Camping Hill&Cafe is a campsite in Ratchaburi province nicknamed the 'Sapan Ratchaburi' for its panoramic hilltop views of the Tenasserim mountain range, often shrouded in morning mist during rainy or cold season. Located in Suan Phueng district, the tent site costs 200 THB per person per night, and campers must bring their own tent and gear since no rental is available. Minimalist triangular fan-cooled bungalows start at 1,200 THB per night for 2 guests with shared bathrooms. This is a pet-friendly campsite where dogs and cats are welcome in the open-air zone, though owners must inform staff of the pet type in advance. The uphill road is steep in sections but passable by regular cars and motorcycles, requiring extra caution especially in the rainy season. AIS has the most stable phone signal here. The campsite strictly enforces quiet hours from 10 PM to 8 AM and does not accept bookings for groups larger than 8 people, so advance reservation is strongly recommended due to limited daily capacity.
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The view is stunning, and the cafe area is a bit small. On the day we arrived, it was raining continuously due to Typhoon Kalmangi. The surrounding atmosphere was beautiful, with fog everywhere. My only complaints are: 1. When it rains at the cafe, visitors often have trouble waiting for their food. After shopping, they have to leave immediately, as the outdoor area is unavailable. 2. The restrooms are quite dirty. The floors and walls are unclean. Some rooms have problems with the water system, and the water is a scary brown color. 3. The access is steep and requires extreme caution. 4. If you're staying at a place where you can set up tents, it would be better to have separate restrooms from those for the cafe visitors.
It climbs steeply. The view is fantastic. It's a nice place to sit. They serve delicious cakes, pizza, and a few other snacks.
Scenic camping space with good cafe selling drinks & snacks at reasonable price… only drawback is camping space is too cramped & parking gets pretty packed during weekends… but the views of hill range during sunset & sunrise with clouds pack will be worth spending… 200B per tent if you are carry your own tent.. they also have camping tents for rent… cafe if good option for quick snack… worth staying for night
Very nice camp site on hill. Nice cafe with fantastic view. Recommended for those who don't see to camp by the river.
Wonderland 360 degrees of mist covered nearby mountains. Great pastries, coffees and a variety of local snacks, fruits ( best grapes ) and just a great vibe of those whom venture here. Only open for 3 weeks yet Camping Hill & Cafe appears to be on many radars !! 2 white cabin huts and many tent ⛺ only campsites, bring your own gear. Super nice young owners 👏
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The view is stunning, and the cafe area is a bit small. On the day we arrived, it was raining continuously due to Typhoon Kalmangi. The surrounding atmosphere was beautiful, with fog everywhere. My only complaints are: 1. When it rains at the cafe, visitors often have trouble waiting for their food. After shopping, they have to leave immediately, as the outdoor area is unavailable. 2. The restrooms are quite dirty. The floors and walls are unclean. Some rooms have problems with the water system, and the water is a scary brown color. 3. The access is steep and requires extreme caution. 4. If you're staying at a place where you can set up tents, it would be better to have separate restrooms from those for the cafe visitors.
It climbs steeply. The view is fantastic. It's a nice place to sit. They serve delicious cakes, pizza, and a few other snacks.
Scenic camping space with good cafe selling drinks & snacks at reasonable price… only drawback is camping space is too cramped & parking gets pretty packed during weekends… but the views of hill range during sunset & sunrise with clouds pack will be worth spending… 200B per tent if you are carry your own tent.. they also have camping tents for rent… cafe if good option for quick snack… worth staying for night
Very nice camp site on hill. Nice cafe with fantastic view. Recommended for those who don't see to camp by the river.
Wonderland 360 degrees of mist covered nearby mountains. Great pastries, coffees and a variety of local snacks, fruits ( best grapes ) and just a great vibe of those whom venture here. Only open for 3 weeks yet Camping Hill & Cafe appears to be on many radars !! 2 white cabin huts and many tent ⛺ only campsites, bring your own gear. Super nice young owners 👏
Equipment rental availableBaan Ton Mai Sai Nam sits right on the Lam Phachi River in Suan Phueng, Ratchaburi — with flowing water year-round and a high degree of privacy that makes it suitable for both group parties and quiet family camping in Ratchaburi. Kids can wade and play in the stream, and activities include kayaking, ATV riding, and a floating wet platform. A professional chef-staffed restaurant is open to non-staying guests as well. Internet signal is available throughout. All cabin rooms include air conditioning, TV, refrigerator, and en-suite bathrooms with hot water. The campsite is conveniently close to major local attractions including Talat Oh Poi market, Khao Krachom, and Alpaca Hill, as well as a 7-Eleven, Lotus's, and CJ supermarket. Guests can also fish directly on the property. Video calls are offered before booking so guests can inspect rooms prior to paying a deposit.
Camp Mai Suan Phueng Napa Du Dao offers streamside camping in Ratchaburi province, with a natural creek running through the grounds where guests can swim and play in the water. The fee is 250 THB per person per night, children under 12 stay free, and pets are welcome at no extra charge. Floatation rings, stand-up paddleboards, and canoes are provided free of charge upon ID-card exchange at check-in. Facilities include electricity hook-ups at trees throughout the site, hot-water showers in gender-separated bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, a shop with food orders, an air-conditioned café, and 7-Eleven delivery service to the campsite. The large parking area is free, and a luggage trolley is available. A quiet rule is enforced from 23:00. This campsite in Ratchaburi suits families and pet owners looking for a well-equipped, affordable base near the stream in Suan Phueng district.
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.
Equipment rental availableRai Na Duangjai Suan Phueng offers streamside camping in Ratchaburi province, with tents pitched directly beside a clear, cool stream you can wade into anytime. Two rental tent sizes are available: a large tent at 800 THB per night (for 2 guests), complete with a mattress pad, pillows, blankets, a folding table, camp chairs, and a fan with power extension; and a small tent at 540 THB per night (for 2 guests) with bedding included. Check-in is at 13:00 and check-out at 12:00. Shared clean toilets are provided on-site. Guests can bring their own food for BBQ or order the campsite's mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) service. Standout highlights include a riverside swing and kayaks available to paddle on the stream. The campsite in Ratchaburi also has multiple photo spots throughout the grounds. Suited for couples or small groups looking for a low-effort camping trip without pitching their own tent.
at Camping Hill&Cafe (267m above sea level • 13.39°N, 99.30°E)
