




Phupha Coffee Camp is located in Ratchaburi province beside Huai Tha Khoei reservoir. The site offers two distinct camping zones for visitors to choose from: a waterside zone along the reservoir and a pine forest zone. The campsite enforces quiet hours, requiring campers to keep noise levels down after 22:00. Facilities include separated male and female restrooms equipped with hot water systems in every unit. Running water, Wi-Fi access, and mobile phone coverage across all networks are available throughout the site. An on-site restaurant and coffee shop provide food and beverage services for campers. The nightly rate ranges from 150 to 250 baht per person, and camping equipment rental is not available.



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We visited the cafe. Chill jungly vibe with pine trees. Recommend it.
I had a wonderful two-night camping trip here. The atmosphere was fantastic, and the food service was a real highlight, especially for someone who prefers not to cook on vacation. The main area for improvement is the bathroom facilities. There were two bathrooms, and each had its own problem: one was very dark but had good water pressure, while the other was well-lit but the pressure was very weak. More importantly, both toilets were not clean and seemed to be in need of better maintenance. With some attention to the restrooms, this would be a perfect camping spot.
Highly recommend!! A peaceful escape surrounded by pine trees and a serene reservoir! 🌲🍀Phupha Coffee Camp offers great drinks (loved the orange coffee!), relaxing views, and a cozy outdoor vibe. Perfect for camping or just a chill coffee break. ☕️ Clean facilities, friendly staff, and fun activities like kayaking and live music in the evenings. Great spot to unwind and reconnect with nature. Also the cute geese ☺️
Best fun for nature and drink enjoyers. The view is fantastic. Lots of ducks. Maybe you can camp here too but we didn't ask, we just happened to pass by during our trip.
Great place when timing is right and not too crowded- otherwise it can get quiet noisy with other campers playing music and talking away. If timing is good - it’s a peaceful place to relax - not “glamping” exactly but not roughing it either. Downsides are noise and too many lights! Otherwise They have a great cafe amongst the pine trees, a restaurant, kayaks for rent and a diverse range of places to pitch a tent. Toilets are bright and clean and have hot water so good for first time campers. They are also pet friendly 👍
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We visited the cafe. Chill jungly vibe with pine trees. Recommend it.
I had a wonderful two-night camping trip here. The atmosphere was fantastic, and the food service was a real highlight, especially for someone who prefers not to cook on vacation. The main area for improvement is the bathroom facilities. There were two bathrooms, and each had its own problem: one was very dark but had good water pressure, while the other was well-lit but the pressure was very weak. More importantly, both toilets were not clean and seemed to be in need of better maintenance. With some attention to the restrooms, this would be a perfect camping spot.
Highly recommend!! A peaceful escape surrounded by pine trees and a serene reservoir! 🌲🍀Phupha Coffee Camp offers great drinks (loved the orange coffee!), relaxing views, and a cozy outdoor vibe. Perfect for camping or just a chill coffee break. ☕️ Clean facilities, friendly staff, and fun activities like kayaking and live music in the evenings. Great spot to unwind and reconnect with nature. Also the cute geese ☺️
Best fun for nature and drink enjoyers. The view is fantastic. Lots of ducks. Maybe you can camp here too but we didn't ask, we just happened to pass by during our trip.
Great place when timing is right and not too crowded- otherwise it can get quiet noisy with other campers playing music and talking away. If timing is good - it’s a peaceful place to relax - not “glamping” exactly but not roughing it either. Downsides are noise and too many lights! Otherwise They have a great cafe amongst the pine trees, a restaurant, kayaks for rent and a diverse range of places to pitch a tent. Toilets are bright and clean and have hot water so good for first time campers. They are also pet friendly 👍
Equipment rental availableRai Phu Lom is a camping and fishing site located in Ratchaburi Province. The campsite operates on a first come first served basis with no advance reservations accepted. Check-in begins at 9:00 AM and check-out is at 2:00 PM. Each visitor may use up to two fishing rods, and any fish caught can be cooked and consumed on site at no additional charge, though taking fish away is prohibited. Pets are permitted but must remain under close supervision at all times. Facilities include Wi-Fi, bathrooms, showers, electricity, water, a restaurant, and a shop. Quiet hours begin at 10:00 PM, and large sound systems are not permitted. Electric cooking pans are also prohibited, with only fans and phone chargers allowed for electrical use. Portable air conditioning units up to 9,000 BTU may be used for an additional fee of 100 baht per unit. The nightly rate is 200 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.

