01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Small, tidy and warmly run — the kind of kampung campsite where the host brings you mats and hands over freshly cut fruit.
Family-first: the kids' pool, playground and fishing corner mean the children are sorted while adults relax by the water.
Quiet and uncrowded — one reviewer had the whole place to themselves for most of a stay.
A resort-lite camping feel: clean toilets and paved pads, but still very much the countryside with geese, chickens and veg plots around.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Kampung Labong, south of Endau town, Johor. ~40km / 45-55 min north of Mersing via Route 3; ~160km / 2.5h from Johor Bahru
Plot size only 5m x 5m — big tents need two plots; No published price list or website
04 🛏️ Staying at Labong Campsite
Labong is a small, spotlessly kept family-run campsite where a huge swimming pool, clean toilets and a playground make it more resort-lite than rough bush camp. The uncle-host hands you rubber mats for the paved tent pads, shares fruit from the plot, and will even move you into a dry chalet when the rain starts.
- Pick your tapak, book by name - Plots are numbered (C2, C3, C8…) and 5m x 5m each — Daphne reserves specific ones over WhatsApp. Big flysheets (e.g. 5.5m x 4.4m) need a second plot, which she'll hold for you.
- Pool first, camp later - Two pools — a large shallow one built for kids and a bigger one for adults — are the camp's showpiece. Reviewers called the pools alone reason enough to come, especially in scorching weather.
- Rain plan: the chalet card - A leaking flysheet in the rain is the one recurring complaint. The camp responds fast: upgrade to a cosy standalone chalet with shower, toilet and balcony, and you sleep dry.
- Book via WhatsApp +60 12-727 1545 (ask for Daphne) — there's no website or booking platform.
- Tell her your tent's footprint: tapaks are only 5m x 5m, so a big tent needs two plots.
- Bring a waterproof flysheet/groundsheet — one review hit a leaky flysheet in the rain.
- Pack swim gear: the kids' pool and adult pool are the main events.
- Cash for the chalet upgrade and any extras; host shares fruits & veggies from the plot.
05 🛠 Facilities
🏕️ Numbered tapak plots — Camping is on numbered 5m x 5m plots (C2, C3, C8…) on paved paths and rock platforms. The uncle hands out rubber mats so tents stay clean and mud-free even after rain.
🏊 Two swimming pools — A huge children's play pool plus a bigger adult pool — both described as spacious and clean. 'The pool itself I believe is a good enough reason to camp here,' one reviewer wrote.
🚿 Toilets & showers — Public toilets and showers that reviewers rate 'superb', 'super duper clean' — one said a single toilet 'can fit a whole family inside'. There's also a separate dish-washing area.
🧒 Playground & farmyard — A kids' play area, big grass section, geese and chickens roaming around, and fishing activities for children — plenty to keep little ones busy.
🛏️ Standalone chalets — Small cosy chalets with shower, toilet and a balcony in front of the door. Handy as a dry upgrade mid-stay or if you'd rather not pitch at all.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"My daughter and I wanted to camp a bit during the last school vacation so we booked a place nearby and off we went for our trip. Sadly the first camp was not that great so the second morning the search started and I found this camp online. A bit of a drive from where we were but we decided why not. It was the week after CNY. We got there to and was the only people at the campsite ( later 1 more couple came. We were amazed at how novice it was here. Toilets was superb and very clean and well maintained. Camp grounds was big and spacious. Were selected our spot and the uncle in charge brought us some mats to use under our tent. We set up as fast as possible and then we were into the pool they have. My daughter was so happy. After swimming we had showers and prepared for dinner. Started raining not too long after we ate and we loved I to the tent only to realise after 15 minutes that we have a water problem. our bedding and every thing got wet due to leaking flysheet of the tent. I messaged the camp people and asked if we could upgrade to a small stand alone chalet they have. They were quick to respond and payment was fine and we moved. Really nice cozy little chalet with a shower and toilet and a small balcony area in front of the door. Had a good night of dry sleep there and just in general had a good time there. The camp itself has a few different types of sites to choose from. All very clean and well maintained. There are some fruits and vegetables growing around that was generously shared by the uncle there. The camping areas has paved pathways and rocks where you setup your tent ( hence the rubber matts the uncle gave us ) so you don't have mud around after the rain. The pool itself I believe is a good enough reason to camp here. Nice spacious clean. There is a separate wash up are for dished. A play area for young kids. A big grass section. Some geese and chickens were also around. All in all a very nice camp and for sure a place we will camp at again."
"Contacted Daphne on 8 Oct for booking C2&C3 30oct-31oct-1nov Deepavali holiday, afterwards realised that tapak size is 5m x 5m only but our flysheet is 5.5m x 4.4m , needs one more tapak . Appreciated Daphne for willing to reserve another C8 for us . And Uncle was super duper nice n friendly. He was very attentive and shared so many goodies with us . We enjoyed fresh coconuts , vegetable, passion fruits , pink pamelo and Kedondong during the stay . Kids as well as adults enjoy the huge water pools in the scorching weather ."
"Beautiful campsite! Toilet super duper clean, can fit a whole family inside! Theres playground and artifical swimming pool. I will upload more photos later"
4.8★ from 12 reviews — every written review (7 of them) is 5★, while the rating-only reviews include a 3★ and a 4★ with no text, which is what pulls the average off perfect.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Camping plot (tapak 5m x 5m) | not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
| Second plot for oversized tent | reserved on request, no published rate [CAMPER] |
| Standalone chalet (upgrade, has shower/toilet/balcony) | not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
| Kids fishing activity | available free during stay [CAMPER] |
| Fresh produce (coconut, pomelo, passion fruit, kedondong) | shared free by host [CAMPER] |
| Camping plot (tapak 5m x 5m) | RM n/a — not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. No price list is published online or on the Google listing — fees are set over the phone/WhatsApp with Daphne. Reviews suggest generous hosts who share farm produce and lend gear (rubber mats) at no charge. Chalet upgrade is paid separately and was arranged mid-stay in Rudie V's review.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Naturehike quick dry towel keeps the kids comfortable, and a Naturehike wagon handles the everyday gear.
- Bring gear that handles water — a Blackdog picnic mat makes swim days easier, and a Blackdog kettle keeps the site tidy.
- Labong Campsite sits by a river — a Buerk gas stove makes river sessions easier, and a Naturehike backpack keeps everyone dry between swims.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1How do I book a plot?
WhatsApp or call +60 12-727 1545 and ask for Daphne — there's no website or booking platform. She reserves specific numbered plots (e.g. C2, C3, C8) for you.
Q2How big are the camping plots?
Tapaks are 5m x 5m. If your tent or flysheet is bigger (one reviewer's flysheet was 5.5m x 4.4m), book a second plot — Daphne was happy to reserve one.
Q3Are there toilets and showers?
Yes — public toilets and showers that reviewers consistently call very clean and well maintained, plus a separate dish-washing area.
Q4Can we swim there?
Yes, that's the highlight: a huge children's play pool and a bigger adult pool, both clean and spacious. Perfect in hot weather.
Q5Is there shelter if it rains?
Yes — small standalone chalets with shower, toilet and a front balcony. One reviewer upgraded mid-stay after a leaky flysheet and the camp responded quickly.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.