Camp Nai Hua – A Chilled Streamside Campground in Saraburi, Near Bangkok
Camp Nai Hua is a 12-rai campground in Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, set beside a natural stream and ringed by mountains – an easy trip from Bangkok.
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Camp Nai Hua is a campground in Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, covering 12 rai beside a stream with mountain views. Camping is 299 baht per person per night, tents rent for 500 baht, air-conditioned tepees are 1,800 baht a night, and the cafe opens 08:00–18:00.
Key takeaways
- 12-rai campground beside a natural stream, surrounded by mountains
- Camping 299 baht per person per night; tent rental 500 baht (sleeps 3–4, no bedding)
- Air-conditioned tepee rooms at 1,800 baht per night
- Free Wi-Fi but no phone signal; security patrols every hour
- Day visit to play in the stream 100 baht per person; cafe open 08:00–18:00
Today Meeting Point is treating the outdoorsy crowd to a recommendation: Camp Nai Hua, a super chilled campground with beautiful views not far from Bangkok – a place every camping fan should visit at least once!
If you're looking for somewhere to stay overnight surrounded by nature this weekend, try a campground – it'll make your usual trips feel fresh again. And if you don't want to travel too far, we recommend a campground in Saraburi called "Camp Nai Hua".
Camp Nai Hua is a campground in Cha-om subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi district, Saraburi. The site covers 12 rai (about 4.8 acres), so there's plenty of room to pitch your tent without feeling cramped. The grounds sit right beside a natural stream and are surrounded by beautiful mountains – the kind of setting campers will love.
Camping at Camp Nai Hua costs 299 baht per person per night. You can bring your own tent, or rent one from the site for 500 baht per tent (sleeps 3–4 people) – note that rental tents come empty, with no bedding. Bathrooms are clearly separated for men and women. If you want to stay overnight but don't fancy sleeping in a tent, there are also air-conditioned tepee-style rooms for 1,800 baht per night.
Facilities: Free Wi-Fi (but no phone signal)
Staff services: Staff can pitch your tent for you / security guards patrol every hour
Food: Moo kratha (Thai barbecue hotpot) delivered with a grill / made-to-order dishes for sale
If you're not into camping or don't want to stay the night, you can still come and play in the stream for a site maintenance fee of 100 baht per person. Cafe lovers are covered too – Camp Nai Hua has a cafe open from 08:00 to 18:00.
Camp Nai Hua
Location: 106 Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi 18110
Phone: 085-146-1222
Line ID: @campnaihua
Facebook: Camp Nai Hua
Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WrDMVKGxsvtNgwKTA
FAQ
How much does camping at Camp Nai Hua cost?
299 baht per person per night. Bring your own tent or rent one for 500 baht (sleeps 3–4, no bedding included).
Can I stay at Camp Nai Hua without a tent?
Yes, there are air-conditioned tepee rooms for 1,800 baht per night.
Can I visit Camp Nai Hua just for the day?
Yes, you can play in the stream for a 100-baht site fee per person, and the cafe is open 08:00–18:00.
Where is Camp Nai Hua?
106 Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi 18110.
Is there phone signal at Camp Nai Hua?
There's free Wi-Fi but no mobile phone signal.
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