Happy Harvest Campz

Went for solo UL bike camping. Its on weekday so it's very silent and calming with all kinds of birds singing. This place is semi-wild, but more on the milder side. Facilities are minimal, just the way I liked it; But everything that's available is on point! There are three main camp zones: A (premium open space for big groups), B (most shaded, suitable for everyone), and C (nicest ground, but on the lowest terrace; pet friendly). Plug points are available in the common area next to Zone A. Zone B has a rudimentary extension with one plug point. Lighting is nice overall, but only the common area is brightly lit. Camping zones are dark, with minimal illumination guiding at hazard spots. And that's what makes this place is so great. The main toilets are clean, spacious, and comfortable, with separate facilities for men and women. Hot showers are available with treated clean water with good pressure. Each zone also has a sink. Near the entrance, there's a welcome center accessible 24/7. After a tiring day of roaming around, you can relax there and cool off with the fans available. The welcome center also has a pantry with some nice amenities: a fridge and freezer so you don't need to bring a large cooler box, an induction cooker (if that's your thing idk 🤷‍♂️), a water dispenser providing cold water 24/7, a nd basic cooking spices which is really convenient for forgetful types like me who often leave salt or pepper behind. This isn't your typical campsite with a pseudo farm. It's more of an actual agricultural land with a very nice campsite (it's TKPM after all), run by actual agriculture professionals. There are plenty of agritourism activities available here like learning about farming, harvesting crops, fishing, taking boat rides, and getting up close with animals, and so on. I could and might actually camp here every month and never get tired of this place.