Sam Lan Waterfall National Park is located in Saraburi province and provides a quiet environment for those seeking relaxation in nature. The camping area includes both waterside spots and flat ground sections. The riverside terrain slopes downward, which can make sleeping uncomfortable, so campers are advised to select level ground instead. Wind conditions are strong during morning and afternoon hours but subside by nighttime. Facilities at the park include clean toilets and shower rooms, electricity, water supply, parking, a shop, and Wi-Fi access. While hot water is not available in the bathrooms, a nearby market offers food and supplies for purchase, though visitors should plan to return before 7 PM. Park admission costs 20 baht per person and 30 baht per vehicle. The camping fee is 80 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
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Calm relaxing place, clean roads, not crowded, nice lake inside the campus. However the beautiful water fall, main attraction there, was not in full flow as on 3/6/26, as rainy season is yet to come in full fledged way.
The park looks nice. Didn’t get to explore though because the park ranger told us before we buy the ticket that the water fall is dry today 1Jun (although last week god some water). Still nice for glamping by the lake.
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There is no water in january but the natural trail to the waterfall is beautiful. The camping area is by the lake with clean restrooms and cooking areas. There is also wheelchair lane to the camping area and bicycle for rent at the office.
Lovely ambient and best spot for camping. Food shop available on weekend. Very close to Samlan water fall. Well maintained place. Walking and cycling track available. Morning activity with nature is fantastic. Camping gears available on rental. Highly recommended.
A damn has been built above the waterfall so now it’s just an empty stream. Still a nice hike but very short. You can walk into the forest off the trail a little and find the lake/ reservoir.
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Calm relaxing place, clean roads, not crowded, nice lake inside the campus. However the beautiful water fall, main attraction there, was not in full flow as on 3/6/26, as rainy season is yet to come in full fledged way.
The park looks nice. Didn’t get to explore though because the park ranger told us before we buy the ticket that the water fall is dry today 1Jun (although last week god some water). Still nice for glamping by the lake.
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There is no water in january but the natural trail to the waterfall is beautiful. The camping area is by the lake with clean restrooms and cooking areas. There is also wheelchair lane to the camping area and bicycle for rent at the office.
Lovely ambient and best spot for camping. Food shop available on weekend. Very close to Samlan water fall. Well maintained place. Walking and cycling track available. Morning activity with nature is fantastic. Camping gears available on rental. Highly recommended.
A damn has been built above the waterfall so now it’s just an empty stream. Still a nice hike but very short. You can walk into the forest off the trail a little and find the lake/ reservoir.
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 availableConnex Camp Cha-om offers streamside camping in Saraburi province just 90 minutes from Bangkok, making it one of the most accessible waterfront campsites in the region. Located in Cha-om sub-district, Kaeng Khoi district, the site is divided into three zones: Zone A (lots A1–A20) along the stream at 500 THB per lot for up to two adults, a grass field zone at 250 THB per person, and Zone C (C1–C10) for car camping at 500 THB per lot. Children aged 7 and under stay free; ages 8–14 cost 100 THB. Group size is capped at 10–12 people. Check-in runs from noon to 7 PM and check-out is by noon. All vehicle types, including small city cars, can reach the campsite without difficulty. Phone signal works only on the AIS network, though free Wi-Fi is available. The site is 1 km from Jet Kot Waterfall and 1 km from a nearby ATV venue. Pets are welcome with advance notice, and tent and camping equipment can be rented on-site at the mini-mart.
Equipment rental availablePhu Ngam Nam Sai is located in Saraburi province along a river with clear flowing water. The campsite sits beside a stream with rapids that create a refreshing natural setting where visitors can swim and relax in the cool water throughout the year. Mobile phone reception is limited to the AIS network only. An onsite shop sells beverages and ice, while campers can order prepared meals or opt for barbecue pork sets through phone delivery service. Facilities include Wi-Fi internet access, parking area, separate male and female restrooms and shower rooms without hot water heating, electrical hookups distributed across the grounds, dishwashing stations, pushcarts for transporting gear, and designated barbecue areas. Check-in and check-out time is set at noon. Campsite rules prohibit open fires on the grass and require quiet hours after 22:00. The fee is 150 baht per person per night and camping equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableKhob Chon Camp is located in Saraburi province, offering a convenient camping destination within easy reach of Bangkok. The site features a grassy riverside setting with views of a river bend nestled in a valley. Visitors can enjoy morning coffee while watching the fog roll in or gather for an evening meal while observing the sunset. The campsite accommodates car camping and permits campfires for cooking. Guests may bring their own food and beverages, and fishing is available at no additional charge. Facilities include restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, Wi-Fi, parking, and an on-site shop. Grills are available for rent. Children under 10 years old and seniors aged 70 and above receive complimentary entry. The camping fee is 199 baht per person per night, and tent rental is available.
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 availableBan Suan Tao Camping is located in Saraburi province along a waterfall stream in a quiet natural setting. Nighttime temperatures range from 18 to 22 degrees Celsius, with the sound of flowing water providing a calming backdrop for stargazing. The site features eight restrooms separated by gender, all equipped with hot water heaters. Electrical outlets are distributed throughout the grounds, and complimentary wireless internet is available. An on-site restaurant serves made-to-order dishes, grilled pork pan, seafood barbecue, beverages, and ice. Pets are permitted, and car camping by the river is an option. Site rules include no loud noise after 22:00, no illegal items, no smoking near tents, no vehicles on the grass, and no fires on grassy areas. Rates are 150 to 250 baht per person per night, and tent and camping equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableChet Khot-Pong Kon Sao Nature Study and Ecotourism Center is located in Saraburi Province, serving as a popular nature destination accessible from Bangkok. The area offers a quiet, shaded environment with hot daytime temperatures that cool down considerably at night. Visitors can camp beside the Sap Pa Wan reservoir, explore a 1.2-kilometer nature study trail leading to Chet Khot North waterfall, or cycle through the grounds. The site features four waterfalls known as north, central, south, and large. During the rainy season, champignon mushrooms appear throughout the area. Facilities include restrooms and shower rooms located approximately 100 meters from the camping area, a dishwashing station, a welfare shop, and a restaurant that operates on weekends only. Free WiFi is available at the registration point, while mobile coverage is limited to AIS and True networks. No electricity is provided at campsites. Advance booking by phone is required with personal details and vehicle registration. The service fee operates on a donation basis, and camping equipment rental is available.
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.
