Campuhan Ridge Walk is 62% Kids-Friendly
What are the highlights at Campuhan Ridge Walk (with kids)?
- Flat 2.6 km trail with frequent rest spots ideal for children
- Rice field swings along the path add a fun break for kids
- Warung Bukit Sari offers budget-friendly local snacks and toilets
- Nearby Alam de Ubud provides a pool and play area for further fun
How Kids-Friendly is Campuhan Ridge Walk?
Children up to 12 can finish the 4–5 km return walk and try paid swings, but no guardrails, toilets, or shaded rest spots mean parents must supervise closely and carry extra water.
Considerations for visiting Campuhan Ridge Walk (with kids)
Positives:
- Free Entrance: Trail has no entry fee and is open 24/7.
- Child-Friendly Path: Flat surface with gentle inclines makes it safe for young kids.
Challenges:
- Limited Amenities: No restrooms or water taps on the trail; plan stops at cafés.
- Heat and Sun: Sections lack shade; bring hats, sunscreen, and extra water.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with kids: Allows a relaxed pace with kids, photo stops, and a snack break.
Kids-Friendly Activities in Campuhan Ridge Walk
Short Family Ridge Walk:
Follow the 2.6 km paved path round-trip at a slow pace.
Tip: Start at Pura Gunung Lebah and pause frequently for photos and rest.
Rice Field Swing:
Ride the swings overlooking the valley near the temple.
Tip: Bring IDR 100,000 per child; hold younger kids securely.
Snack Break at Warung Bukit Sari:
Enjoy local nasi goreng or fresh fruit juices.
Tip: Budget IDR 30,000–50,000 per meal; use its toilets before the next leg.
Pool and Play at Alam de Ubud:
Buy a day-pass for the kids’ pool, swings, and play area.
Tip: Day-passes cost around IDR 150,000 per person; includes a drink.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 4 (2 Adults + 2 Kids)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Parking fee | IDR 10,000 |
| Warung meals (4) | IDR 200,000 |
| Rice Field swings (2 kids) | IDR 200,000 |
| Snacks & drinks (4) | IDR 120,000 |
| Total Estimated | IDR 530,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
When is the best time to visit Campuhan Ridge Walk?
Visit during dry season (April–October) to avoid slippery trails and heavy rain; afternoon storms are common in November–March.
How to Maximize Your Visit to Campuhan Ridge Walk
- Early Start: Begin before 8 AM to enjoy cooler air and softer light.
- Combine with Ubud Palace: Walk from Ubud Palace to the ridge start for seamless transport.
Map of Campuhan Ridge Walk
Address: Kelusa, Payangan, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia
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Reviews of Campuhan Ridge Walk
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...
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