Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel — Forest Resort Camping in Rawang Review

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Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel

⭐ 4.4 (296) 💸 Rates on enquirycall to confirm ⛺ Glamping + chaletsresort units 🌲 Lagong Forest Reserve7JQ8+PF Rawang
📲 Official source & booking - Campsite - Resort Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel

The Camp · Updated 21 Aug 2026 · Campsite & Campsite Finder

Photos via Google Maps (Campsite - Resort Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel listing)

01 Quick Facts

📍 Location
Lagong Forest Reserve, KM 23, Jalan Rawang, Compartment 3, 48000 Rawang, Selangor (7JQ8+PF)
🛌 Type
Forest resort campsite — BYO tent camping + glamping tents + chalets (GM tag: Camping Ground)
💳 Price
No public rates — call 012-276 1609 to confirm
📞 Contact
012-276 1609 · komanwelresort.com
💧 Water
Lake for kayaking + a clean river for wading
🛠 Facilities
Clean toilets, surau, kayaking, archery, glamping & chalets

02 🌲 The Vibe

Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel is a hidden family campsite inside the Lagong Forest Reserve — the same forest belt as Templer Park — where the camping grounds, a small lake and a clean river sit beside a resort of wooden lodges, glamping tents and chalets. Reviewers repeat the same line in different words: the place is clean, peaceful, safe and exceptionally well maintained, with clean toilets called out in 27 reviews and several calling it the cleanest campsite they have stayed at. The other thing everyone mentions is the monkeys (22 reviews) — the forest is theirs, so food stays sealed. Kayaking on the lake, a surau on site, and a resort side that handles birthdays and families make this one of Rawang's most complete forest stays.

03 🚗 Getting There

The campsite sits inside Lagong Forest Reserve at KM 23 Jalan Rawang, Compartment 3, 48000 Rawang, Selangor (plus code 7JQ8+PF) — the forest belt that also holds Templer Park and the Commonwealth Forest Park. From KL it is roughly 45 minutes by car via the North-South Expressway towards Rawang; from Rawang town it is a short drive up Jalan Rawang into the reserve. The access road leads into quiet forest, and reviewers call the place well hidden — follow the resort signage and Google Maps rather than trusting generic highway signs. Parking is on site.

🚗 ~45 min from KL city📍 7JQ8+PF, Rawang, Selangor🅿 Parking on site🌲 Inside Lagong Forest Reserve

Being inside a forest reserve means wildlife comes with the stay — the resident monkeys are the camp's most-reviewed character (22 mentions). Keep food sealed, tents zipped, and don't feed them. Rates are not published anywhere on the listing, so call 012-276 1609 before you go.

04 🛏️ Staying at Eko Rimba Komanwel

Two ways to stay: BYO tent camping on the family campsite grounds, or resort units — glamping tents, chalets and cottages for the roof-and-bed crowd. The camping side is the classic self-sufficient forest stay: pitch, lake, river, done. The resort side is where reviewers show birthdays being celebrated in decked-out glamping tents. Rates are not published, so every booking starts with a call to 012-276 1609 or a message through komanwelresort.com.

  • BYO tent camping - Family campsite grounds in the forest clearing — the classic self-sufficient stay; rates not published, call 012-276 1609 to confirm.
  • Glamping tents - Set-up glamping units with bedding — reviewers show them dressed for birthday celebrations; confirm inclusions when booking.
  • Chalets / resort rooms - Cottages and hotel-style rooms for the non-camping crowd — reviewers mention both, useful for mixed groups.
⛺ Camping & policies — there is no public rate sheet: entry, pitch fees and glamping packages are all confirmed by phone (012-276 1609) or the official site (komanwelresort.com). The reserve is home to monkeys, so food discipline matters — keep everything sealed and the tent zipped. Families dominate, so weekends can fill up; book ahead.

05 🛠 Facilities

🌲 Lagong Forest Reserve🚻 Clean toilets🕌 Surau🚣 Lake kayaking🌊 Clean river🏹 Archery⛺ Glamping + chalets🐒 Wildlife (monkeys)🅿 Parking

🌲 Forest setting— the campsite sits inside Lagong Forest Reserve, the same forest belt as Templer Park and the Commonwealth Forest Park, with bamboo groves, stone steps and a monument on site.

🚻 Clean facilities— 'clean toilet' is the single most-mentioned review theme (27 mentions) and several reviewers call it the cleanest campsite they've stayed at; there is also a surau on site.

🚣 Lake & river— a lake for kayaking (mentioned in 9 reviews) plus a clean river for wading — toss a dry bag in the kayak and your stuff stays dry; the resort side adds archery and resort-style units.

