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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, 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.



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Amazing resort, tents and caravan are exceptional, I enjoyed my time and highly recommend the place
My fiancee book Baan Suan and I had no idea what to expect, we had an awesome experience, the rooms were really nice and clean, the staff was warm and friendly. If you're looking for a BKK weekend getaway, this is definitely the place. Will be returning for another visit soon.
This is a beautiful place but definitely not pet friendly. The owner has three dogs including a young german Shepard running around off leash and untrained. Me and my wife was just about to take our dog for a walk and all three dogs came running to attack my dog whilst being on his leash. My dog was bitten twice on his back side but luckily no blood was drawn. However this could have been much more severe as my dog was clearly outnumbered. If I or my wife didn’t throw ourselves in front of our dog, then this could have been fatal. On the second day we witnessed one of the black and white dogs attack and also bite a person on the back of his leg. My wife spoke with the people in charge about the situation but we can clearly see nothing is being done about these dogs. I would say it is mostly the pack leader that seems to be aggressive. I understand accidents can happen. But before we even came here we were asked about the size of our dog and all the rules and regulations about bringing him.we were even told our dog is not allowed in the river but I have also seem their dogs in the river on more than multiple occasions. The manager wanted to just give us a full refund incase we now feel we wanted to leave the following day.