How much does it cost to camp?

Camping costs 200 THB per person per night. Children aged 5–11 pay 100 THB, and under-5s stay free.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 11:00 to 19:00 and check-out is at 12:00.

How many guests does the campsite accept per day?

The campsite accommodates a maximum of 150 guests per day, so advance booking is strongly recommended.

Can I park my car next to my tent?

The large-tree zone allows you to drive your car in and park right at your tent.

Are pets allowed at the campsite?

Pets are allowed, but you must inform the campsite and receive approval before arrival.

How is the phone signal at the campsite?

All mobile networks have signal throughout the campsite.

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View from under a camping tent showing multiple tents including pole tents and dome tents on grass, with a fan and other camping gear visible.

A grassy area with a tent and various camping gear, surrounded by trees and natural scenery.

A wooden table at a campsite holds various foods including a small pot, a griddle with raw ingredients, used plates, and personal items around it.

3 Rivers Camping

Nakhon Nayok

4.9(9 reviews)

3 Rivers Camping in Nakhon Nayok province stands out for its large-tree shaded zone designed for campers who want privacy and quiet rather than a riverside pitch. Camping in Nakhon Nayok costs 200 THB per person; children aged 5–11 pay 100 THB, and under-5s stay free. The site caps guests at 150 people per day, so advance booking is strongly recommended. Check-in runs from 11:00–19:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Cars can be parked right at your tent, and electricity hook-ups are available (extension cord of at least 20 m required). Toilets and showers are separated by gender and are a short walk away. All mobile networks have signal throughout the site. Pets are allowed with prior notice and approval. Quiet hours are enforced from 22:00–07:00, with no speakers or musical instruments permitted.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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View from under a camping tent showing multiple tents including pole tents and dome tents on grass, with a fan and other camping gear visible. — 3 Rivers Camping — View from under a camping tent showing multiple tents including pole tents and dome tents on grass, with a fan and other camping gear visible.

Notes from our team

Atmosphere: The overall feel of Three River Camping is the calm of a riverside setting, with the highlight being the spot where the three rivers meet. The water runs clear and refreshingly cool on hot days. The camping lawn is kept clean, and swimming is possible right at the camp. The host is warm and welcoming, and makes sure everything is taken care of throughout your stay.
Quiet & crowds: Weekdays are the quietest time here, with far fewer people and a truly restful pace. Saturdays bring a bigger crowd, so arriving early is the way to secure the camping spot you want. The camp enforces quiet hours from 10 pm to 7 am, and amplified speakers, Bluetooth devices, and musical instruments are not allowed at any time, keeping the whole area calm for everyone.

Amenities

🅿️Parking

🚻Toilet

🚿Shower

⚡Electricity

🐕Pet Friendly

💧Water Supply

🛒Shop

🍽️Restaurant

🚣Boating/Rafting

🏊Swimming

🍖BBQ/Grilling

🔥Campfire

🚙Car Camping / RV

Check-in & Check-out

Check-in

11:00

Check-out

12:00

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