Baan Suan Song Cher is a campsite in Ratchaburi located just 500 meters from the Hin Dat hot spring. The tent camping area costs 150 baht per person and includes separate men's and women's restrooms with hot water showers. For those preferring a room, a large house sleeping 6 people is available for 2,500 baht per night, while a small house for 2 people costs 1,000 baht per night, both excluding breakfast, with special rates for children under 7. Campers without their own gear can rent a tent complete with bedding for 600 baht, accommodating 2 people. The camping ground is a private area near the hot spring, convenient for travelers wanting easy access to natural hot water. Bookings and inquiries can be made anytime, 24 hours a day, through phone or the Facebook page.
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Equipment rental availableLan Gun Eng Camping Suan Phueng sits right on a streamside in Ratchaburi province, combining bamboo cabin stays with riverside tent pitches and kayaking. Camping in Ratchaburi here costs 150 THB per person to pitch your own tent, while rental tents and bamboo cabins (fan or air-con) are both priced at 890 THB for two per night. Children under 7 stay free. A daytime swim session runs 40 THB per person, and kayak rentals are 300 THB per person. The site has four clean bathrooms, electricity points, a dish-washing station, lighting, free Wi-Fi, and reliable AIS mobile signal. Cooked-to-order food, mookata hotpot sets (450 THB), and drinks are available on-site, or you may bring your own ingredients and cook using a gas or charcoal stove. Equipment such as grills, tables, chairs, tarps, fans, and bedding sets (200 THB for two) are available to rent. Noise must stop after 10 PM.
Rai Mueang Kasem in Suan Phueng district stands out as a pet-friendly camping in Ratchaburi province where dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds are all welcome at no extra charge. The fee is 150 THB per person per night, with children staying free. Campers must bring their own tent and a power extension cord of at least 10 metres to reach the electricity points. Free Wi-Fi is available on site. Phone signal works well on AIS, but TRUE and DTAC have poor coverage. Shared toilet and shower facilities include three shower rooms, three flush toilets, and four additional restrooms across the stream. There are no food shops or restaurants on site, so campers should bring their own supplies, though Korean-style BBQ pork sets (moo kratha) can be pre-ordered before 4 PM. Gas stoves and grills are permitted, but open fires on the grass are not. Check-in is first come, first served, with a latest arrival time of 10 PM.
Equipment rental availableThe Plant Camping in Ratchaburi province welcomes pets and accepts all vehicle sizes, making it one of the more accessible campsites in Suan Phung district. Camping fees are 200 THB per adult and 100 THB per child, with free entry for children under 10. Electricity is available via extension leads, and clean toilets are on site. Campfires are permitted except on the grass area. Phone signal works on AIS and TRUE networks only — DTAC has no coverage. A portable air conditioner can be used for an extra 250 THB. Day visitors can enjoy swimming and fishing for 50 THB per person without overnight stay. Walk-ins are not accepted, so advance booking through the Facebook page or by phone is required. Groups looking to book the entire camping area should contact the camp directly, as spaces are available.
Equipment rental availableGoodtime Camp Suanphueng offers glamping in Ratchaburi province with a stream running directly behind the tents, where guests can sit by the water or wade their feet. Tent pitches are available both by the stream and on the grass lawn. The camp provides luxury bell tents fully equipped with bedding, fan-cooled mattresses, and warm blankets — no gear needed. Temperatures stay cool even in summer, so packing a light jacket is recommended. A campfire area, BBQ sets, slow-bar coffee kits, and a simple breakfast of bread, eggs, and coffee are all available on site. Phone signal from some carriers can be patchy and is reliable only in the central lawn area. The camp is open daily, but advance booking is strongly advised during long weekends as walk-ins are turned away once full. Pitches are suitable for solo travelers, friend groups, and couples alike.
at Baan Suan Song Cher Camping Ground (43m above sea level • 14.02°N, 99.54°E)
