All Camp Campsite is located in Saraburi Province and offers a quiet camping environment with attentive management. The site provides essential facilities including electricity, water, and an on-site shop. A restaurant serving grilled pork is available for campers. Visitors may use air conditioning units up to 9000 BTU capacity, and electric stoves are available for a fee of 200 baht per day. The campsite enforces several regulations to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. Groups are limited to a maximum of eight people, pets are not permitted, and noise must be kept to a minimum between 10 PM and 8 AM. Entry and exit to the grounds are restricted between 8 PM and 8 AM, and day-trip visitors are not accepted. Children under 12 years of age stay free of charge. The nightly rate ranges from 200 to 300 baht per person, and camping equipment is not available for rent.
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ไปครั้งแรก วันธรรมดา ช่วงปลายธันวาอากาศหนาว สถานที่กางเต๊นท์ดี ห้องน้ำก็สะอาดดูแลอย่างดีเครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้า ไฟพ่วงแยก สถานที่สะอาดครบ เนื้อที่ไม่ใหญ่ไม่เล็กจนเกินไป มีน้ำไหลมีลำธารให้ได้เล่น ประทับใจต้องไปซ้ำอีกแน่
หน้าหนาวอากาศดีมากๆ ครับลานนี้ เหมาะสำหรับการพักผ่อนจริงๆ มีลำธารให้เด็กๆ เล่นด้วยนะครับ
Pro’s: -The ambiance of the camp is really nice, the toilets are equip with shower gel and shampoo. -They also have a stream which is nice for swimming or cooling down. Con’s: -They do not monitor the bookings and walk in. -The place is very crowded. The tent is so close to each other. That means you can hear all the noise from the other tents, even when they breathe. -They keep accepting walk-ins even at night, someone is still hammering and making noise when you’re sleeping. -Since they accept so many people, the power went out for about 3 hrs. -Poor management. Suggestions: -Reduce the amount of people you’re accepting, I know money is good but campers won’t comeback if your camping grounds are very full. I enjoy camping… nice and relaxing but in this camping ground it’s stressful, too crowded.
Disappointed Experience at All Camp Saraburi I rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience at All Camp Saraburi deserves honest feedback: 1. Disorganized Booking & Check-In – The booking system was a mess. Even with prior reservations, we still had to queue with walk-ins and wait for hours. No clear process, and staff seemed overwhelmed. 2. Overcapacity Issues – The campsite was way overcrowded. They kept letting more campers in even when it was clearly beyond the site’s capacity. It felt chaotic and unsafe. 3. Power Outage Nightmare – There’s no regulation on electricity usage. Everyone running high-wattage devices caused a total blackout that lasted over 3 hours in the middle of the night. Completely unacceptable. 4. Unclear Quiet Hours – They say 10 PM lights out, but rules aren’t enforced. We were kept awake by loud drunk groups talking and laughing well past midnight. 5. Poor Communication – There was no proper channel to reach the management or get updates. Campers were left confused during the blackout and other issues. Unfortunately, this place is more about quantity than quality. It has potential, but the lack of organization and care for camper experience makes it hard to recommend. Final Thoughts: All Camp Saraburi may look good on social media, but the experience says otherwise. Until they take crowd control, electrical safety, and communication seriously, I cannot recommend this campsite especially for families or those looking for a peaceful getaway. What could be a great place is currently a poorly managed and stressful environment.
very good camping site, owner is very friendly and helpful. super clean they really look good after the place. nice and quiet in one word "perfect". worth the money to go camping here.
This is definitely the best campsite in Saraburi area . Super clean toilet with shampoo and shower gel provided . The best part is the washing basin they provide all the liquid cleaning stuff . Love it and we spend a long time here thou .
Beautiful camping area. It got bit crowded during Saturday. Overall experience is great, nice and well maintained grass area for camping, and a very nice area (gravel and stones) at the river bed. Will definitely come back again either during or just the raining season.
