Baan Rai Por Piang Camping & Cafe in Saraburi province sits beside a stream in the mountains of Kaeng Khoi district, making it one of the closest stream-side camping spots to Bangkok. The campsite in Saraburi is particularly well-suited to the rainy season, when the stream runs full and guests can kayak or wade in the water at no extra charge — both activities are reserved for overnight guests only. Cycling routes wind through the property with views of the surrounding hills. Weekend evenings bring live music every Saturday, and Sunday mornings feature a merit-making alms-giving ceremony. An on-site cafe rounds out the facilities. The camp also sits near seasonal fruit, adding a local food angle to any stay. All activities — kayaking, swimming, movie screenings, and live music — are available exclusively to registered guests.
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Our visit to the camping grounds was relaxing. Upon arriving a sense of peace and tranquillity settled over, certainly a relief from those city stresses. The area is surrounded by lush greenery and the air is fresh, there appeared to be a small stream adjacent to the camping grounds but unfortunately during our stay it had dried up. The grounds looked well maintained and everything appeared to be neat and tidy. The Safari tent's are set up for those that would rather go Glamping than Camping, they consist of a poly canvas cover afixed to a metal frame and polished concrete floor with a sturdy external roof covering the tent. The tent's are well equipped with air-conditioning, double power points, comfortable queen bed and a decent bathroom consisting of a rainhead shower and or hand held shower, wash basin and a nice flush toilet. To the side of the tent is a covered outdoor eating area consisting of beach seating and table. Other onsite facilities available in the grounds include a restaurant, coffee shop, communal bathrooms and outdoor entertaining areas. The staff were all very hospitable and provided friendly helpful service. Based on my experience it appeared to be a great place to visit if you want to experience camping but without the hardship that goes with it.
Everything in one place. Cafe Restaurants and Camping. Good place to be relaxing.
Nice camping ground. The place is very well kept, clean. We stayed two nights one at Khunkao and one night RV trailer truck. We are happy with nature surroundings and the rooms but for the price paid the breakfast offer very little. The moo krata dinner was good. The front desk lady answers your simple questions with attitude and kept pointing the issues away. I would understand if she is busy but we arrived Friday late afternoon and the place was half empty. For people with kids, this is not as kids friendly as the waterfall area is slippery rocky and deep
Baan Rai Por Piang Camping is a peaceful and charming escape into nature. Surrounded by greenery, mountains, and fresh air, it’s the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and enjoy a slower pace of life. The campsite is clean and well-organized, with cozy tents and basic amenities that make your stay comfortable while still giving you the authentic camping experience. The hosts are incredibly welcoming and helpful, making you feel right at home. Whether you’re sitting by the campfire, stargazing at night, or waking up to birdsong and mountain mist, every moment here feels special. Highly recommended for anyone looking to disconnect from the city and reconnect with nature — it’s a little slice of tranquility you won’t forget.
I found it disappointing. I spent a night here and will never return. The vibe and the people who work here are more important than the facilities. With the exception of a bearded man, they are not friendly or helpful. When they served pork porridge for breakfast which I was unable of eating it, they neither made no attempt to replace that with anything else nor offered an apology. Even worse, they blamed the customer for having not asked beforehand, yet I had no idea what they were offering. This place would become a nice retreat with sincere care and a service-minded attitude.
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Our visit to the camping grounds was relaxing. Upon arriving a sense of peace and tranquillity settled over, certainly a relief from those city stresses. The area is surrounded by lush greenery and the air is fresh, there appeared to be a small stream adjacent to the camping grounds but unfortunately during our stay it had dried up. The grounds looked well maintained and everything appeared to be neat and tidy. The Safari tent's are set up for those that would rather go Glamping than Camping, they consist of a poly canvas cover afixed to a metal frame and polished concrete floor with a sturdy external roof covering the tent. The tent's are well equipped with air-conditioning, double power points, comfortable queen bed and a decent bathroom consisting of a rainhead shower and or hand held shower, wash basin and a nice flush toilet. To the side of the tent is a covered outdoor eating area consisting of beach seating and table. Other onsite facilities available in the grounds include a restaurant, coffee shop, communal bathrooms and outdoor entertaining areas. The staff were all very hospitable and provided friendly helpful service. Based on my experience it appeared to be a great place to visit if you want to experience camping but without the hardship that goes with it.