06 💬 What Campers Are Saying

⭐ 4.4 / 5👥 296 reviews🚻 clean toilet ×27🐒 monkeys ×22👨‍👩‍👧 family campsite ×12⛺ glamping ×10🚣 kayaking ×9🏞 lake ×7
★★★★★

"Overall, our stay at Eko Rimba Komanwel Family Campsite was amazing from start to finish (30 May - 1 June 2026). The campsite was beautiful, convenient, clean and exceptionally well maintained. The atmosphere was peaceful, safe and perfect for a relaxing getaway even for mothers travelling with children. The facilities provided were convenient and thoughtfully arranged making our glamping experience truly enjoyable and comfortable. Every moment of our stay was worthwhile and memorable! A special thank you to Miss Oli, Miss Katy and Mr. Yogek for their warm hospitality, kindness and excellent service.…"

- Google reviewer — families & kids
★★★★★

"The place is nice and clean, it's a camp site where you can enjoy the rainforest, they have cottages or hotel to enjoy, They have outdoor activities and you can enjoy bonding with family and friends, this place good for escape in the stress of life from city. You can enjoy here just ask the information for outdoor task, we are enjoying here having fun and enjoy life. Becareful with monkey they are a lot waiting do grab some of your things so make sure someone will take care of your things. Honesty I recommend this place for who enjoys outdoors activities, for those not afraid of insects and any animals in the juggle."

- Google reviewer — families & kids
★★★★☆

"Friendly staff and great environment. Just to be mindful of your foods due to monkey may visit your campsite."

- Google reviewer — friendly service
★★★☆☆

"A well hidden campsite facility within the forests of Templer Park, if camping is your thing or even if you prefer chalets. There is a small restaurant if you want to eat there, but otherwise it’s just a few minutes drive out to the highway where you can get food at nearby eateries."

- Google reviewer — clean & practical
★★☆☆☆

"Too many monkeys. The optimal amount of monkeys in this park is zero. Its about time for jabatan hutan to cull the population of this invasive species."

- Google reviewer — overall experience

Google's rating spread (4.4★ / 296 reviews, checked 21 Aug 2026) is dominated by family-stay praise: clean toilets (27 mentions), a peaceful and safe atmosphere, lake kayaking and the forest setting. The recurring caveat is the monkeys (22 mentions) — reviewers remind everyone to keep food secured and tents zipped. A few note the camping side is more basic than the resort facilities, and that rates are not published anywhere on the listing.

💡 The quotes and prices above are shared by campers on Google and reflect their stay at the time — rates, facilities and availability change. Always confirm current prices and availability directly with the campsite (call or official website) before booking.

07 💰 What to Budget No public rate sheet (checked 21 Aug 2026) — confirm by phone

BYO tent camping On enquiry — call 012-276 1609
Glamping tent On enquiry — confirm inclusions
Chalet / cottage On enquiry — resort side
Activities (kayaking / archery) On enquiry — on site
Budget for a camping night (2 pax, BYO tent) Call to confirm

The listing publishes no rate sheet — the official site (komanwelresort.com) and phone line (012-276 1609) are the only rate sources. Confirm entry fees, pitch fees and any per-person charges when booking.

08 🏕️ The Camp Tip

Our take on gear & planning
  • Monkeys are the resident food inspectors — pack a sealed cooler. They are mentioned in over 20 reviews, and the golden rule here is that food never sits out; a Blackdog cooler box keeps food sealed and safe between meals.
  • The lake paddle is worth doing — keep your phone dry. Kayaking is one of the camp's signature activities, and lake breezes and splashes find everything; a Naturehike phone waterproof bag straps your phone safe while you are on the water.
  • The river is clean but rocky — shoes on for the kids. The clean river is a big family draw, and little feet find every stone; a pair of Naturehike wading shoes makes wading comfortable and grippy.
  • It's a family campsite — gear-hauling is half the work. Pitches sit back from parking across the forest grounds, so the walk-in is real; a Mobi Garden wagon saves your back (and the kids' legs) on the way to the pitch.

09 ❓ FAQ

Q1Where is Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel campsite?

Inside Lagong Forest Reserve at KM 23, Jalan Rawang, Compartment 3, 48000 Rawang, Selangor (plus code 7JQ8+PF) — the forest belt that also holds Templer Park, roughly 45 minutes from KL by car.

Q2How much does it cost to stay?

Rates are not published on the listing — call 012-276 1609 or check komanwelresort.com to confirm entry fees, pitch fees and glamping/chalet packages.

Q3Can you kayak at Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel?

Yes — lake kayaking is one of the camp's signature activities (mentioned in 9 reviews), and there is also a clean river for wading and archery on the resort side.

Q4Is it good for families?

Yes — reviewers describe it as a family campsite that is clean, peaceful and safe, with clean toilets, a surau and calm water activities. Note the resident monkeys: keep food sealed and tents zipped.

Q5Are there really monkeys at the campsite?

Yes — monkeys are mentioned in 22 of the 296 reviews. Reviewers consistently advise keeping food sealed in containers and tents zipped; don't feed them.

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Author note: Google rating (4.4★ / 296 reviews), review themes, address and contact are real, pulled live from the Campsite - Resort Taman Eko Rimba Komanwel listing on Google Maps on 21 Aug 2026. Rates are not published on the listing — call to confirm. Camper quotes paraphrase recurring real review themes and are not verbatim transcripts. Photos are from the Google Maps listing, credited above.

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