Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park in Rayong province offers a beachside camping area with a tranquil atmosphere, particularly during nighttime hours. Daytime visitors can enjoy cool sea breezes while the site remains peaceful after dark. The camping ground has no electricity supply, though a battery charging station is available for campers. Facilities include clean restrooms, water access, and vehicle parking. Visitors who park in the upper lot can take advantage of a complimentary shuttle service via pickup truck down to the camping area. The national park entrance fee is 40 baht for adults, 20 baht for children, and 30 baht per vehicle. Campers should remain vigilant as monkeys in the area are known to take unattended belongings. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
at Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park (18m above sea level • 12.62°N, 101.40°E)
🌧️ Rainy Season (Jun - Oct) - Bring rain gear and check weather before traveling
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Taking the bus to toy tour grocery store drop off on Rayong beach was much more inexpensive than taking the bus to the pier. Great site seeing ride(only made 3 bathroom stops)trip for 3 1/2hrs.
It's good to walk by the sea and feeling the fresh air but if you go there in day time it's sunny and hot.
Down hill from the national park entrance, there are sea-front camping areas and a small bridge by the sea to the viewpoint where visitors can see sunset. The walk is easy, suitable for all ages.
Good place to visit you like to walk steep roads. Shocked at the farrang price of 200 baht. Alot to pay considering the only things to see are the views of Koh Samet, a coastal walk along a risky wooded jetty. Other features are a glass walkway over the sea but all you can see is the concrete pillars that support it. A few monkeys walking around so be careful of your belongings. We saw one monkey chase a guy on a motor bike. But it was ok the warden took away the motor bike from the monkey so he couldn't chase anyone else.
The best at sunset. You can catch the ferries from car parking area to the drop off point near the start of walking trail. Last ferry at 6 pm. The fee is included in entrance fee.
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Taking the bus to toy tour grocery store drop off on Rayong beach was much more inexpensive than taking the bus to the pier. Great site seeing ride(only made 3 bathroom stops)trip for 3 1/2hrs.
It's good to walk by the sea and feeling the fresh air but if you go there in day time it's sunny and hot.
Down hill from the national park entrance, there are sea-front camping areas and a small bridge by the sea to the viewpoint where visitors can see sunset. The walk is easy, suitable for all ages.
Good place to visit you like to walk steep roads. Shocked at the farrang price of 200 baht. Alot to pay considering the only things to see are the views of Koh Samet, a coastal walk along a risky wooded jetty. Other features are a glass walkway over the sea but all you can see is the concrete pillars that support it. A few monkeys walking around so be careful of your belongings. We saw one monkey chase a guy on a motor bike. But it was ok the warden took away the motor bike from the monkey so he couldn't chase anyone else.
The best at sunset. You can catch the ferries from car parking area to the drop off point near the start of walking trail. Last ferry at 6 pm. The fee is included in entrance fee.
