Perak — clean river, friendly hosts, and the best durian camping experience in Malaysia. Mike's honest review.

Lereng Adventure Camp in Chemor, Perak — honest review. Great for school trips and team building, but know what's working before you book.

Cozy Leisure Farm in Cameron Highlands sits at 1,200m with sweeping valley views, a 30-year-old working farm, and a 4WD ride up that'll get your heart going.

Dangau Jungle Herb Sauna in Taman Melawati — camping just 30 mins from KL. Honest review on facilities, Abang Bob, monkeys, and the riverside experience.

Duo Camp by the River in Kuala Kubu Baru — crystal clear river, friendly owner, clean facilities. Here's what to know before you go.

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Numbered beach lots, pine tree shade, sea breeze, and a small café — all in the quiet far corner of Johor. Chalets available too if your group wants a roof.

Campsite Tok Isa in Pengerang, Johor — beachfront camping with tree shade, basic facilities, and a chill kampung vibe. Is it worth the drive? Mike breaks it down.

Inside Hutan Lipur Gunung Pulai 2, Kulai — organised lots, proper facilities, staff on site. A solid first camping trip for families with kids.

Logok Campsite in Johor is a clean beachside spot with grassy pitches and friendly staff — but there's one gate issue you seriously need to know about.