P&N Valley Camp is located in Saraburi Province near Muak Lek, offering a camping area with mountain views as backdrop. The climate is pleasant, particularly at night when temperatures drop to around 17 degrees Celsius. The atmosphere is quiet and uncrowded, making it suitable for camping enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. The site features a viewpoint where visitors can observe the sea of mist. Facilities include clean bathrooms and shower rooms that are well maintained. The management team provides attentive care of the grounds and delivers good service to guests. The camping ground provides all essential amenities for a comfortable stay in a natural setting. The entrance fee is 300 baht per person per night, and tent equipment rental is available.
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It’s so peaceful here, clean and quiet camp grounds. We rented everything, tents and such. They are well maintained and clean enough, same goes for toilets and bathrooms. You can order food from nearby restaurants.
Good view & good service // it my first time in this place
Let me clear the elephant in the room! This place is not pet friendly. We have a sick cat that stays in the tent the whole time. They assigned us a place that allows us to have a pet during the week, not during the weekend. If you have a pet, there are designated areas only for pets and smoking "we dont smoke." If during the weekend you are put in the furthest spot in the campground away from everyone. Makes no sense. You do not have the choice of picking where you want to camp. You are given what they offer. If you are a party of one, you can not get the VIP area with the view and fresh air. NO CAFE NO WIFI NO GRASS CAMPING ONLY VIP If you get something delivered to eat, they will only bring it to the entrance, not to your camp area, which is a good distance away. Pros: Clean, hot showers, proper garbage disposal, awesome views, lots of trees. Staff is friendly. Cons: Most expensive place we've ever camped. 400 baht per person. There is nothing special about this place. We've stayed at more affordable campgrounds with awesome views. Wifi availability, cafe and they deliver to you, they offered more than what you pay for. Mosquito heaven. There are so many mosquitos, not pet friendly. You have to keep your pet in your area only. Lots of gravel. No grass camping. VIP only. No campground food, supplies, or services No walk-ins Reserve only
Love this place! Very large camping ground, clean and good view, windy cool weather. Not a single bite from mosquito! Everything available, electrical socket, separated toilet/shower room, water heater, dish washing bay, minimart just outside the camp. Definitely will come back here again...
We spent a long weekend here and managed to get a tent spot with a last minute booking. The tent spots on the hill provide a better view, so I'd recommend booking those. The place is very new, clean, and it doesn't feel cramped at all. The shower has warm water, so it's ideal during the colder months. We had a power outlet and you can also rent equipment for cooking. It's near the waterfalls and a flower field. You can also buy ice and snacks just 50 m from the entrance.
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It’s so peaceful here, clean and quiet camp grounds. We rented everything, tents and such. They are well maintained and clean enough, same goes for toilets and bathrooms. You can order food from nearby restaurants.
Good view & good service // it my first time in this place
Let me clear the elephant in the room! This place is not pet friendly. We have a sick cat that stays in the tent the whole time. They assigned us a place that allows us to have a pet during the week, not during the weekend. If you have a pet, there are designated areas only for pets and smoking "we dont smoke." If during the weekend you are put in the furthest spot in the campground away from everyone. Makes no sense. You do not have the choice of picking where you want to camp. You are given what they offer. If you are a party of one, you can not get the VIP area with the view and fresh air. NO CAFE NO WIFI NO GRASS CAMPING ONLY VIP If you get something delivered to eat, they will only bring it to the entrance, not to your camp area, which is a good distance away. Pros: Clean, hot showers, proper garbage disposal, awesome views, lots of trees. Staff is friendly. Cons: Most expensive place we've ever camped. 400 baht per person. There is nothing special about this place. We've stayed at more affordable campgrounds with awesome views. Wifi availability, cafe and they deliver to you, they offered more than what you pay for. Mosquito heaven. There are so many mosquitos, not pet friendly. You have to keep your pet in your area only. Lots of gravel. No grass camping. VIP only. No campground food, supplies, or services No walk-ins Reserve only
Love this place! Very large camping ground, clean and good view, windy cool weather. Not a single bite from mosquito! Everything available, electrical socket, separated toilet/shower room, water heater, dish washing bay, minimart just outside the camp. Definitely will come back here again...
We spent a long weekend here and managed to get a tent spot with a last minute booking. The tent spots on the hill provide a better view, so I'd recommend booking those. The place is very new, clean, and it doesn't feel cramped at all. The shower has warm water, so it's ideal during the colder months. We had a power outlet and you can also rent equipment for cooking. It's near the waterfalls and a flower field. You can also buy ice and snacks just 50 m from the entrance.
