Aiman and his min house camp have been great. We stayed as a group of 6 for 1 night at the camp. When we arrived we were amazed of the big area and the numerous activities the camp offered. As had only a night we decided to do some kayaking, which was great fun. Aiman was very friendly and welcoming to us. He showed us around at his iuunl0pcamp, and brought us to a bridge to watch fireflies.
We really enjoyed staying the night at the camp. The staff was lovely and the place so peaceful. I am happy to recommend the place to travellers but also families who are looking for a place to enjoy nature and peace.

I stayed only one night, as I was running out of time but I recommend everyone to stay at least 2 nights.
As soon as I arrived I joined a "Beer Tour", tasted different honey and learned some new stuff.
In the afternoon the staff took some other guests and me out for a really nice dinner and we were sharing a lot of traditional food- delicious!
I stayed in a dorm which is basic but absolutely fine.The bed was very comfortable and I had a great sleep!
The next morning they took me to the bus station and made sure I catch the right bus.
Everyone has been very friendly and I enjoyed this family like atmosphere there!

We had the pleasure to stay in the floating house, hosted Aiman and the Min House Camp family. The Camp offers a quiet, comfortable, and intimate escape to nature within a genuine 'Kampung'-style environment.

We enjoyed The Camp's animal residents (most notably monkeys, snakes, rabbits, turtles, turkeys, chickens, and 'stingless' bees), joined a guided nighttime firefly tour by boat, kayaked the river alongside fish and monitor lizards, and took an archery lesson. We also enjoyed a small cafe restaurant a short walk into the local village. All the while, we were treated to excellent traditional food, offered great advice and information, and even given a ride to our train to Taman Negara.

We highly recommend staying at The Camp as either a connection stopover or as a destination, itself.