N’Jung Bali Camp Site in Bangli Regency, Bali Province


For those who love outdoor activities, they should consider visiting Bangli Regency in Bali Province. It is because they have a nice place to spend camping with friends or families, which is called N’Jung Bali Camp Site. The location is in Banjar Dalem Village and it belongs to Kintamani Sub-District. The good thing is that the campsite is located near to Batur Lake in Indonesia, so visitors can enjoy camping while witnessing such beautiful panorama. No wonder, it also gives them the opportunity to conduct other fun activities like photography and relaxation.

The Nuance
As mentioned earlier, N’jung Bali Camp Site resides by Batur Lake. However, the size is not quite wide (which is similar to a basketball court). The good thing is tourists do not need to carry a tent, as the management has provided 9 available tents for visitors to use. There is the fee to rent the tent, though. Once paying the fee, tourists get an access to a dome tent with the size of 2.5 x 2.5 meters. It includes facilities like pillows, simple bed, and lighting. Here is the good news. A tent can accommodate up 3 people, so tourists can chip in if they want to make it cheaper.

Exploring N’Jung Bali Camp Site
As mentioned before, tourists don’t need to carry a tent if they want to enjoy camping at N’Jung Campsite. What they need is some money to rent the available accommodation and to buy some foods later. In fact, the site provides some facilities to cook various foods including corns, sausages, fishes, and many others. Still, tourists need to buy the ingredients and prepare the recipe beforehand. The most popular sauce or recipe perhaps is Nyat-Nyat. Have no worries. The management is likely to provide the sauce to the visitors by request.

So, is camping the only thing tourists can do it N’jung Bali Campsite? Well, visitors can simply hang out on the site and enjoy the nuance. That means they only need to pay the entry fee and don’t need to spend the money to rent the tent. The facilities include wooden benches located by the lake, sandbag, and others. That means visitors can simply sit and relax while enjoying the scenery. This explains why the location is suitable for relaxation, as well.

Another important thing that tourists can do in N’Jung Bali Campsite is to learn the history. The fact is the site is a personal property. That means it is not an official tourist site owned by the local government. Due to its potential, the owner keeps developing it in order to lure more tourists. No one regrets spending their holiday on the site, after all.

Nearby Attractions

  • Batur Lake
  • Trunyan Cemetery
  • Tirta Usadha Hot Spring

How to Get There
For those coming from Denpasar City, they need to find the best transportation service and head to N’jung Bali Camp right away. Their first destination is Bangli Regency. Next, they should head to Kintamani Sub-District and reach Banjar Dalem Village where the campsite resides. For the information, the whole trip may take around 2 hours and 4 minutes. The distance is 69.4 km, after all. For a faster trip, they should take Nusantara Street.

Where to Stay

  • Mapa Lakeview Bungalow
  • Bintang House
  • Black Lava Hostel


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