Phu Non Saeng is a small, secluded campsite in the Muak Lek area of Saraburi Province. The site benefits from consistent breezes throughout the day and offers viewpoints where visitors can observe the sea of mist. All vehicle types can access the location. Facilities include clean toilets and shower rooms, with a dishwashing area located near the restrooms. Electricity is available with extension outlets provided, along with water supply and parking space. While mobile phone signal coverage is limited, the campsite provides Wi-Fi access for guests. The site features a viewpoint area suitable for enjoying the surrounding landscape. The overnight rate is 200 baht per person, and equipment rental is not available.
Suan Sap Krathing Tai is located in Saraburi province, approximately two to three hours from Bangkok. The site sits on elevated terrain offering 360-degree mountain views and is accessible by standard cars. The camping area features multiple zones with cool breezes throughout the day, creating a quiet and relaxing environment. Facilities include clean bathrooms with hot water showers, a restaurant serving food and Thai barbecue, parking, and wireless internet access. Additional features include ATV activities and various viewpoints suitable for photography. The grounds provide water supply and multiple scenic spots across the property. The location serves as a convenient mountain camping option for visitors from the capital region seeking natural surroundings without extensive travel. The fee is 250 baht per person per night, and the site does not offer equipment rental services.
Pha Yon Tawan is located in Muak Lek District, Saraburi Province, offering a camping ground with mountain and grassland views. The site caters to campers, families, and couples seeking relaxation in natural surroundings. Visitors can watch the sunrise in the morning and observe the sea of mist during suitable conditions. The campsite operates with a zone booking and area lock system, and also provides guesthouses and VIP houses for accommodation. Facilities include clean restrooms and shower rooms, a viewpoint, electricity, water supply, parking, and a restaurant. Guests are welcome to barbecue and take photographs throughout the site. The rate is 350 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
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.
Camp Lang Khao Muak Lek offers a 360-degree hilltop panorama in Saraburi province, with four camping zones priced at 250 THB per person per night for Zone A and 200 THB for Zones B, C, and D. Every zone has electrical hook-up points, though the supply is limited to phone charging and small fans — air conditioners and high-draw appliances are not permitted. Toilets are clean and gender-separated, though there is no hot water. Phone signal is available throughout the campsite in Saraburi. Small cars can reach the site without difficulty, and check-in and check-out are both at 12:00. Dogs are welcome in Zones B and C only. Quiet hours begin at 22:00, and campfires on the grass are banned due to strong mountain winds. The site is well-positioned for sunset views and stargazing in the evening and a mountain-ridge sunrise in the morning.
Happily Camp Lang Khao in Muak Lek, Saraburi province stands out for its sweeping 360-degree mountain views across soft green grass under open skies. Three camping zones are available: Zone A at 200 THB per person, Zone B at 150 THB per person, and Zone C at 100 THB per person. Zone A already has electrical hook-up points, while Zones B and C have wiring in progress. Free ice is provided for all guests. Food, drinks, and mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) are available on-site. Toilets are clean and separated by gender, though there are no hot showers. Phone signal is available throughout the campsite in Saraburi. The road is paved all the way, with only a 50-metre dirt stretch at the entrance — small cars can reach it without difficulty. Car camping spots are available. Check-in and check-out are both at 12:00 noon.
The Escape Hill Camping in Saraburi province offers a full 360-degree mountain panorama from every zone, with the top-tier Zone V delivering the most sweeping views of all. This campsite in Muak Lek district charges 300 THB per person for Zones A–E and 350 THB for Zone V; children under 10 enter free, while those aged 11–15 and guests aged 60 and over pay 150 THB. Large private lock-off pitches are available: E20 (8×15 m, up to 7 people) at 2,100 THB and V11 (12×25 m, up to 10 people) at 3,500 THB. Every pitch has an electrical outlet, hot-water showers are provided in gender-separated bathrooms, and portable air conditioners up to 9,000 BTU are permitted for an extra 200 THB per night. Pets are welcome. No tent or equipment rental is available, so guests must bring their own gear. Ice, drinks, and mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) can be ordered on site.
Equipment rental availableRai Fon Thiam earns its nickname "Doi Mae Tho of Saraburi" with sweeping 360-degree views of rolling grasslands and layered mountains that feel more like northern Thailand than central. Camping in Saraburi has rarely been this accessible — the site is just a 2–3 hour drive from Bangkok in Mueang Mok Klek district. The fee is 100 THB per person per night, with children under 10 entering free; full tent rental sets are available for 350 THB. No advance booking is required and the site accepts walk-ins daily. The access road is a steep, rocky dirt track suitable only for pickup trucks, 4×4s, or adventure motorcycles — sedan drivers can park at the base and take the campsite's shuttle for 50 THB per person. Mobile signal is weak to non-existent at the summit and there is no electrical hookup, so a power bank is strongly recommended. The site is pet-friendly, and morning mist or rainy-season sea of clouds drifts through on many mornings.
