Tok Mat Village & Adventure Park
01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Tok Mat is a village glamping site wrapped around an old mining pool in the oil-palm and durian country of Kg Paya Rengas, Ipoh. Reviewers call it serene and back-to-nature — roosters crowing at dawn, tall durian trees shading the grounds — while the activity list keeps the kids busy: kayaking, paddle boating, fishing, archery, cycling and swimming. The owner gets name-checked again and again (friendly owner ×9 in the review themes), and the white bell tents are described as clean and comfortable. It's the kind of place where a RM10 fishing rod rental and a campfire close out the day.
03 🚗 Getting There
From Ipoh town it's roughly 20 minutes into the village area at Kg Paya Rengas / Kg Kepayang (plus code F4X7+RP, 31300 Ipoh). Reviewers say the drive from KL via the North-South Highway is smooth and Waze guides you straight to the gate; the site sits deep inside a village among durian trees and oil palms, with parking on site. A sedan handles the road fine.
Reviewers note it gets warm in the daytime and the roosters start early — bring a hat, and earplugs if you're a light sleeper.
04 🛏️ Staying at Tok Mat
Stay is glamping in white bell tents set on the village grounds — reviewers describe them as clean, tidy and comfortable — and the adventure park facilities (pool, kayaks, archery range, bicycles) are part of the package. There are no published rates; booking is direct with the owner by phone or via tokmatglamping.com.
- Glamping bell tents - Clean and cozy per reviewers — beds inside, shared facilities on site. No published rates — call to confirm.
- Group & leadership camps - Reviewers recommend the site for school leadership camps and NGO retreats — the activity mix keeps groups busy.
- Fishing & gear - Fishing rods available for rent (~RM10 reported) — the fish pond and mining pool edge are the angling spots.
05 🛠 Facilities
🌊 Water & pool— the site wraps around an old mining pool with kayaks and paddle boats, plus a covered swimming pool at the adventure park.
🎣 Fishing & activities— a fish pond on the fringe and the pool edge for anglers (rods rent for ~RM10), with archery, cycling and village wandering filling the rest of the day.
🍢 Camp kitchen & fire— BBQ and campfire evenings get consistent mentions, and reviewers praise the breakfast spread on site.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"we had a memorable stay here. had a simple gathering with friends. the tent are tidy, the area are nice and you got real feel of camping but at a proper location. dont worry if raining, you will survive. the toilets are clean. the breakfast is delicious. we also had kayak and paddle boat here. at night, we had campfire. we also enjoy the swimming pool. there are kids and adult swimming pool. you can also ride bicycle for free here. surau is also clean and tidy. this place is 4km away from main road. so it got real feel of camping. overall, we enjoy our stay 😁"
"This place is back to nature but still, you can have a good internet access. Our kids really enjoyed in staying this place as they are many activities that they can do, i.e fishing, kayaking, swimming, archery, & cycling. The owner, Tok Mat, is a very humble man & will always walks around to ask how is everyone. They also preparing welcome drink & good breakfast as well. Only the location is deep inside 'kampung'. Thank you to the staff that called us when one of the family members left an important key."
"Tok Mat Glamping is an amazing escape into nature! The tents are clean and cozy, with all the comforts you need while still feeling close to the outdoors. The peaceful surroundings, combined with fun activities like berkayak and rakit, made the experience unforgettable. We came as a whole pack of team building and were welcomed by the owner. Tok mat himself. Love the food prepared and activities here. I will probably coming here again soon since i cant participate berkayak"
"Alhamdulillah everything is tip top there! The scenic view, the water activities, the caving activity—everything was super enjoyable! Recommended for any leadership camps!"
"Personally I enjoy my short trip of 2 days and 1 night at Tok Mat Glamping. The journey from KL to the place was smooth and spot-on via Waze. For those who enjoy fishing, this is a good spot to cast your rod even my 3-year old son is having blast. Dont forget the sunscreen though 😂"
Google's rating spread (4.4★ / 72 reviews, checked 21 Aug 2026) is positive across the board: the recurring highs are the water activities (kayaking, swimming, paddle boat), the serene village setting and the friendly owner, with clean and comfortable tents a consistent theme. The caveats are mild — reviewers mention it gets hot in the daytime, the roosters start early, and there are no published rates, so pricing runs through a phone call to the owner.
07 💰 What to Budget No published rates on Google Maps (checked 21 Aug 2026) — the listing shows 'Contact this property for rates and availability'. Figures below are camper-reported. Confirm by phone: 013-900 8802.
| Glamping tent (per night) | Call to confirm |
| Fishing rod rental | ~RM10 (reported) |
| Group / leadership camp package | Call to confirm |
| Breakfast on site | Included (reported) |
| Budget for a glamping night (2 pax) | Call to confirm — no published rates |
Tok Mat doesn't publish a rate card — Google Maps lists 'contact this property for rates and availability'. The RM10 fishing rod rental is camper-reported. Phone 013-900 8802 to confirm tent rates, group packages and what's included.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Kayaking laps mean your phone rides in a dry pouch. The mining pool is the main event here — before you push off, drop the phone in a Naturehike phone waterproof bag and paddle without the worry.
- The pool edge is uneven — sandals aren't enough. Between kayaking, paddle boating and the fishing pond, a pair of Naturehike wading shoes makes every water stop more comfortable.
- BBQ evenings are the routine here — keep the drinks cold. Reviewers mention BBQ and campfire nights on the regular; a Blackdog cooler box keeps drinks and ikan bakar ingredients chilled for the whole group.
- Park yourself on the pond edge while the kids fish. Rods rent for ~RM10 and the angling is good — spread out a Mobi Garden picnic mat and make an afternoon of it.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1Where is Tok Mat Village & Adventure Park?
At Lot 6209, Kg Paya Rengas / Kg Kepayang, 31300 Ipoh, Perak (plus code F4X7+RP) — about 20 minutes from Ipoh town, deep in the village area among durian trees and oil palms.
Q2Can you camp or glamp at Tok Mat?
Yes — glamping in white bell tents is the core stay (clean and comfortable per reviewers), with the adventure park facilities — pool, kayaks, archery, fishing, bicycles — part of the experience. There are no published rates; call 013-900 8802 to book.
Q3How much does it cost to stay?
There are no published rates — Google Maps directs you to contact the property. Fishing rods rent for about RM10 (camper-reported). Call 013-900 8802 to confirm tent rates and group packages.
Q4Is Tok Mat good for families and groups?
Yes — reviewers highlight the activity mix (kayaking, swimming, archery, cycling, fishing) that keeps kids busy, and the site is recommended for school leadership camps and NGO gatherings. Note it gets hot in the day and the roosters start early.
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Author note: Google rating (4.4★ / 72 reviews), review themes, address, plus code and phone are real, pulled live from Tok Mat Village & Adventure Park on Google Maps on 21 Aug 2026. Google labels the listing 'Accommodation'; the official site (tokmatglamping.com) and the review themes (glamping ×9, tents ×7, campfire ×2) confirm it operates as a glamping/camping site. There is no published rate card — prices are camper-reported and marked as such. Camper quotes paraphrase recurring real review themes and are not verbatim transcripts. Photos are from the Google Maps listing, credited above.