Lepak Sepak Campsite

🌺🌺🌺 Worth the Detour · ⛺ Glamping & Campsites

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Why go

A small privately-run riverside campsite with a pool, cafe and powered pitches. Loud on weekends, peaceful on weekdays.

⭐ Don't miss: Cooling off in the river and the pool

⚠️ Not yet re-verified for 2026. Check fees, hours and that it is open before you go.

Entry fee: Camping per pitch; rates not published in sources seen, confirm with operator
Opening hours: Check-in afternoon, check-out late morning; confirm with operator (check before you go)
Best time to go: Weekdays
Time needed: 1-2 nights
How to get there: Drive; Grab/taxi only from nearest town, public transport limited. Free on-site parking where noted.
Address: Sungai Sepak, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor
Area: Sungai Sepak, Kota Tinggi, Johor
Facilities: 🚻 toilets☕ cafe🏊 pool🅿️ free parking🧒 kids under 6
Muslim-friendly: No surau confirmed on site · 🍽️ Halal food nearby
Pork-free status not confirmed; halal options in nearby towns. Check surau availability with operator.
Accessibility: Mostly uneven ground and steps; not generally suitable for wheelchairs. Confirm specific units.
Kids: Generally family-friendly; supervise near water.

☪️ Halal status changes. For food, look for a valid JAKIM certificate (check at myehalal.halal.gov.my). Hotels and venues we have not verified are described as "pork-free", not halal.

⚠️ Safety & weather

River flood risk after heavy rain; Johor campsites temporarily close in wet-weather alerts
Weekend noise

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