Azam's Orange Farm Campsite
01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Raw, no-frills farm camping on a working orange orchard — no fake attractions, just views, quiet and the smell of orange trees.
Evenings turn calm and cold, and the sky clears for stargazing after 11pm until dawn.
You feel the altitude at 5,000ft — carpet clouds roll by and raindrops on the tent are part of the charm.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Last 400m narrow muddy track; SUV / high clearance recommended
Last 400m is a rough, muddy, narrow road — SUV advised; Daytime flies from the organic farm can be annoying
04 🛏️ Staying at Azam's Orange Farm Campsite
Camp on cliff-top platforms cut into a working orange orchard, where the sweeping highland views, free oranges to pluck and 14°C stargazing nights make up for the bumpy road in.
- Farm-style cliff camping - Wooden platforms are terraced into the orange orchard on a cliff area, each slot spaced well apart with its own view — some have a roof and solar fairy lights. Raw farm camping, not glamping.
- Free oranges, cold nights - You can pluck and eat the oranges free at the campsite, and takeaway oranges come at a discount. Nights drop to around 14°C, so a proper sleeping bag and warm layers are essential.
- Rough road, big reward - The last 400 m is a challenging muddy track — go slow, ideally in an SUV. Once you're up, the panorama, carpet clouds and clear night skies make the drive worth it.
Book ahead via WhatsApp 013-204 1171 — walk-ins aren't guaranteed (the owner confirms booking in advance is required) and they'll send the route. Bring: thick clothes for ~14°C nights, sleeping bag + mat, personal stove/burner (no BBQ pit), torch, your own drinking water (ground-source water isn't ideal), and grippy shoes for the slippery slope.
05 🛠 Facilities
⛺ Cliff platforms — Wooden camping platforms terraced into the orange orchard, spaced apart so each group gets its own private spot and view.
🍊 Free oranges — Pluck and eat oranges free while you camp; takeaway oranges are sold at a friendly discount.
🚻 Basic toilets & sink — Toilets and a sink are provided but very basic — no heater, rough finishes; bring your own toiletries and water.
🔌 Solar lights & sockets — Some slots come with a roof, solar-powered fairy lights (on around 7pm) and a charging socket — check when booking.
🚗 Small car park — Limited parking at the top with a short downhill walk to the campsite; ground-source water tap is available.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"View is breath taking, while at night the temperature could drop at 14 celcius. Prepare to get bones shaking. 5000ft above sea level, you can experience carpet cloud."
"The ambience is nice, cold and oranges are sweet and juicy self picking experience. A bit of hiking down through the farm and up but worth for the views. Reminded me of Jeju Orange farms but with our local Malaysian orange trees."
"This site stands out from the crowd - nestled among orange orchards, with stunning views and fresh oranges you can pluck and eat. No fake attractions or gimmicks, just raw, farm-style camping the way it should be."
4.5★ from 32 reviews — 20 five-star and 10 four-star against just one 3★ and one 2★: most campers rave about the view, price and oranges, while the minority flag maintenance, flies and the tough road.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| 1st night [CAMPER] | RM100 |
| 2nd night [CAMPER] | RM70 |
| 3rd night [CAMPER] | RM50 |
| On-site oranges | FREE to eat |
| Takeaway oranges | Discounted / pay by kg |
| 1st night [CAMPER] | RM100 |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. No official rate sheet published — pricing is camper-reported (RM100/RM70/RM50 for 1st/2nd/3rd nights, 2024). Oranges are free to eat on site; takeaway gets a friendly discount. Book via WhatsApp 013-204 1171 (number posted on the official Facebook page and TikTok bio).
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Shinetrip storage box keeps the kids comfortable, and a Naturehike grill handles the everyday gear.
- Glamping units come with the basics — a Naturehike headlamp makes it cosier, and a Shinetrip tableware covers any extra needs.
- Azam's Orange Farm Campsite sits by a river — a Naturehike quick dry towel makes river sessions easier, and a Naturehike mosquito coil rack keeps everyone dry between swims.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1How do I book a spot?
WhatsApp the owner at 013-204 1171 (number posted on the official Facebook page and TikTok bio). The owner sends the route and parking guidance, and booking in advance is required — walk-ins aren't guaranteed.
Q2How much does it cost?
No official rate sheet is published. Campers report RM100 for the 1st night, RM70 for the 2nd and RM50 for the 3rd. Oranges are free to eat on site; takeaway is discounted.
Q3Can a normal car make it up?
The last 400m is narrow, uneven and muddy. Reviewers recommend an SUV or high-ground-clearance car; sedans can manage driving very slowly, but motorbikes and 4WDs are ideal.
Q4What facilities are available?
Toilets, a sink, ground-source water and limited parking. Some platforms have a roof, solar fairy lights and a charging socket. No heater, few plug points, no BBQ pit — bring your own stove.
Q5How cold does it get at night?
Temperatures can drop to around 14°C (colder in peak months). Bring a proper sleeping bag, thick clothes and a decent mat — reviewers warn it gets bone-shaking cold.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.