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ไปครั้งแรก วันธรรมดา ช่วงปลายธันวาอากาศหนาว สถานที่กางเต๊นท์ดี ห้องน้ำก็สะอาดดูแลอย่างดีเครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้า ไฟพ่วงแยก สถานที่สะอาดครบ เนื้อที่ไม่ใหญ่ไม่เล็กจนเกินไป มีน้ำไหลมีลำธารให้ได้เล่น ประทับใจต้องไปซ้ำอีกแน่
หน้าหนาวอากาศดีมากๆ ครับลานนี้ เหมาะสำหรับการพักผ่อนจริงๆ มีลำธารให้เด็กๆ เล่นด้วยนะครับ
Pro’s: -The ambiance of the camp is really nice, the toilets are equip with shower gel and shampoo. -They also have a stream which is nice for swimming or cooling down. Con’s: -They do not monitor the bookings and walk in. -The place is very crowded. The tent is so close to each other. That means you can hear all the noise from the other tents, even when they breathe. -They keep accepting walk-ins even at night, someone is still hammering and making noise when you’re sleeping. -Since they accept so many people, the power went out for about 3 hrs. -Poor management. Suggestions: -Reduce the amount of people you’re accepting, I know money is good but campers won’t comeback if your camping grounds are very full. I enjoy camping… nice and relaxing but in this camping ground it’s stressful, too crowded.
Disappointed Experience at All Camp Saraburi I rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience at All Camp Saraburi deserves honest feedback: 1. Disorganized Booking & Check-In – The booking system was a mess. Even with prior reservations, we still had to queue with walk-ins and wait for hours. No clear process, and staff seemed overwhelmed. 2. Overcapacity Issues – The campsite was way overcrowded. They kept letting more campers in even when it was clearly beyond the site’s capacity. It felt chaotic and unsafe. 3. Power Outage Nightmare – There’s no regulation on electricity usage. Everyone running high-wattage devices caused a total blackout that lasted over 3 hours in the middle of the night. Completely unacceptable. 4. Unclear Quiet Hours – They say 10 PM lights out, but rules aren’t enforced. We were kept awake by loud drunk groups talking and laughing well past midnight. 5. Poor Communication – There was no proper channel to reach the management or get updates. Campers were left confused during the blackout and other issues. Unfortunately, this place is more about quantity than quality. It has potential, but the lack of organization and care for camper experience makes it hard to recommend. Final Thoughts: All Camp Saraburi may look good on social media, but the experience says otherwise. Until they take crowd control, electrical safety, and communication seriously, I cannot recommend this campsite especially for families or those looking for a peaceful getaway. What could be a great place is currently a poorly managed and stressful environment.
very good camping site, owner is very friendly and helpful. super clean they really look good after the place. nice and quiet in one word "perfect". worth the money to go camping here.
This is definitely the best campsite in Saraburi area . Super clean toilet with shampoo and shower gel provided . The best part is the washing basin they provide all the liquid cleaning stuff . Love it and we spend a long time here thou .
Beautiful camping area. It got bit crowded during Saturday. Overall experience is great, nice and well maintained grass area for camping, and a very nice area (gravel and stones) at the river bed. Will definitely come back again either during or just the raining season.
Equipment rental availableBe Happy Camping in Kaeng Khoi district, Saraburi province, sits beside a crystal-clear stream with a shaded riverside zone that stays cool all day long. At 200 THB per person per night, it is an affordable campsite in Saraburi for those seeking stream-side relaxation. The ground is rocky, so it stays firm and mud-free even after rain. Toilets are clean and equipped with hot water, and a dish-washing sink station is provided with soap and sponges. Food, beverages, and drinks can be ordered on-site, and a large convenience store selling fresh produce is just 100 metres away. Wi-Fi is available throughout the campsite. Pets — both dogs and cats — are welcome and can roam freely around the grounds. The owner is known for being attentive and checking in with guests regularly. Nights are comfortably cool.
Equipment rental availableRim Nam Camp in Saraburi province stands out as a walk-in-only campsite — no reservation needed, just show up. The fee is 150 THB per person per night; children under 12 stay free, while those aged 12 and over are charged the adult rate. Camping in Saraburi here is straightforward: the site provides gender-separated shower rooms and toilets, plus electrical access (bring your own extension cord). Pets are welcome, and rubber rings with life jackets can be rented for 50 THB. Access hours run from 07:00 to 20:00, with checkout by 14:00. Quiet hours begin at 22:00, and open fires on the grass are strictly prohibited. The riverside setting makes it a practical choice for families or groups looking for a low-key long weekend getaway without the hassle of advance booking.