Everything in one place. Cafe Restaurants and Camping. Good place to be relaxing.
Nice camping ground. The place is very well kept, clean. We stayed two nights one at Khunkao and one night RV trailer truck. We are happy with nature surroundings and the rooms but for the price paid the breakfast offer very little. The moo krata dinner was good. The front desk lady answers your simple questions with attitude and kept pointing the issues away. I would understand if she is busy but we arrived Friday late afternoon and the place was half empty. For people with kids, this is not as kids friendly as the waterfall area is slippery rocky and deep
Baan Rai Por Piang Camping is a peaceful and charming escape into nature. Surrounded by greenery, mountains, and fresh air, it’s the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and enjoy a slower pace of life. The campsite is clean and well-organized, with cozy tents and basic amenities that make your stay comfortable while still giving you the authentic camping experience. The hosts are incredibly welcoming and helpful, making you feel right at home. Whether you’re sitting by the campfire, stargazing at night, or waking up to birdsong and mountain mist, every moment here feels special. Highly recommended for anyone looking to disconnect from the city and reconnect with nature — it’s a little slice of tranquility you won’t forget.
I found it disappointing. I spent a night here and will never return. The vibe and the people who work here are more important than the facilities. With the exception of a bearded man, they are not friendly or helpful. When they served pork porridge for breakfast which I was unable of eating it, they neither made no attempt to replace that with anything else nor offered an apology. Even worse, they blamed the customer for having not asked beforehand, yet I had no idea what they were offering. This place would become a nice retreat with sincere care and a service-minded attitude.
Equipment rental availableKiang Than Tham Tao Glamping in Saraburi offers riverside teepee-style cabins beside a clear stream guests can wade in right outside their door, plus a separate mountain-view camping in Saraburi zone. The site is in Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, and the access road is suitable for small cars, sedans, and low-clearance vehicles. All options include breakfast, a mini-bar, Wi-Fi, and a camping table-and-chair set. Teepee cabins have a private bathroom within 10 steps; tent guests share well-maintained male/female bathrooms with separate shower areas. True Move has no signal at the site. Nearby there are plenty of dining options including a fresh seafood shop, rice stalls, som tam restaurants, and a night market. Mookata (Korean BBQ) can be ordered to eat by the stream — rent a grill for 200 THB or order a full set for 500 THB.
Jer Khao Rao Rak in Saraburi province stands out for its air-conditioned tents set right along a stream, each with a private bathroom — a comfortable setup for camping in Saraburi within easy reach of Bangkok. The site is in Tambon Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, just 5 minutes from the car park for Kroak-it Waterfall. Guests can cook their own meals in the designated cooking area, and campfires are permitted only in that same zone. Breakfast is available from 08:00 and delivered to your tent upon check-in request. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 19:00; check-out is by 11:00, with a 500 THB per hour late fee. Pets are not allowed in tents or rooms, and noise must be kept down between 22:00 and 06:00. Ice water is provided free of charge on a self-service basis.
Baan Siang Kong Homestay in Saraburi province offers vintage wooden hillside accommodation with private camping areas in Kaeng Khoi district — delivering a Chiang Mai-style atmosphere just a short drive from Bangkok. There are four accommodation buildings: Baan Siang Kong (shared room for 6–7 people at 3,500 THB), Baan Siang Kong HOUSE (5 rooms for up to 15 people at 5,500 THB), and two Baan Klang Pa air-conditioned rooms (each for 2 guests at 1,500 THB). All bookings include free tent pitching on the property's lawn. Two additional dedicated camping in Saraburi spots are available at 150 THB per person. Houses 1 and 2 come with a full kitchen, cookware, gas stoves, and BBQ grills. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Pets of all kinds are not permitted. Bookings are confirmed by deposit transfer only.
