Bambusa Camp is located in Phetchaburi province and operated by a family of farmers and gardeners who prioritize environmental care and cleanliness. The site offers a relaxing environment with a cool breeze, suitable for those seeking a quiet retreat. On-site facilities include a made-to-order restaurant serving breakfast, a coffee shop, and a convenience store. Restrooms and shower facilities are provided, along with a swimming area and barbecue spaces. Nighttime security is maintained for guest safety. The campsite caters to both casual campers and those looking for a well-maintained natural setting with essential services readily available. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
at Bambusa Camp (25m above sea level • 12.88°N, 99.75°E)
☀️ Hot Season (Mar - May) - Very hot, choose shaded areas
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Good camping ground with clean toilets and bathroom
People are nice, cafe is delicious and pad Kapow is Pet Mak! Arroy! Campground is well maintained and clean.
Great and safe camp ground. The location and the view is nice. Bathrooms are clean. Can park near your tent. Trolleys are provided.
This is the best campgrounds we have visited within a 3 hour radius of Bangkok because the river is great to swim in, bathrooms are new and well maintained, you can park nearby your tent, you can order food, ice is available on weekends and a 7/11 is a short drive from the camp. Most important of all, the family that manages the place are friendly and they encourage people set up in the family zone or the party zone. Noise levels are very low throughout the day and night. There is a town radio that can be heard from 5am but its not too loud.
very Thai style: park near the water, lazy camping. The place seems well kept. I didn’t stay there because it’s 200 baht. It’s probably better to just pay the national park fee? I dunno. Or, find a camping spot closer to town, because this one is about 10km away from the nearest town.
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Good camping ground with clean toilets and bathroom
People are nice, cafe is delicious and pad Kapow is Pet Mak! Arroy! Campground is well maintained and clean.
Great and safe camp ground. The location and the view is nice. Bathrooms are clean. Can park near your tent. Trolleys are provided.
This is the best campgrounds we have visited within a 3 hour radius of Bangkok because the river is great to swim in, bathrooms are new and well maintained, you can park nearby your tent, you can order food, ice is available on weekends and a 7/11 is a short drive from the camp. Most important of all, the family that manages the place are friendly and they encourage people set up in the family zone or the party zone. Noise levels are very low throughout the day and night. There is a town radio that can be heard from 5am but its not too loud.
very Thai style: park near the water, lazy camping. The place seems well kept. I didn’t stay there because it’s 200 baht. It’s probably better to just pay the national park fee? I dunno. Or, find a camping spot closer to town, because this one is about 10km away from the nearest town.
