01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
A riverside jungle hideout in Sungai Lembing where the soundtrack is running water and forest sounds.
Quiet, clean and family-friendly — proper basics done right instead of glamping frills.
Genuinely remote: you are far from town, so it is a real disconnect, not a convenience stop.
The owner is engaged and friendly, replying to reviews and welcoming repeat campers.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Narrow inland kampung roads from Sungai Lembing; last stretch shared with palm-oil lorries
Far inland — long drive from town; Narrow access roads, oncoming palm-oil lorries
04 🛏️ Staying at Perong Campsite
A riverside rainforest campsite tucked deep in Sungai Lembing's jungle, where you pitch close to a clear, shallow river that's perfect for tubing and cooling off — clean grounds, proper basics, and nothing but the sound of running water at night.
- Riverside plots - Pitch by the river and fall asleep to running water. The shallow, rock-free stretch is great for tubing and for kids to splash around safely.
- Clean, complete basics - Reviewers call out clean grounds, toilets, a surau, organised parking and a kitchen — plus BBQ is allowed, so dinners are easy.
- Remote jungle setting - The camp sits far inland down narrow roads — a proper disconnect. Plan your drive carefully and bring everything you need with you.
Book by calling or WhatsApp-ing +60 12-947 9516, or DM @perongcampsite on Facebook/TikTok — there is no online price list. Drive in daylight: the last stretch is narrow and shared with palm-oil lorries. Bring mozzie repellent, headlamps and river shoes; take cash for any on-site fees, and check the weather — heavy rain can pool on the site.
05 🛠 Facilities
🏕️ Riverside pitches — Camping plots sit along the riverbank in the rainforest, letting you hear the water all night. The river is shallow and mostly rock-free at the camping stretch.
🚻 Toilets & surau — Basic but clean toilet blocks plus prayer facilities are confirmed by reviewers — a real plus for a jungle-site campsite.
🅿️ Organised parking — Parking is laid out properly, so vehicles stay out of the camping area. Note the narrow entry lane into the camp itself.
🍢 BBQ & kitchen — BBQ is allowed and a kitchen is provided for campers, making group cookouts straightforward.
🏞️ River tubing — The river at this stretch is shallow with a slight current and no rocks — reviewers specifically call it suitable for water tubing.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"Rain forest camp site"
"Campsite cantik bersih lengkap dgn kemudahan tmpt solat tandas dan parking yg tersusun.... Boleh bbq, dapur di sediakan..."
"Tempat bersih, air sungai cetek tapi sedikit deras. Sesuai water tubing dan tidak berbatu."
4.4★ from 16 reviews — the majority are 5★ praising a clean riverside site with solid basics, while the few low scores (1★/3★) target the long, narrow inland access road rather than the camp itself.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Entry fee (per person) | not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
| Tent plot (per tent/night) | not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
| River tubing | not published (call camp) |
| BBQ / kitchen use | available per reviews — confirm with camp |
| Entry fee (per person) | RM n/a — not published (call camp) [OFFICIAL] |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. Perong Campsite does not publish a price list online. Call/WhatsApp +60 12-947 9516 or DM the official FB/TikTok for current per-person and per-tent rates.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Perong Campsite sits by a river — a Naturehike quick dry towel makes river sessions easier, and a Naturehike mosquito repellent keeps everyone dry between swims.
- Camping with the whole crew — a Naturehike wading shoes for the little ones, and a Naturehike dry bag keeps everyone fed and happy.
- The forest surrounds the site — a Blackdog kettle is essential for the trails, and a Shinetrip storage box keeps the bugs at bay at dusk.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1Is Perong Campsite open for walk-ins?
Best to call or WhatsApp +60 12-947 9516 first to confirm availability — the owner is responsive on the phone and on the official Facebook/TikTok pages.
Q2Can we do river tubing here?
Yes. Reviewers describe a shallow, slightly fast-flowing and rock-free river stretch that is specifically suitable for water tubing.
Q3Are there toilets and prayer facilities?
Yes — multiple reviews mention clean toilets, a surau (prayer area) and organised parking on site.
Q4Is BBQ allowed and is there a kitchen?
Yes — BBQ is allowed and a kitchen is provided for campers, according to reviewer shaiful subri.
Q5How bad is the access road?
The camp is far inland down narrow kampung roads, and reviewers warn about meeting palm-oil lorries on the way. Drive slowly and arrive in daylight.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.