Equipment rental availableChai Piti Waterfall is located in Muak Lek District, Saraburi Province, opening daily with weekday hours from 08:00 to 17:00 and weekend hours from 08:00 to 20:00. The site offers multiple service options including a camping ground, accommodation rooms, fishing activities, and an on-site restaurant. Visitors will find convenient facilities such as restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, ample parking space, and a shop. Free concrete table areas are available for guests to use. Day visitors pay an entrance fee of 20 baht per person, with parking charges of 30 baht for cars and 10 baht for motorcycles. Pets are permitted on the grounds. Important rules include no fires on grassy areas, quiet hours beginning at 22:00, and a prohibition on cooking for day-trippers, with violations subject to a 1,000 baht fine. Note that hot water showers and WiFi are not available. Camping rates are 150 baht per person per night and 80 baht for children, with free entry for children under 100 centimeters tall, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableConnex Camp Cha-om offers streamside camping in Saraburi province just 90 minutes from Bangkok, making it one of the most accessible waterfront campsites in the region. Located in Cha-om sub-district, Kaeng Khoi district, the site is divided into three zones: Zone A (lots A1–A20) along the stream at 500 THB per lot for up to two adults, a grass field zone at 250 THB per person, and Zone C (C1–C10) for car camping at 500 THB per lot. Children aged 7 and under stay free; ages 8–14 cost 100 THB. Group size is capped at 10–12 people. Check-in runs from noon to 7 PM and check-out is by noon. All vehicle types, including small city cars, can reach the campsite without difficulty. Phone signal works only on the AIS network, though free Wi-Fi is available. The site is 1 km from Jet Kot Waterfall and 1 km from a nearby ATV venue. Pets are welcome with advance notice, and tent and camping equipment can be rented on-site at the mini-mart.
Sky Camp offers a forest camping experience in Saraburi province, suited for those seeking a quiet natural environment. The site provides three distinct camping zones for visitors to choose from. Zone A is located waterside with a cool breeze, Zone B sits beneath large trees offering shade throughout the day, and Zone C features an open grassy area well-suited for stargazing. Facilities include Wi-Fi, electricity, restrooms, shower rooms, and designated barbecue areas. Swimming is also available on site. Check-in time is set at 14:00 and check-out at 13:00, with entry and exit restricted between 20:00 and 08:00. Campers must observe several rules including maintaining quiet after 22:00, no pets allowed, waste separation, fires only in designated areas, and no high-power electrical appliances. Mobile network coverage is available for AIS and Dtac users, though True network is not accessible. The camping fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Butterfly Camping Chaom is located in Saraburi province, offering a camping area beside a clear stream within convenient reach of Bangkok. The site features shaded grounds surrounded by nature, with cool, clear water flowing through the stream suitable for water activities throughout the day. The campsite welcomes pets, allowing visitors to bring their dogs or cats along. Facilities include clean bathrooms separated by gender and equipped with hot water heaters. Electrical outlets are available at pitches, and complimentary Wi-Fi service helps visitors stay connected when mobile phone signals are unreliable. The setting provides a suitable environment for relaxation during weekends or holidays. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableLanrak Camp operates in Saraburi province with daily hours from 8:00 to 21:00, with no entry permitted after 21:00. Check-in begins at 8:00 and check-out is at 15:00. The site operates on a walk-in basis without advance reservations, allowing visitors to select their preferred camping area freely, though certain spots are pre-booked on Friday and Saturday nights. Group reservations are accepted for parties of eight or more. Facilities include electricity points at every camping area, separate toilet blocks for men and women, dishwashing stations, water supply, parking areas, shops, and restaurants. Visitors may barbecue and take photographs on site. Mobile reception is reliable for AIS and True networks but weak for dtac. The stream has dried up throughout most of the grounds, with water remaining only at area 17 for children. Site rules prohibit smoking in camping areas, loud music at any time, noise after 22:00, parking on grass, ground fires on grass, and electric vehicle charging. The rate is 200 baht per person per night and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableBan Suan Tao Camping is located in Saraburi province along a waterfall stream in a quiet natural setting. Nighttime temperatures range from 18 to 22 degrees Celsius, with the sound of flowing water providing a calming backdrop for stargazing. The site features eight restrooms separated by gender, all equipped with hot water heaters. Electrical outlets are distributed throughout the grounds, and complimentary wireless internet is available. An on-site restaurant serves made-to-order dishes, grilled pork pan, seafood barbecue, beverages, and ice. Pets are permitted, and car camping by the river is an option. Site rules include no loud noise after 22:00, no illegal items, no smoking near tents, no vehicles on the grass, and no fires on grassy areas. Rates are 150 to 250 baht per person per night, and tent and camping equipment rental is available.
