Six Acres Campsite
01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
A quiet, jungle-fringe escape with mountain views, cool nights and big open skies — closer to raw nature than resort camping.
Family-friendly and peaceful, with swimming and bathing options that keep kids happy.
Fresh, breezy and sunny: expect wind in the evenings and strong sun by day.
Still a young campsite — rustic facilities, genuine hospitality from the keepers, and a booking process that needs patience.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Off the Kota Tinggi–Desaru road near Gunung Panti Recreational Forest; final approach is a steep mud road — fine in dry weather, slippery when raining
No public phone, website or socials; owner slow to reply on WhatsApp; Steep mud road at the entrance — rough in rain
04 🛏️ Staying at Six Acres Campsite
A brand-new jungle-fringe campsite near Gunung Panti with big open pitches, mountain views, a swimming pool and a natural bathing area. Nights cool off to about 22-23°C and the mood is quiet and family-friendly — rustic and raw rather than glamping.
- Big open pitches - Campers say the site is large enough that you still find a good spot even on public holidays. Pitches are numbered — sites 15 and 16 reportedly give a nice private space.
- Cool mountain nights - Temperatures drop to roughly 22-23°C at night with a fresh breeze. It can get windy, so bring sturdy pegs and a well-secured tent. Days are very sunny.
- Book via WhatsApp - There is no published phone number or website. Bookings are done by messaging the owner on WhatsApp, but reviewers warn responses can be slow — plan and book well ahead.
- Book via WhatsApp — no public phone/website; message the owner and confirm your pitch. Reviews warn replies can be slow.
- Bring strong tent pegs and guylines — the site gets windy.
- Cold showers only, no water heater; one toilet is open-air (no roof). Pack accordingly.
- Canopy help and tent pegs/poles are available from the site keepers, but bring spares.
- High-clearance vehicle recommended — the entry road is steep and muddy when wet.
- Daytime is very sunny: sunblock, shade and lots of water.
05 🛠 Facilities
🏕️ Camping pitches — Numbered pitches spread over a big open field with room to spare — even on public holidays campers find a good spot. Sites 15 and 16 are noted as extra private.
🚿 Toilets & showers — Toilets are clean and usable by camper accounts, though one is open-air with no roof. There is no water heater — showers are cold, but campers say they're refreshing.
🏊 Pool & natural bathing — A swimming pool sits on site, and there's a natural bathing area in the woods nearby — a hit with family campers.
🌲 Jungle & mountain setting — Tucked against Gunung Panti forest with mountain views and cool nights around 22-23°C. Quiet, fresh air, and big skies — reviewers mention full-moon nights.
🛠️ Site keepers — Keepers help with canopy setup and loan tent pegs and poles. Friendly service is a recurring theme in reviews — the owner's WhatsApp responsiveness is the weak spot.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"Went there for twice, nice mountain view, and there is a pool for swimming, it's totally suitable for nature lover. The campsite is big, we still able to get the nice spot although during Public Holiday."
"Very New campsite in the mountains. Abit steep when entering with some mud road but should be fine if not raining. Cooling temperature especially at nite at about 22-23 degrees."
"Great camping spot. Best in johor"
A lopsided 4.3 average: ten 5-star reviews and three 4-star reviews praise the scenery, cleanliness and quiet vibe, while two 1-star reviews hammer the slow, unresponsive booking process.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Tent site (per night) | not published (call camp) |
| Weekend / public holiday rate | not published (call camp) |
| Entry fee (per person) | not published (call camp) |
| Tent site (per night) | RM n/a — not published (call camp) |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. No price list is published anywhere (no website, phone, FB or IG found; Google listing has no pricing). Campers never mention fees in reviews. Book via WhatsApp and ask the owner for current rates — reviews warn replies can be slow.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Shinetrip storage box keeps the kids comfortable, and a Blackdog pillow handles the everyday gear.
- Rainforest nights get humid — a Blackdog wagon upgrades the tent, and a Naturehike mosquito coil rack keeps water flowing at your lot.
- Six Acres Campsite sits by a river — a Naturehike air bed makes river sessions easier, and a Blackdog fan keeps everyone dry between swims.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1How do I book a pitch at Six Acres Campsite?
There's no public phone number or website. Campers book by messaging the owner on WhatsApp — reviewers note replies can be slow, so contact them well in advance of your dates.
Q2How much does it cost to camp here?
No price list is published anywhere (no website, socials or listing pricing). Message the camp on WhatsApp for current rates — camping fees are not mentioned in any review.
Q3Are there toilets and showers?
Yes. Campers say the toilets are clean and usable, though one is open-air with no roof. Showers are cold only — there's no water heater.
Q4Can we swim at the campsite?
Yes — there's a swimming pool on site plus a natural bathing area in the woods nearby, which campers rate highly.
Q5Is the road suitable for a normal car?
The final approach is a steep mud road. It's passable in dry weather, but slippery and tough when it rains — a high-clearance vehicle is safer.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.