Campsites in Tabanan

Fiona Kuwait

I can’t wait to come back here! I didn’t want to leave :( This is my happy place for sure. Just the amount of nature that you are surrounded by is spectacular! I stayed in the wooden hut and I am so glad I did as it rained during my stay which was really pleasant as I could sit out on the balcony and stay very present listing to the rain on the trees along with all the other sounds of nature. I am definitely coming back here when I need to escape all the noise of Ubud. This is definitely for those who like peace and tranquility. I saw some of the other reviews of people complaining about bugs which is just ridiculous imo, you’re in a jungle!!! Another point about being in the jungle, don’t expect to have all your luxury comforts, you are staying in nature. That’s the point of something like this, to let go of all your comforts and make the most of this beautiful location for what it is. Honestly after reading some of the reviews and staying here, I just think if you’re prone to complaining then don’t bother because there are bugs and there can be rain.

Leeba United States

Our stay at Ranggon D’tukad was an absolute highlight of our several weeks in Bali thus far! The villa is private and along a beautiful rice field and river/stream. The warung they run has incredible (and affordable) traditional balinese food. Ketut is, and has been, deeply involved in the local community and is an amazing resource to learning the area. Rest and respite are truly found here in this incredibly serene stay!