Canopy Villa Tampik Valley

There are some useful comforts: the tent was clean and roomy enough, with a private toilet and a large overall bathroom despite the small shower section. It had hot water, a hair dryer, and a private kitchen with a little fridge and water filter. There’s also a Coway dispenser in the common area, which is where the WiFi works. The tents are near nature, but they’re so close to one another that there’s little privacy, and you can’t lock them. The tent gets extremely hot and stuffy in the afternoon. There’s just one fan by the kitchen, and we were all sweating. The kitchen extension cable is short, so for steamboat you have to move the table by the sink. The karaoke setup is a small TV, and it can be noisy at night and early in the morning. The pillows are far too soft, and the slippers were dirty. We had to wash the plates before use because they had stains and spider webs. Breakfast was very skimpy for the price, with nasi lemak, beehoon, sandwiches, and apam beras. Facilities need maintenance: the board games were passable, but the bicycles were rusty and broken, and only one ping pong ball worked. Staff also didn’t give us any guidance when we said we wanted to check out, and seemed to ignore us. Unknown insect bites left us swollen, so bring mosquito repellent, there are lots of mosquitoes. If it rains, the uncovered path to the toilet and the tent from the main hall will leave you wet. We were told bringing pork was fine if we supplied our own pot, but on arrival staff said pork was strictly forbidden and would incur a RM300 penalty. Luckily we hadn’t brought any. There’s a mirror only in the toilet, so one in the tent would be handy. For anyone who has glamped before, there isn’t much in the way of interesting activities.

For our first camping trip, my friends and I chose this camp, and I’m glad we did. We caused some trouble and inconvenience by not being considerate during our stay, and I really appreciate how the situation was handled in the end. The cleanliness, facilities, and atmosphere were all outstanding, with nothing overlooked.

We had a great time here. It’s quiet and secluded, a nice break from city life, and the staff are friendly. Each spacious tent has its own toilet, small kitchen, and BBQ pit. The place was clean and well maintained, with cooking utensils available and games and equipment supplied too. Just clean the utensils after using them.

For a room costing RM1k+, all I can really point to is the private kitchen space and toilet. Nothing special, and the price doesn’t feel worth it given the cleanliness and facilities. Breakfast had very limited choices, and dinner wasn’t included. I saw a rednote post and decided to try it. Well, it was my first and last time. There was no crew around the tent area; they said to call the emergency contact, but it didn’t work at all. Good luck.