glamp./cafe – Cafe, Chiang Dao

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glamp./cafe is a Japanese-minimalist café and glamping spot in Chiang Dao, with views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao. Leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor lawn and in the shaded garden seating.

Price range: Drinks and light dishes typically THB 100-250 per person.

Bringing your pet

Size limitation
Contact to confirm
Outdoor area
Yes

Size limitation: Contact to confirm
Outdoor area: Yes

Leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor lawn and in the shaded garden seating. Pup Cities lists the café as dog-friendly, but no source confirms dogs inside the air-conditioned room. There is no pet menu and no pet fee. No size or breed limit is published, so keep dogs leashed and supervised on the open grass.

Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.

Description

glamp./cafe is a lifestyle café with a Japanese minimalist look and a camping-style charm, tucked behind a hidden entrance in Chiang Dao. Its wide grass meadow faces Doi Luang Chiang Dao, and morning mist often drifts across the lawn.

The menu covers specialty coffee, matcha drinks such as matcha latte and ube matcha, fruit refreshers, cakes and light savoury dishes. Indoor air-conditioned seating and outdoor lawn seating are both available, and the place suits relaxed visits. Campervan-style accommodation and an overnight camping area are also on site.

Getting there

The café is in Chiang Dao, about 75 km north of Chiang Mai city. Take Highway 107 (Chiang Mai to Fang road) into Chiang Dao, then follow the route toward Ban Yang Pu To, via Soi Wat Pa Daeng. The last stretch includes unpaved road, so take care with low-clearance cars.

There is no BTS or MRT in the area, so visitors usually come by private car or motorbike. A gravel parking area is in front of the café.

Reviews

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