Lamer Camp is located in Saraburi province and offers newly opened accommodation alongside a compact camping area set beside a flowing stream. The property features five waterfront houses and a small minimalist camping ground surrounded by well-maintained grass lawns. Clear water flows through the site where fish are visible in the stream, creating a shaded and tranquil environment. Facilities provided include electricity, Wi-Fi, running water, toilets, shower rooms, an on-site restaurant, barbecue areas, and swimming areas. The camp welcomes pets and offers free stays for children under 7 years of age. Air conditioning is available in accommodations for an additional fee of 200 baht. Guests must observe site rules including no fires directly on the grass and no loud noise after 22:00. Rates range from 200 to 3,200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Farm Suk Glamping Cha-om Branch offers air-conditioned glamping tents beside a stream, making it one of the most convenient camping in Saraburi options for Bangkok day-trippers. Packages start at 1,300 THB per person and include a pork-belly BBQ buffet with fizzy drinks, an ice cream buffet, breakfast buffet, and free drinking water and ice throughout the stay. Guests can choose between Standard tents with shared bathrooms or Exclusive tents with private en-suite bathrooms. Activities on-site include stream swimming, a water slide for both kids and adults with life jackets provided, a scenic viewpoint, and photography spots. The camp suits couples, families, and groups equally well. Booking must be made through Farm Suk Glamping's official channels only — the post warns against scammers impersonating the brand.
Equipment rental availableMinicamping Chaom is a newly opened campsite in Saraburi Province set among trees of varying sizes with a clear stream flowing through the grounds. The area features well-maintained grass lawns and accommodates both tent pitches and recreational vehicles near the water. Three recreational vehicle units are available for rent beside the stream. Visitors can enjoy horseback riding around the property. Facilities include parking areas, electricity, running water, toilets, shower rooms, a restaurant, a convenience store, and designated barbecue and campfire areas. The site also offers swimming areas and waterfall access. Campsite regulations prohibit making fires directly on the grass and require quiet hours after 23:00. Rates range from 40 to 2,500 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Baan Suan Ngam is a campsite in Saraburi set right beside an emerald-green clear stream, just a short drive from Bangkok. Located in Cha-om Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, it offers a range of accommodation options including tents, glamping tents, RVs, and houses to suit different preferences. Surrounded by mountains and a clear stream, guests can cool off by playing in the water just steps from their tent. An on-site restaurant serves meals amid the natural surroundings. Tent camping costs 200 THB per person, while room accommodation starts at 1,800 THB including breakfast. Live music plays every Saturday night, adding a lively touch to the weekend. It's a convenient getaway for a quick escape from the city without a long drive. For more details, guests can contact the campsite directly by phone.
Equipment rental availableLalanta Camping & Café is a campsite in Saraburi set in a bamboo grove beside a stream, with house/pool villa and RV stays available in the same area for families with kids or elderly members. The fee is 390 THB per person per night including breakfast buffet, with kids under 10 free, kids 10-15 half price, and seniors 65+ free. The camping ground is split into stream-side and non-stream zones, and guests can run air conditioners at no extra electricity charge as long as units are 12,000 BTU or under. Facilities include separate men's and women's restrooms with warm water, indoor and outdoor showers, dish-washing and wet/dry waste zones, plus an on-site café and restaurant. Evening activities include live music on Saturday nights, outdoor movie screenings, a mini train circling the grounds, a playground, a mini water park, and a morning alms-giving ceremony on Sundays. Tents with full bedding are available for rent and staff will set them up for you. Bookings are handled through Facebook inbox only.
