Is there a stream or water area to play in?

Yes, the campsite is known for having one of the most beautiful streams in Cha-om. There is also a day-trip swimming option available at 50 baht per person.

Is this campsite suitable for families with children?

Yes, it is family-friendly. There is a special rate for children aged 7–10 years old at 80 baht per person per night.

Are there cabin or house accommodations available besides tent camping?

Yes, there are 7 house/cabin units available. Rates are 2,000 baht on Sunday–Thursday and 2,500 baht on Friday–Saturday and public holidays.

Can I rent a tent on-site, or do I need to bring my own?

You can rent a tent with bedding on-site for 450 baht, not including the entry fee of 200 baht per person.

Klin Ai Din Campsite is located in Cha-om Sub-district, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province.

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A stream flows over many rocks with lush green trees and tall bamboo lining the banks

A large tent area situated in an open forest with green grass and surrounding trees

A small river flows through a forested area with rocks and lush green trees around it

Klin Ai Din Campsite

Saraburi

4.4(10 reviews)

Klin Ai Din Campsite in Saraburi province is known for having the most beautiful stream in Cha-om sub-district, making it a popular camping destination for those wanting to play in natural water. Located in Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, this campsite in Saraburi charges 200 THB for tent pitching (children aged 7–10 pay 80 THB), with a separate 200 THB entry fee. Tent rental with bedding is available at 450 THB. Day visitors who want to swim or play in the stream pay just 50 THB per person. There are 7 guesthouses priced at 2,000 THB on Sunday–Thursday and 2,500 THB on Friday, Saturday, and public holidays. Facilities include electrical hook-ups, separate male and female bathrooms and showers, a BBQ area, and a mookata (Thai hot pot) dining zone for day visitors. Meals such as mookata dinner and a morning set of rice porridge, pan-fried eggs, bread, and orange juice are also offered.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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A stream flows over many rocks with lush green trees and tall bamboo lining the banks — Klin Ai Din Campsite — A stream flows over many rocks with lush green trees and tall bamboo lining the banks

Notes from our team

Atmosphere: The tent ground sits among green trees and grass lawns, with mountain scenery and a stream from the waterfall visible along the walkways. Guest numbers are limited, so the site never feels crowded and the setting stays quiet and private.
Getting there: The drive in is straightforward and not far from Bangkok, with easy access to the parking area — well suited to a short one- or two-night trip. On rainy days, allow extra time and check road conditions before setting off.
Water & swimming: The waterfall is close to the tents, with clear water flowing near the camping area — good for a swim or a short walk. Rocks along the access to the water are slippery for both children and adults, and the path gets muddy in the rainy season.
Best time to go: Cool season through early hot season is the best window, when the weather is pleasant and the paths are dry. Heavy rain days are best avoided — the access road and the walk down to the water turn muddy, making travel and waterfall activities difficult.

Amenities

⚡Electricity

🚿Shower

🚻Toilet

🍖BBQ/Grilling

🏊Swimming

💦Waterfall

🍽️Restaurant

🅿️Parking

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