Ajin Campsite Semungkis

good: - river, nature is beautiful, got to catch sights of wild creatures (some type of green lizard resting on a tree, dragonfly landing on my palm, fish nibbling at my hands and feet, monkey climbing down some trees) - river water is clear and safe to traverse in - camp sites D1 and D2 were okay and can hold 1 big tent and 3 small tents. enough privacy not so good: - don't recommend the D4 camp site spot, strangers often pass through your booked area without regard for your privacy as the correct route is a huge detour (though i will say we get prime view of the river flowing) - do not use the stored still water inside the tanks, use water from pipes/taps/showers instead. the water inside the tanks are extremely murky tips: - for light sleepers, do try to book sites further from river, it can be fairly loud and will disturb sleep at night - the water in the toilet is cold, so be prepared - ladies to wash their hair as early as they can, as the area is humid and will take a long time for hair to dry without hair dryer - bring fletchets to cover the tent as apparently water can still permeate through a tent, though just a bit, when it rains heavily - bring compact stainless steel items (eg stoves, pots) and dish soap - ice is sold on certain days - hot food and some snacks are sold there but its recommended to bring some on your own, they can be pricey - some camp sites have their own secluded river area to play in, great for families who need to supervise their children