Located at an elevation of approximately 1,200 meters above sea level, contributing to a consistently cool climate.
The name 'D'Las' stands for Desa Lembah Asri (Beautiful Valley Village).
The park is a primary producer of strawberries in the Purbalingga regency, utilizing high-altitude agricultural techniques.
It serves as a base camp for the Bambangan hiking trail, one of the most popular routes to reach the summit of Mount Slamet.
The site utilizes natural spring water sourced from the slopes of Mount Slamet for its water park facilities.
D'Las Lembah Asri Serang is a mountainous agrotourism destination situated on the slopes of Mount Slamet in Central Java. The park features expansive strawberry fields where visitors can engage in self-harvesting activities. The site includes extensive botanical collections, including colorful flower gardens and pine forests integrated into the landscape. Recreational infrastructure features ATV tracks, flying foxes, and a children's mini zoo. The environment benefits from a cool highland climate due to its high altitude. The area serves as a gateway for trekking routes leading toward Mount Slamet. Facilities include a water park and dedicated rest areas for families. The landscape design emphasizes natural valley contours for panoramic views.
The elevated viewing platforms overlooking the flower gardens with the backdrop of Mount Slamet.
Bring a light jacket or sweater, as temperatures drop significantly once the sun sets.
Wear closed-toe walking shoes suitable for uneven terrain and muddy soil in the strawberry fields.
Visit the strawberry fields early in the day before the ripe fruit is picked over by afternoon visitors.
Trying to cover all recreational activities on a single weekend day, as wait times for the ATV and flying fox can be substantial.
Avoid picking strawberries that are not yet fully red; stick to designated harvesting rows; do not trample flower beds.
