Tapak Camping Tasoh








01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Tapak Camping Tasoh is a managed lakeside campsite at the Timah Tasoh fish sanctuary, Kampung Bukit Manek, Kangar, Perlis — flat grassy ground by the reservoir with the famous lone "Timah Tasoh Tree" (a Wanaka-style photo spot) at the far end. Camping is RM30 per tapak per night for up to 6 pax, with kayak, fishing, a BBQ pit and boat ronda rides available. It is accessible by normal car, but the open Perlis sun offers almost no shade — arrive late afternoon, and expect minimal facilities (limited toilets, no electricity).
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — Kampung Bukit Manek, 02400 Kangar, Perlis, by Tasik Tasoh reservoir — plug 'Tapak Camping Tasoh' into Google Maps. Accessible by normal sedan car (no 4WD). The entrance to the best lakeside spot looks like a dead end to newcomers — keep going to the far end.
04 🛏️ Staying at Tapak Camping Tasoh
Book via WhatsApp +60 11-5760 0702 (bang AT/Azhar) or message the Facebook page "BOT RONDA DAN TAPAK CAMPING TASOH" / Instagram @sanctuary_hopping. Walk-ins on a first-come-first-served basis are also possible.
- Tapak (up to 6 pax) - RM30/night
- Check-in / out - 8am / 5pm next day
- Access - Normal sedan OK
05 🛠 Facilities
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06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"At the end of the other side there is a good spot for taking pictures as it is hidden from public - most thinking it is a dead end. It is a spot where some people do barbeque and fishing"
"Come during fasting month. Didn't go for boat ride cos weather is really hot. Took a few pictures."
"Nice view. Camp here."
Tapak Camping Tasoh is a managed lakeside campsite at the Timah Tasoh fish sanctuary (Dataran Santuari Ikan Air Tawar), Kampung Bukit Manek, Kangar, Perlis. Flat grassy ground fronts the reservoir, with the famous lone "Timah Tasoh Tree" — a Wanaka-style photo spot — at the far end. Camping runs RM30 per tapak per night for up to 6 pax, plus kayak, fishing, BBQ pit and boat ronda (~RM50/group) options. Normal cars can make it, but there is almost no shade and facilities are minimal (limited toilets, no electricity): arrive late afternoon, bring your own essentials, and confirm rates via WhatsApp 011-5760 0702.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Tapak (up to 6 pax) | RM30/night [OFFICIAL] |
| Per person (Xplore.my) | ~RM5/night [PORTAL] |
| Car parking | RM10 [PORTAL] |
| Tapak (up to 6 pax) | RM30/night |
Rates posted ad-hoc on the operator’s social media (RM30/tapak per May 2026 promo; ~RM5/person per Xplore.my). Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Blackdog camping fan light keeps the kids comfortable, and a Ise Mount tableware handles the everyday gear.
- Hot-weather camping — a Blackdog wagon for shade and airflow, and a Wellhike mosquito net hammock keeps drinks cold all day.
- Tapak Camping Tasoh sits by a river — a Blackdog tarp makes river sessions easier, and a Blackdog storage box keeps everyone dry between swims.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1Is Tapak Camping Tasoh an official campsite?
Yes — it is a managed lakeside campsite at the Timah Tasoh fish sanctuary in Kangar, Perlis, listed on Google Maps (4.5★, 36 reviews) with rates published by the operator "BOT RONDA DAN TAPAK CAMPING TASOH" and bookings via WhatsApp 011-5760 0702.
Q2How much does Tapak Camping Tasoh cost?
RM30 per tapak per night for up to 6 pax (May 2026 promo), or ~RM5/person + RM10/car per Xplore.my; boat ronda ~RM50 per group. Rates are posted ad-hoc on the operator’s social media — confirm via WhatsApp before going.
Q3How do I book Tapak Camping Tasoh?
WhatsApp +60 11-5760 0702 (bang AT/Azhar), or message the Facebook page "BOT RONDA DAN TAPAK CAMPING TASOH" / Instagram @sanctuary_hopping. Walk-ins are first-come-first-served.
Q4What facilities does Tapak Camping Tasoh have?
Limited toilets, surau, shower, plug point, BBQ pit, parking, equipment rental, kayak, fishing by the water and boat ronda rides. No electricity or infrastructure, and minimal shade.
Q5What do campers say about Tapak Camping Tasoh?
Campers love the open lakeside view and the Wanaka-style lone tree photo spot, calling it a must-visit in north Perlis — but warn about the brutal sun, limited toilets and weekend crowds of local families.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.







