Namtok Chet Sao Noi National Park in Saraburi province offers a natural camping experience for outdoor enthusiasts. The park features a waterfall with shallow tiers that allow comfortable swimming and wading. Camping areas are situated along the waterside, providing close access to the stream and surrounding forest. Visitors can explore the waterfall, observe wildlife, and spot various bird species throughout the park grounds. The site supports a range of activities including swimming and nature observation in a forested setting. Facilities at the park include restrooms, a restaurant, a shop, and a coffee shop for visitor convenience. The location makes a suitable base for those exploring the Saraburi region or seeking an accessible natural area near Bangkok. The nightly fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent on site.
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Good spot to take break and for having fun in nature, it is a plan water fall yet, worth visiting and spending some time around. There are 7 levels level 4 is beautiful and good for going into the water. However, the bottom at this area is not smooth , there are small rocks and wood logs.
The prettiest I have ever seen. Even on a very sunny day the place felt cool and calm because of how the nature around has been maintained well, irrespective of the fact that it has huge attarction. Not just aesthetic and heavenly but also has a calming vibe🫶🏼💜
Chet Sao Noi Waterfall National Park has a small entrance fee (30 THB for parking and 20 THB for Thai adults). The waterfalls are not very large, but you can enjoy a pleasant walk along the Muak Lek stream, where you’ll find seven small waterfall tiers along the way. Overall, it’s a relaxed and easy stroll. Tier 4 is the most beautiful and worth stopping at, while the others are fairly average. Not too crowded, with a nice natural atmosphere—great for a casual visit.
Nice environment and plenty of parking spots. Not very big, easy to walk around up and down. Unfortunately, only few spots we can swim, mostly just be able to walk and enjoy the nature. Some level are nice and clean water that you can see the fish, some are not clear and deep. There are one big restaurant on the too, good view.
👏 Loved this place! 🌿 The short walking trail through the forest was so peaceful — shaded by big trees and filled with the sound of birds and flowing water. The waterfall itself has several gentle tiers, perfect for dipping your feet or cooling off 💦 The water’s wasn’t so clear (due to recent heavy rains), but was refreshing, and there are plenty of nice spots to sit, relax, or have a picnic. Such a calm and beautiful escape from the city — was totally worth the trip! 🍃✨ I spent a couple of hours.. just walking the trails.
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Good spot to take break and for having fun in nature, it is a plan water fall yet, worth visiting and spending some time around. There are 7 levels level 4 is beautiful and good for going into the water. However, the bottom at this area is not smooth , there are small rocks and wood logs.
The prettiest I have ever seen. Even on a very sunny day the place felt cool and calm because of how the nature around has been maintained well, irrespective of the fact that it has huge attarction. Not just aesthetic and heavenly but also has a calming vibe🫶🏼💜
Chet Sao Noi Waterfall National Park has a small entrance fee (30 THB for parking and 20 THB for Thai adults). The waterfalls are not very large, but you can enjoy a pleasant walk along the Muak Lek stream, where you’ll find seven small waterfall tiers along the way. Overall, it’s a relaxed and easy stroll. Tier 4 is the most beautiful and worth stopping at, while the others are fairly average. Not too crowded, with a nice natural atmosphere—great for a casual visit.
Nice environment and plenty of parking spots. Not very big, easy to walk around up and down. Unfortunately, only few spots we can swim, mostly just be able to walk and enjoy the nature. Some level are nice and clean water that you can see the fish, some are not clear and deep. There are one big restaurant on the too, good view.
👏 Loved this place! 🌿 The short walking trail through the forest was so peaceful — shaded by big trees and filled with the sound of birds and flowing water. The waterfall itself has several gentle tiers, perfect for dipping your feet or cooling off 💦 The water’s wasn’t so clear (due to recent heavy rains), but was refreshing, and there are plenty of nice spots to sit, relax, or have a picnic. Such a calm and beautiful escape from the city — was totally worth the trip! 🍃✨ I spent a couple of hours.. just walking the trails.
Equipment rental availableKung Camp is a campsite in Saraburi province set right beside a waterfall near Muak Lek reservoir, popular for nighttime stargazing. Entry fee is 150 THB per person, children aged 6-12 pay 100 THB, and kids under 5 stay free. Power outlets are provided but campers must bring their own extension cords, and free Wi-Fi covers the site. Grilling is allowed as long as the stove has legs to protect the grass, while high-power electrical devices like induction cookers and portable air conditioners are strictly banned. Pets are welcome, though owners are asked to watch them closely since local animals roam the area. On-site vendors sell drinks, ice, moo kata, and made-to-order meals, and tents, fans, and grills are available for rent. Tent spots cannot be pre-booked online; campers must choose their own spot on arrival. Check-in is at 1:00 PM and check-out at noon, with quiet hours enforced from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Separate male and female restrooms are available, and a 50% deposit via PromptPay is required with no refund on cancellation.
