Lengkong Naga Campsite
01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Kampung-style agro retreat — durian trees, river breeze and zero city noise.
Slow mornings watching the mist lift off the Pahang River from a riverside chalet.
Sunset boat rides, kids splashing by the island, and the scent of durian in the air.
Hosts who treat you like family — reviewers keep coming back for the warmth.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Kg Paya Telok, Guai, Bera — 2.5km from main road, 2.0km from Jambatan Guai, last ~800m off-road track (rough, drive slow); Waze 'Masjid Kampung Guai' or 'Lengkong Naga Campsite'; regular car OK
Entrance road is a bit rough for the last ~800m; No published rates — must call/WhatsApp or check Airbnb
04 🛏️ Staying at Lengkong Naga Campsite
A kampung-style agro campsite tucked inside a durian orchard above the Pahang River — think durian feasts, sunset boat rides and lazy lake fishing with hosts who treat you like family. You can pitch a tent on the flat riverside ground or take a chalet/guesthouse room.
- Durian & fruit orchard - Pick durian, mangosteen, pomelo and rambutan straight off the trees when in season — reviewers rave about the affordable (reportedly RM6/kg) durian feasts.
- Sunset river boat ride - Hop on the boat for a ride along the Pahang River with a stop at a small island — kids wade in the shallows while you watch the sunset from the water.
- Camp or chalet - Pitch a tent with full water & electricity, or take a riverside chalet / Airbnb guesthouse — half the group roughs it, the other half sleeps in a bed.
Booking: call En. Murad at 012-981 3224 or WhatsApp Pn. Naemah at 017-960 4727 — no published rates, so always ask the current fee and confirm activities. Chalets can also be booked via Airbnb. Bring your own tent, fishing rod, torch, insect repellent and BBQ supplies (or arrange with the hosts). Durian season is roughly June–August plus a shorter round around December — call ahead if durian is your main mission. The last ~800m is an off-road track; take it slow.
05 🛠 Facilities
⛺ Camping & chalets — Flat tent areas with complete water & electricity supply, plus chalets and an Airbnb guesthouse for those who want a bed. On site: 3 bathrooms/toilets (outside the rooms), surau, kitchen/sink area and shower.
🌅 River & boat rides — The Pahang River runs along the orchard — sunset boat rides with a small-island stop, river soaking for kids, and a jetty with boat rental for anglers.
🎣 Fishing lake & river — A private lake on-site for fishing plus the river itself; bring your own rod. Reviewers call it one of the best camping-and-fishing combos in the area — some stayed 3 days just for it.
🍈 Durian & fruit orchard — Seasonal durian, mangosteen, pomelo and rambutan picking; durian at ~RM6/kg and reportedly free feasts when the season is on. Also on offer: sarang kelulut honey harvesting and a visit to a mega-size tree.
🔥 BBQ & event space — BBQ pit, PA system, 10 folding tables & 40 chairs, fenced grounds, parking beside the site, life jackets, swimming pool and pet-friendly policy — popular for family days, uniform teams and leadership camps.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"Friendly hosts with excellent service. We had durian picking activity along with other fruits like mangosteen, pomelo and rambutans! We could also bbq at the area. Highlight was the river boat ride with sunset view. Unforgettable view. ♥️ Kids had an enjoyable time soaking in the river by the small island on the boat ride. Thank you!"
"Went there to eat durian, have calming view of river. You can come here with your family to camp here. If you like to fishing , there is a lake here. Come here to embrace nature and have fresh air 👍👍"
"An unforgettable campsite getaway: savoring affordable durian feasts, cozy chalet stays, and tranquil river fishing moments. 🏞️🍽️🎣 #NatureBliss #DurianDelight #RiversideRetreat"
Very tight and positive — 21 of 24 reviews are 5★ with just 2 four-star and 1 three-star (4.8 average), and the only complaints are the rough entrance road and basic facilities.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Durian makan (in season) | RM6/kg [CAMPER] |
| Durian & fruit feast (season) | Free [CAMPER] |
| Tent camping | Not published — call camp [OFFICIAL] |
| Chalet / guesthouse (Airbnb) | Not published — check Airbnb [OFFICIAL] |
| River boat & jetty rental | Not published — call camp [CAMPER] |
| ATV ride | Not published — call camp [CAMPER] |
| Fishing (lake & river) | Not published — bring own rod [CAMPER] |
| Durian makan (in season) | RM6/kg [CAMPER] |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. No official price list is published anywhere — the camp is run by En. Murad (call 012-981 3224) and Pn. Naemah (WhatsApp 017-9604727), so current fees must be confirmed by phone/WhatsApp or on the Airbnb listing. The only camper-reported figure is durian at RM6/kg during season, with several reviewers mentioning free durian feasts. Facebook shows a ££ price range.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Blackdog wagon keeps the kids comfortable, and a Naturehike quick dry towel handles the everyday gear.
- The water is the main draw here — a Naturehike mosquito killing lamp handles the wet gear, and a Blackdog kettle covers the basics for a river camp-out.
- Swim sessions are a big part of the day — a Vidalido dome tent for the water, and a Naturehike headlamp dries you off fast after.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1How much does it cost to camp at Lengkong Naga?
No official rates are published — call En. Murad at 012-981 3224 or WhatsApp Pn. Naemah at 017-960 4727. Durian in season runs about RM6/kg and reviewers mention free durian feasts during the season.
Q2Do I need a 4WD to get there?
No — regular cars get in fine. From the main road it's about 2.5km with the last ~800m an off-road track that reviewers call 'a bit bad', so drive slowly.
Q3Can I book a chalet instead of camping?
Yes — chalets are available on site, and there's an Airbnb listing (entire guesthouse in Bera, hosted by the camp) if you prefer to book online.
Q4When is durian season?
Generally June–August with a shorter round around December. Call ahead to confirm the orchard is in season before making the drive from KL.
Q5Is it family/kids friendly?
Very — reviewers highlight river soaking by the small island, fishing with dad at the lake, BBQ and plenty of flat space; several families came specifically for family-day outings.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.