Campuhan Ridge Walk (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Campuhan Ridge Walk?
What makes it 40% Baby-Friendly: Babies are allowed, but parents need a carrier, must change diapers in café toilets and face heat, stairs, and no stroller access, nursing room, or changing table along the trail.
Positives:
- No Entrance Fee: The trail is free and open anytime.
- Flexible Walk Length: You can turn back whenever your baby needs rest.
Challenges:
- Limited Facilities: No toilets or changing tables on the path.
- Uneven Sections: Stairs and narrow parts require carrying a stroller or using a carrier.
What is Campuhan Ridge Walk?
- A ridge-top trail that winds through grass-covered hills above the Campuhan River valley in Ubud, Bali
- A paved path of approximately 2.5 kilometers linking Gunung Lebah Temple to Bangkiang Sidem village
- A preserved natural corridor flanked by rice terraces and tropical foliage
What is so special about Campuhan Ridge Walk for with baby?
- Free, open-air trail with no ticket needed
- Baby carrier needed; strollers not recommended
- Short temple segment suits under-2s
- Early mornings offer cool, quiet conditions
- Cafés at trail ends provide restrooms and snacks
Note: Campuhan Ridge Walk is 40% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Bali for a more suitable experience.
Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Short segments suit a baby's pace and attention span.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Campuhan Ridge Walk
Use a Baby Carrier:
Carry your baby on the trail since strollers aren’t practical.
Tip: Choose a breathable carrier and adjust straps before starting.
Short Temple Loop:
Walk the first 300 m to Pura Gunung Lebah then return.
Tip: This 20-minute round trip lets you gauge your baby's comfort.
Early Morning Stroll:
Visit between 6–8 AM for cooler temperatures and fewer people.
Tip: Start right at sunrise to avoid heat and crowds.
Snack Break at Karsa Kafe:
Stop for drinks and bottle feeding in open-air seating.
Tip: Order a drink (≈ IDR 40,000) to access the café restroom.
Rest at Bangkiang Sidem Warung:
Pause at a small eatery halfway for water and snacks.
Tip: Try fresh coconut water (≈ IDR 20,000) and local snacks.
When is the best time to visit Campuhan Ridge Walk (Bali, Indonesia)?
Dry season (Apr–Oct): bring sunhat and water. Rainy season (Nov–Mar): wear non-slip shoes and pack a raincover.
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Reviews of Campuhan Ridge Walk (Bali)
Viktoria Steinmetz
Not Worth It If You’re Hoping for Views This walk was really unnecessary if you want to see something along the way. It’s just a walking street next to some trees and bushes until you reach a small village. For us, it felt like a waste of time because we hoped to see some nice views, but there weren’t any. If you want to get to the village for food or something like that, then you can do this li...
Jack Rackham
Very beautiful, it's calm and quiet. There are some beautiful cafes along the road too. Looks like the exchange stores have better rates as well. Highly recommended
N A
The tiles are uneven and you could easily trip and sprain an ankle. Some light uphill/ downhill sections. We started from the end of the trail and it was hell. The street at the start of the trail has beautiful scenery before you enter the trail with very cute cafes. But be warned you can’t call a grab, they don’t want online taxis in their area. Only local taxis.
Roald Willemsen
Really nice little trail. Very easy walk with a little elevation. The path is very easy to find and very well taken care of. Parking is plenty full for scooters. Just drive if the main road and down the hill you’ll find parking platforms. Great walk to end up in som rice fields.
Colleen G
Was dropped off near Pura Gunung Lebah temple, early morning to walk the Campuhan Ridge The only hard part of the walk was the steep path from the road down to the temple / start of the walk & them back up. (It's less than 50m) Very nice easy walk, only a couple of slight incline's, just take your time. Paved path & part road I'm not a walker and 100+kg but I really enjoyed this walk (before the d...
Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Parking fee | IDR 10,000 |
| Bottled water or coconut | IDR 20,000 |
| Drink at Karsa Kafe | IDR 40,000 |
| Warung snack | IDR 30,000 |
| Total Estimated | IDR 100,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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How to Maximize Your Visit to Campuhan Ridge Walk
- Plan Rest Stops: Map cafés at each end to time feedings and diaper changes.
- Pack Light: Bring only essentials in a small backpack for hands-free walking.
Map of Campuhan Ridge Walk
Address: Kelusa, Payangan, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia
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