01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Quiet kampung riverside camping where the owner greets you with free roti canai and a smile.
Kids splash in the cold river while adults laze under the fruit trees — very much a family, unplugged-and-relax scene.
Sleepy, friendly and unpolished: real Malaysian farm camping, not a resort — and that's exactly its charm.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — via palm-oil estate rocky dirt road, narrow in places; normal cars, high-rise cars & campervans OK
Rocky, narrow dirt road through palm-oil estate; No water heaters in toilets
04 🛏️ Staying at Combat Campsite
A small, family-run riverside camping farm where the owner greets campers with free roti canai and a cold, crystal-clear river waits at the bottom of the fruit orchards. Basic, friendly and genuinely kampung — pitch your tent, plug into a power point, and spend the day tubing or splashing in the shallows.
- Free roti canai, seriously - Reviewers keep mentioning it: the owner treats campers to free roti canai (even frozen ones for next morning's breakfast), plus free fruit when the dusun is in season.
- A river made for kids - Shallow areas for kids with a safety rope strung across the river, life jackets for rent at RM5, and deeper holes for tubing — easy to keep an eye on everyone.
- Kampung hospitality, flexible hours - Kak siti and pak ndak run the place personally — early check-ins and late check-outs are fine as long as no one else is arriving.
Book direct: call/WhatsApp 010-913 7187 (or 013-538 2829) or message the FB page 'Combat Campsite Lubuk Petai Sedim.' — no third-party platform.
Bring your own food, drinking water and toiletries (camp is far from town; no water heaters).
Cash is safest.
Budget ~RM30/night per site + RM10/vehicle entry.
05 🛠 Facilities
🏕️ Campsite pitches — Open, grassy pitches close to parking with plug points and lights on some spots (recently added). Reviewers report RM30/night per site, with early check-in/late check-out flexibility from the owner.
🚻 Toilets & surau — Three toilets with showers (both squat and toilet bowl) plus a surau on site. Reviewers call them basic but very clean — just don't expect water heaters.
🏊 River & tubing — The star attraction: cold, clear river water with shallow areas for kids, a safety rope across the river, deeper holes for tubing, and life jackets for rent at RM5.
🍳 Kitchen & cooking area — A covered cooking area with sink is provided for big group cooks, and the owner can arrange BBQ (perap bakar) on order.
🍉 Fruit orchards — The camp is surrounded by local dusun (fruit villages) — in season, guests get free fruit from pak ndak and mak ndak, and there's a picnic site rental (RM10) for day-trippers.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"We had a wonderful experience at this campsite! The entire area is exceptionally clean, including the river and the toilets (note: no water heaters, which is typical for the full nature experience). The owner is incredibly friendly and went above and beyond by treating every camper to free roti canai! One of the best highlights is the flexibility—as long as there aren't campers coming in or leaving, the owner allows early check-ins and late check-outs, which made our trip so relaxing. Our spot also had a dedicated power point, which was very convenient. We truly had a great time and will definitely be back!"
"Seronok camping kat sini. Terima kasih buat kak siti yang peramah dan mudah untuk berurusan. Walaupun jalan agak mencabar sedikit terutamanya bila berselisih dengan kereta lain, tapi bila dah sampai tu rasa sangat berbaloi. Campsite bersih, tandas walaupun bukan moden tapi sangat bersih dan selesa. Surau pun selesa. Terima kasih pada pak ndak yang menguruskan campsite juga sebab bg kami free roti canai frozen untuk breakfast esok harinya. Pendek kata pengalaman yang sangat best. Anak2 mmg seronok sangat. Insyaallah kami akan datang lagi."
"Tempat menarik dan sesuai untuk aktiviti riadah dan santai.Yang tau saja tau..tenang saja dok sini..Owner pulak terbaik.Sangat ramah dan membantu.x rugi bawak anak2 mai.nk tenang jiwa pon boleh.La dah ada plug point ngan lampu..nk pacak kemah xdak masalah.nk memasak ramai2 ada disediakan tempat memasak.Nk tempah perap bakaq pon boleh contect owner."
A lopsided but healthy 4.6★: 22 five-star and 7 four-star reviews versus a single textless one-star — the small minority of grumbles come mainly about the access road, not the camp itself.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Campsite pitch / night | RM30 [CAMPER] |
| Day-trip entry | RM10 per vehicle [CAMPER] |
| Picnic site rental | RM10 [CAMPER] |
| Life jacket rental | RM5 [CAMPER] |
| Free roti canai from owner | Free [CAMPER] |
| Campsite pitch / night | RM30 [CAMPER] |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. All prices are from Google reviewer price lists (Mizz zck, SIOW遥) — the camp publishes no official price list online. Call 010-913 7187 to confirm current rates before visiting.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Combat Campsite sits by a river — a Naturehike mosquito killing lamp makes river sessions easier, and a Shinetrip storage box keeps everyone dry between swims.
- Camping with the whole crew — a Naturehike quick dry towel for the little ones, and a Naturehike dry bag keeps everyone fed and happy.
- Swim sessions are a big part of the day — a Shinetrip camping light for the water, and a Blackdog camping fan light dries you off fast after.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1How much does it cost to camp at Combat Campsite?
Reviewers report RM30/night for a campsite pitch, around RM10 per vehicle for day-trip entry, RM10 to rent a picnic site and RM5 for a life jacket. No official price list is published — call 010-913 7187 to confirm.
Q2How do I book a spot?
Book direct with the camp: call or WhatsApp 010-913 7187 (Google listing) or 013-538 2829 (FB listing), or message the Facebook page 'Combat Campsite Lubuk Petai Sedim.'. No online booking platform.
Q3Can normal cars make it to the campsite?
Yes — reviewers confirm normal cars, high-rise cars and campervans can get in. Just expect a rocky dirt road through a palm-oil plantation, narrow in places when two cars meet.
Q4Is the river safe for kids?
Reviewers describe shallow areas ideal for children, a safety rope strung across the river, and life jackets available for rent — adults should still supervise, as there are deeper holes for tubing.
Q5What should I bring?
Food, drinking water and basic toiletries — the camp is a fair distance from town and the toilets have no water heaters. Cash is safest. Also bring a camera: the free roti canai and seasonal fruit are real.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.