Lalanta 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.
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For the train enthusiast, that’s either your kids, or the kid in you, here’s a place worth stopping by. During those holiday periods where Mittraphap road drives your blood pressure to boiling kettle pressure point, it would be good to take leisurely drive exploring the alternate back roads leading to your destination in Khao Yai. Along these rural roads, visit the places less explored by tourist, such as this camping ground. Predominantly for local holiday makers who wants to sleep in tents to feed mosquitoes, this place features a mini railway which takes your kid away while you enjoy some peaceful coffee. Not a bad way to take a break on a road trip to Khao Yai.
Good place for camping van
We took own tent and some stuff to make easy food (suki). On the way to camping, there has some ingredients for cooking. In camping they provide rental fan, motorhome and light breakfast. Went there in early September
Very lovely. Clean, cool under the bamboo. Great facilities, clean and quiet. Nice breakfast as part of the price. Play area for kids, safe roads for kids bikes and soft camping areas.
Nice Staff, Good Location, Good Vibe
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For the train enthusiast, that’s either your kids, or the kid in you, here’s a place worth stopping by. During those holiday periods where Mittraphap road drives your blood pressure to boiling kettle pressure point, it would be good to take leisurely drive exploring the alternate back roads leading to your destination in Khao Yai. Along these rural roads, visit the places less explored by tourist, such as this camping ground. Predominantly for local holiday makers who wants to sleep in tents to feed mosquitoes, this place features a mini railway which takes your kid away while you enjoy some peaceful coffee. Not a bad way to take a break on a road trip to Khao Yai.
Good place for camping van
We took own tent and some stuff to make easy food (suki). On the way to camping, there has some ingredients for cooking. In camping they provide rental fan, motorhome and light breakfast. Went there in early September
Very lovely. Clean, cool under the bamboo. Great facilities, clean and quiet. Nice breakfast as part of the price. Play area for kids, safe roads for kids bikes and soft camping areas.
Nice Staff, Good Location, Good Vibe
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.
Equipment rental availableBaan Suan Saichon Glamping is a waterfront resort in Saraburi province divided into three distinct zones. The first zone features a spacious tent camping area covering five rai of land, surrounded by water to create an island-like atmosphere with edible fruit trees available for guests. The second zone includes a resort section with a swimming pool, a restaurant serving until 8pm, and farm animals on site. The third zone offers a family vacation home with three bedrooms, mountain views, a full kitchen, washing machine, and karaoke facilities. The property provides parking, separate male and female bathrooms with hot water, electricity, water supply, and Wi-Fi access. Guests can enjoy activities such as duck boat rides, fishing, ATV rides, barbecuing, and photography. The location is close to Pa Sak Cholasit Dam, local markets, and convenience stores, making access straightforward. Rates range from 150 to 8,900 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
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.
Equipment rental availableTid Pa Camping is a campsite in Saraburi province set beside Krok Eedok waterfall in Kaeng Khoi district, with water for playing during the wet season. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, with children aged 10-15 charged 100 baht and kids under 10 free. Tent rental costs 650 baht for two people, including table and chairs, though bedding is not provided. Walk-ins are fine on weekdays if you notify the site in advance, but weekends and public holidays require booking ahead. Check-in and check-out are at noon but flexible. Phone signal is available only on the AIS network, and free wifi reaches the grass camping area. Pets are allowed. The site caps capacity at 20 tents. Low-clearance vehicles are currently not recommended due to the access road, though small regular cars can still get in fine. Free ice and life jackets are provided, and moo kata meal sets are available in small and large portions.
at Lalanta Camping & Café (80m above sea level • 14.45°N, 101.09°E)
