Baan Ton Sai Khlong Maduea
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Baan Ton Sai Khlong Maduea is a simple off-grid stream-side homestay and campsite with about five cabins in Sarika, Nakhon Nayok. Dogs and cats of all sizes are welcome free of charge.
Price range: cabins about THB 1,000 a night on weekdays and THB 1,500–2,000 at weekends; tent pitch about THB 150.
Size limitation
No size limitation
Pet fee / deposit
No fees
Max pets per room
Contact to confirm
Outdoor area
Riverbank and stream
Parking
Free, on site
Dogs and cats are welcome with no pet fee, deposit, or breed, size or weight limits, as long as they are supervised. There is no official cap on the number of pets.
Pets can stay in both the cabins and the tents. Check with management.
Dogs can walk and splash in the shallow stream, and there are grassy clearings and shaded banks on the grounds.
Please follow the rules, be polite and considerate, and do not leave pets unattended unless you have agreed this in advance with the staff.
Baan Ton Sai Khlong Maduea (บ้านต้นไทร คลองมะเดื่อ) is a back-to-basics nature stay built beside a clear, shallow stream that feeds the Wang Takrai river system.
It has about five standalone cabins, small and large, plus an open riverside area for pitching tents. The site is off-grid: mobile signal is weak or absent and electricity is limited to basic lighting, often without sockets, so bring a power bank.
Guests can swim or float on inner tubes in the shallow water, and charcoal BBQ grills are available for cooking outdoors. Free outdoor parking is on site near the camping and cabin areas.
The stay is in a forested valley with fruit orchards and other rustic stream camps along Khlong Maduea.
Famous landmarks nearby:
From Nakhon Nayok town, head northeast on Route 3049 towards Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam and Wang Takrai, then turn onto the rural road into Khlong Maduea, often via Soi Sarika–Nang Rong 40. The property is deep in the valley, just before the crossing to Khlong 2.
The last stretch is unpaved dirt and gravel with natural water crossings, including Khlong 1. A compact car can sometimes manage in the dry season, but a high-clearance pickup or 4WD is strongly recommended, especially in the rainy season when the water rises. Free parking is on site.
Google rating4.7
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