The entire site was converted from a former tin mining area into an agro-tourism development.
Refarm operates its own small-scale solar power system to supplement electricity for site operations.
The water used for the swimming pool is sourced from natural mountain streams flowing into the property.
The farm implements a 'farm-to-table' concept where fish and vegetables served are sourced from their own aquaculture and hydroponic sections.
Refarm is a hybrid eco-tourism destination located in the valley of Temoh, Perak, integrating a farm stay with outdoor recreational activities. The property spans approximately 18 acres and is built around a man-made lake designed for activities like cycling and pedal boating. On-site lodging options range from hotel-style rooms to dormitory-style accommodations suitable for groups. An eatery serves meals primarily utilizing fresh produce harvested directly from the farm’s hydroponic and organic vegetable gardens. The recreational facilities include a swimming pool, a small petting zoo featuring deer and rabbits, and a light hiking trail. The site emphasizes sustainable practices through its waste management and integrated water circulation systems. Visitors can harvest their own organic vegetables as part of the recreational experience. The area maintains a rural, forested character typical of the Perak countryside.
The lakeside pathway offers a panoramic view of the surrounding hills reflecting in the water.
Bring insect repellent as the proximity to forest and water bodies increases mosquito activity.
Pack a change of clothes if you plan to utilize the swimming pool or cycle around the lake.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to navigate the farm trails and gravel paths safely.
Do not attempt to swim in the man-made lake; utilize only the designated swimming pool facilities.
Closed on Wednesdays for maintenance.
Maintain a quiet demeanor to avoid disturbing the farm animals; refrain from feeding animals outside of designated areas.
