"Would be nice if can pause the ball machine momentarily to switch players or catch a breath. Was told there will be a momentary pause halfway through but did not notice any. Hitting the ball is painful for the uninitiated. I left with my palms sore! Nice dating place, but be prepared for the pain!

For first timers, it is unclear how to "play". Suggest to rotate players every 5 to 10 balls after both players get a hang of getting a hit. Try not to swing, but instead just try to "touch" the ball. Lowest speed is more than enough fun for first timers.

Place doesn't feel hot due to the natural ventilation from being atop the shopping mall. Place has a roof by itself."   View

"If you want to get more out of this visit, please come as early as possible. We started our walking tour by 9:30am, there was barely anyone else and weather is not hot yet, relaxing, we get to ask more questions, take our time to learn more. The walking tour ends at the animal farm where you can feed the goats, chickens and rabbits. Then they will bring you to honey tasting, no obligation to buy. We bought some fruits at the retail store, but it was taste that good. After that, you will be served with a 7-8 course lunch, with fruits cooked in almost every dish. The lunch is surprisingly good, halal but it is Chinese style cooking. Well worth it. We had a good time here."   View

"An impromptu, spontaneous trip to this place. My friends and I just checked out from the hotel and was looking for one last place to visit. And this place happens to be free entry, so we went here.

Most of the place are filled with old, colonial remnants; canons, tanks, and jeeps. There are outdoor section where they display larger objects such as tanks(read above) and also an air-conditioned indoor section.

The indoor section starts with ancient Melaka era and ends with post-Independence era. Cool thing I noticed is that as you move from one room to another, the place get colder and colder. Perhaps a small detail to emphasise era difference(?) who knows.

Also, there is a series of tunnel which depicts the Communist era. Words cannot describe how creepy this s..."   View

"My family did visited this farm few years ago... And we are very grateful and happy with the infomative and animals inside. But different scenario took place last 2week when i revisit again. Totally unforgettable experienced. Yes the ostriches is there but the place itself not properly manage. The rest of the animals looked not healthy. What a waste we spend rm115 to enter the farm that only take us 15 minute to complete......... Not much that we able to spend the time inside..... Hopefully the management can groomed back the farm so that visitors feel worth it the ticket they pay."   View

"I brought my family on weekend before mco 2.O there for relieves some stress but the receptionist or ticket person there is not friendly also their workers are lazy with game rather than doing their jobs. Many paddle boat and bicycle are not working like they are not doing maintenance. I guess almost everyday people will go there and pay their fee for ride but why the equipments are still not undergo maintenance?? How do u expect this place will be progressive also great recreation place to community? I am really dissapointed with this kind of attitude. Maybe its not happened to anyone else but it did happened to ours on that day. Please give the good service and do the maintenance."   View

"A generous three Stars for a unique inner city location that could be a Four or even Five star 'park' attraction with some basic upkeep (sweeping up leaf litter, emptying the few bins, pruning, directional and info' signage). The place has not seen a broom in a long while and has the feel of abandonment. The canopy walk bridge was safe and offered good views, but desperately needs a handyman. Would not take much at all for this special place to be vastly improved with general maintenance. Nevertheless, a good location to breathe in some fresh forest air and exercise the legs, heart and lungs up a series of steps and along well made paths. Presentation is everything - I hope it can receive TLC asap."   View

"***Due to CMO 2.0 they have closed this park from 13/01/2021 to 26/01/2021(attached notice pic for reference)

No entry fee at all. Moderately big one and you find walkers from 6AM to 7 PM.

Lot of greenery and fresh air. It has a pond where sign says no swimming and fishing yet i saw few people fish many times. Pond is not a clean one and water comes from adjucent housing rain water and all those get pass through this park. There are some oil traces found on walking tracks(ref pics). Some lovely lotus flowers you can spot if you are visiting in correct season.

It has out door gym, but few of them are broken but still it helps to warm up your body.

It has play ground with basketball court and badminton court. And lot of kids practice and utilising at it..."   View

"Rich flora and fauna in a forest reserve area developed for tourism. Parking for buses, cars and caravans available. Nice hotspring area for picnic with gazebos and camping ground. Interesting suspension bridge and spots to sight the beautiful Rajah Brooke butterflies. Chalets and A frames to let out. Very good place for family getaway. Signboards need improvement. Do bring 1 or 2 pails to standby if you are staying over as there could be water problems in the bathroom at evening or after rain. Overall nice place"   View

"One of the exiting spots in KL.

One day may not be enough to fully enjoy the park. But if you enter the park early at the opening time, you can cover all the attractions. Also try to complete all the dry attractions/rides first before you step into water as you can save time on changing clothes. They won't allow with wet attire. If you manage your time effectively you can enjoy all the zones.

Annual pass may be useful for residents or people in adjacent countries Singapore to make multiple visits. Anyhow the entire park can be covered in a day..

Quite entertaining for all the ages, especially a great place for kids. Various food options are also available within the park.

Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!"   View

"How many times in your life you had a chance to board a submarine? No? Yeah, that's what I thought. Well, this is your chance. Agosta-class submarine named Ouessant decommissioned by French Navy and sold to Malaysian Navy as a training vessel. If you ever watch Hollywood's Crimson Tide, The hunt for Red October you may have understand the level of sacrifice and stress undergone by submarine crews. Cramp, foul diesel and grease smell, claustrophobic and all the bad elements put together. For the experience, it's fairly priced. Unique experience."   View