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Endau Rompin National Park

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Endau Rompin National Park

At Endau Rompin you’ll either be sleeping in park accommodation or in a tent -- there are no private guesthouses or hotels.

  • National Park Chalets

    National Park Chalets

    The comfortable option

    Kampung Peta and Kuala Jasin

    The most comfortable place to stay is one of the fan-cooled chalets run by the park. They're simply furnished with beds and en-suite bathrooms, but relatively new and in good condition. Standard ... Read the full review of National Park Chalets.

    4 stars 60 to 120 ringgit 1 vote Flashpacker
  • Camping

    Camping

    To really appreciate the park

    Campsites at Pantai Burung, Kuala Jasin and Kuala Marong

    If you have your own tent or book a package tour it's possible to camp. There are camp sites at Pantai Burung (near the Visitors Centre at Kampung Peta), Kuala Jasin (a 45-minute boat ride or ... Read the full review of Camping.

    3.5 stars Under 60 ringgit 1 vote Backpacker
  • National Park Dorm

    National Park Dorm

    The budget oprion

    behind the Visitors Centre at Kampung Peta

    The cheapest place to stay is the huge two-level dormitory behind the Visitors Centre at Kampung Peta. While it’s jam-packed with bunk beds (we stopped counting after 30), sleeping on a mattress ... Read the full review of National Park Dorm.

    3.5 stars Under 60 ringgit 1 vote Backpacker


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