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.

Baan Rai A I W A is situated in Suan Phueng district of Ratchaburi province within a bee garden setting. The site provides a designated camping ground for visitors who wish to pitch tents and stay overnight. A natural stream runs through the property where guests can swim and enjoy water activities. The location is convenient for supplies and meals as it sits close to O Poy Market. Available facilities include restrooms, parking areas, a shop, and wireless internet access. Guests can engage in various activities such as kayaking on the water, grilling food, and photography around the grounds. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available at this campsite.

Suan Phueng Camping Ground The Brook Hill 2 is located in Ratchaburi province and offers reservable camping lots on a gravel surface. All lots are positioned along the riverside with year-round access to water and remain shaded throughout the day. Vehicles can be parked directly behind tents, making it convenient to transport gear and supplies. The site provides restrooms, showers, electricity, water, Wi-Fi, parking, and an on-site shop. Campers need to bring their own power plugs, and air conditioning units can be used for an additional 150 baht per night. Ice is available for purchase and complimentary food delivery service is offered. A quiet hours policy is enforced after 10pm to maintain the peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. Mobile network coverage is reliable for AIS users, while True and Dtac signals are weaker in the area. The nightly rate is 150 to 200 baht per person, and camping equipment is not available for rent.

Mada Home is located in Ban Kha District, Ratchaburi Province. This campsite accommodates car camping with complete basic utilities including parking areas, clean toilets, and separate shower facilities without water heaters. Beyond camping grounds, the site offers guesthouses in various sizes for visitors who prefer indoor accommodation. An on-site shop and restaurant provide convenient access to supplies and meals, with food ordering services available. Activities at the campsite include swimming, kayaking, and fishing, along with designated barbecue areas for guests. Walk-in visitors are generally welcome, though calling ahead is recommended during holiday periods to ensure availability. The site is situated near local community shops for additional supplies. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableSomboon Camping is a dedicated tent camping site situated along a natural waterway, offering tent camping exclusively without any accommodation buildings. Camping spots are located in waterfront areas and grassy fields, providing a serene natural atmosphere. The campsite offers comprehensive facilities including 3 clean restroom areas with a total of 14 individual units, along with dishwashing stations and garbage disposal points. Mobile phone coverage is available through AIS network, and free WiFi is provided throughout the site. Campers can prepare their own meals or order grilled pork hot pot and beverages for delivery. An on-site shop provides additional convenience for purchasing supplies. Equipment rental services are available, including electrical cables, fans, thermos flasks, and canvas sheets. Check-in hours are from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with strict no entry or exit policy after 7:00 PM. Campers must pack up tents before noon and completely vacate by 1:00 PM. The facility maintains specific rules including no eating in the stream, designated smoking areas only, and quiet hours from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM.

Tara Lang Khao Camping in Ratchaburi Province sits along the Lamphachi River, offering a shaded camping area surrounded by natural greenery. The river features clear, cool water suitable for swimming and relaxation. The site provides electrical hookups for campers and has mobile phone coverage from all networks, though signal strength tends to be weak. Wi-Fi service is also available. Facilities include three male toilets, four female toilets, a dishwashing area, and garbage disposal points. An on-site shop sells provisions and prepared food, including grilled pork dishes from local vendors. Day visitors who want to swim without staying overnight pay 50 baht for adults and 30 baht for children over three years old. The campsite operates on a first-come, first-served basis without reserving specific areas, though headcount bookings are accepted. Quiet hours begin at 10 PM. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.

Golden View Bang Kama Ratchaburi occupies a hillside location in Ratchaburi province with layered mountain ranges forming the landscape. Light morning mist often appears at the site, accompanied by cool breezes throughout the day. The campground provides new, clean bathroom and shower facilities along with free Wi-Fi access. The surrounding area features diverse natural attractions including a temple nestled in a valley, forest trails leading to a waterfall, and opportunities for birdwatching with hornbills among the resident species. Located approximately two hours from Bangkok, the site requires either a motorcycle or four-wheel drive vehicle for access to the camping area. Visitors with two-wheel drive vehicles can park at the base and use the available shuttle service to reach the campground. Hiking trails allow guests to explore the forested terrain. The nightly rate is 200 baht per person, and equipment rental is not available.