Happy Harvest Campz
Lot 24 & 25 Taman Agrotek Batu Arang, Batu Arang, 48100 Rawang, Selangor, Malaysia
Que Chia
Wonderful place 45 - 60 min from KL or Klang area. Abit hot during day time maybe because we chosen Zone C, will try Zone B soon. During night time is the best, cooling and quiet. Toilets on Zone A is big, hot shower and good pressure ( feels like home 😅 ). The farm is good for the kids and adults. Swimming pool.. kids favourite. Will be back soon.
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About Happy Harvest Campz
Nestled at the hill-top of Batu Arang heritage town, a former colonial mining town mere 40 minutes away from KL. Our farm-stay is now opened for public for family, students and corporations. Low density of 21 campsite lots available for overnight campers with full facilities. Day visits for family fun-filled activities such as fruits & vegetables self harvesting, boating, animal feeding, trail hiking and fishing. Team building and corporate day trips with full catering available. Composting, potting & soap making workshops by arrangement.
Environment
FarmFruit Orchard
Mountain / Hill
Fish Pond
Ground Type
GrassMobile Coverage
CelcomDigi
Maxis
uMobile
Amenities
Barbecue Pit
Campfire Pit
Electrical Plugpoint
Event Space
First Aid
Hot Water
Kitchen / Sink
Lounge Area
Parking
Picnic Table
Security
Showers
Mosque / Surau
Swimming Pool
Toilet
Trash Bins
Drinking Water
Equipment Rental
Gazebo
Pet Friendly
Fire Extinguisher
Activities
Animal Feeding
Barbecue
Cycling
Fishing
Hiking Trails
Stargazing
Swimming
Boating
Campfire
Farming
Board Games
Picnic
Rules and Guidelines
Amendments, Cancellation and Refund Policies
Lot Types
Google Reviews
Read what fellow campers have to say about Happy Harvest Campz.
Que Chia
Wonderful place 45 - 60 min from KL or Klang area. Abit hot during day time maybe because we chosen Zone C, will try Zone B soon. During night time is the best, cooling and quiet. Toilets on Zone A is big, hot shower and good pressure ( feels like home 😅 ). The farm is good for the kids and adults. Swimming pool.. kids favourite. Will be back soon.
Voon Lee Wong
Just back from here and I’m already start missing it. The site is clean & spacious. CO & workers are extremely friendly too! We picked Zone B for this round camping & it was indeed a great location as it is quite shady. However it was quite hot too if there’s no wind. The toilet is clean & hot shower available too! Anyway, just the amount of flies kinda annoying probably it is because farming campsite. Overall, we enjoyed it very much!
Razi Zulkepli
I went here the first time for a solo UL bike camping trip on a weekday. Literally solo, like the whole campsite for me alone. The tranquility was amazing, with birdsong all around adding to the calm, silent atmosphere. Since that first trip, I’ve visited the campsite several times, and my latest visit was today, on a weekend during school holidays -- was my first weekend camping trip in a long time. Weekends bring a totally different vibe—especially during school holidays, when all the nicest spots are taken, and the place is bustling with people. The campsite strikes a balance between being semi-wild and comfortable, leaning more toward a mild wilderness experience. The facilities are now fully equipped with everything you could hope for, but not excessive to the point where it dampens the nature camping experience, and everything available is spot-on! There are three main camping zones: Zone A: A premium open space, ideal for large groups. Zone B: The most shaded, suitable for all campers. Zone C: Features the best ground but is located on the lowest terrace. It’s also pet-friendly area. Electrical plug points are available in the common area near Zone A, while Zone B and C has a few multi-gang plug point. All zones now have lights, but you can turn them off when it's time for bed, which is great for those who prefer a darker, more natural experience. Personally I wished they would just leave the camp area dark at all times. To me, bringing my own lights is integral part of camping experience too. Toilet facilities are clean, spacious, and comfortable, with separate areas for men and women. Hot showers are available, and the water is treated and flows with good pressure. Each zone also has a sink for convenience. Near the entrance, there’s a 24/7 welcome center where you can unwind after a day of exploring. The fans help you cool off, and the pantry offers some great amenities: a fridge and freezer so you don’t need to lug a large cooler, an induction cooker (if that’s your style), a 24/7 water dispenser with cold water, and basic cooking spices—perfect for forgetful campers like me who often leave essentials like salt and pepper behind. Living up to its name, the biggest attraction of this campsite is harvesting crops. The crops change from time to time, with varieties like okra, long beans, pepper, eggplant, cucumber, and more. When I came for group camping today, the purple corn was ripe for harvest, and not gonna lie—that was one of the best-tasting fresh sweetcorn I’ve ever had. This isn’t your typical campsite with a pseudo farm. It’s a legitimate agricultural land (it is TKPM, after all) run by actual agriculture folks, that promotes agrotourism with a really nice campsite and plenty more to offer—like learning about farming, harvesting crops, fishing, boat rides, and interacting with animals. Even after multiple visits, I could easily camp here every month and never grow tired of it!
cs chiew
I was quite satisfied with the service provided by the owner. However, we were unable to experience plucking vegetables or fruits during our visit, as most of the plants weren't ready yet. The toilet was spacious and clean, which was a nice bonus!
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