Equipment rental availablePhu Nub Dao Farm is a campsite in Saraburi with an on-site cafe, animal farm, and a long list of kid-friendly activities, just 2 hours from Bangkok. Suited for family camping trips, the grounds have multiple zones to choose from and a sunset viewpoint, with cool weather especially in winter when temperatures can drop to 14°C. Restrooms are hotel-style clean with hot water heaters in every room, though they're a bit of a walk from the tent zones. Kids can enjoy farm activities like cow milking, feeding ducks and horses, collecting eggs, cow riding, and making ice cream from fresh milk, held around 10:00 and 16:00. Nights feature live music or concerts, and there's a minimart and market on site selling food and supplies. Tent and tarp rental is available for those who didn't bring their own gear. ATV rides are offered nearby for 300 THB per 45 minutes, with free parking and restrooms for riders. Pets enter free, and children under 10 get free admission.
Equipment rental availableKaeng Horu Waterfall is located in Muak Lek District, Saraburi Province, serving as both a camping area and day-use waterfall attraction. The site operates daily from 09.00 to 17.00 with no entrance or parking fees. The clear, cool water provides a suitable environment for families and swimming activities. Day visitors can use riverside mats throughout operating hours with a minimum food order of 400 baht per mat. The campsite accepts overnight guests starting from 17.00 check-in until 09.00 check-out the following morning. Electricity is available after 17.00. Cooking is permitted only after 17.00, and outside food and beverages are not allowed on the premises. Facilities include a restaurant, shop, parking area, and electricity hookups. Swimming equipment such as inflatable rings and life jackets are available for rent, and swimwear is sold on site. The nightly rate ranges from 150 to 300 baht per person, and complete tent packages with fans and power extensions can be rented for 300 baht per tent.
Equipment rental availableBe Happy Camping in Kaeng Khoi district, Saraburi province, sits beside a crystal-clear stream with a shaded riverside zone that stays cool all day long. At 200 THB per person per night, it is an affordable campsite in Saraburi for those seeking stream-side relaxation. The ground is rocky, so it stays firm and mud-free even after rain. Toilets are clean and equipped with hot water, and a dish-washing sink station is provided with soap and sponges. Food, beverages, and drinks can be ordered on-site, and a large convenience store selling fresh produce is just 100 metres away. Wi-Fi is available throughout the campsite. Pets — both dogs and cats — are welcome and can roam freely around the grounds. The owner is known for being attentive and checking in with guests regularly. Nights are comfortably cool.
Equipment rental availableBaan Muean Fan Camping & Farm sits beside a waterfall in Muak Lek, Saraburi — one of the most activity-packed family campsites in Saraburi province. The campsite offers an impressive lineup of outdoor activities including hiking, stargazing, badminton, football, kite flying, goat feeding, ATV riding, and picnicking in nature. Every camping zone has electrical outlets, and the bathrooms are clean with hot-water showers in every stall. An on-site shop covers basic supplies. The camp is attentive to special requests, so families with specific needs can contact staff in advance. Bookings are made via Facebook inbox or phone. Located in Muak Lek district, the camp is within easy reach of Bangkok and nearby provinces, making it a practical weekend destination for families looking for nature with plenty to keep all ages entertained.
Equipment rental availableChai Piti Waterfall is located in Muak Lek District, Saraburi Province, opening daily with weekday hours from 08:00 to 17:00 and weekend hours from 08:00 to 20:00. The site offers multiple service options including a camping ground, accommodation rooms, fishing activities, and an on-site restaurant. Visitors will find convenient facilities such as restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, ample parking space, and a shop. Free concrete table areas are available for guests to use. Day visitors pay an entrance fee of 20 baht per person, with parking charges of 30 baht for cars and 10 baht for motorcycles. Pets are permitted on the grounds. Important rules include no fires on grassy areas, quiet hours beginning at 22:00, and a prohibition on cooking for day-trippers, with violations subject to a 1,000 baht fine. Note that hot water showers and WiFi are not available. Camping rates are 150 baht per person per night and 80 baht for children, with free entry for children under 100 centimeters tall, and equipment rental is available.
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 availablePlawan Long Thang Camp & Cafe is located in Saraburi province, within convenient reach of Bangkok. The campsite sits beside a waterfall in a shaded setting under tree cover, with water available for activities throughout the year. Multiple camping zones offer different spots with views of a small waterfall. Guests can enjoy various complimentary water-based activities including kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, wet raft floating, and swimming, with free life jackets provided. Facilities include electricity, water supply, parking, and wireless internet access. The toilet and shower blocks are well maintained with separate sections for men and women, equipped with hot water systems and hair dryers. The access route includes gravel sections with occasional potholes, requiring cautious driving, though vehicles of all sizes can navigate the road. The rate is 300 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
