Ao Mano Khao Tanyang National Park is located in Narathiwat Province and was established in 1997. The park covers an area encompassing both mountain forest and coastal zones. The environment offers a quiet and peaceful setting suitable for relaxation. Visitors can observe wild monkeys living naturally within the park boundaries. This site serves as a popular resting destination for local residents and those visiting Narathiwat. Facilities available within the park include restrooms, shower facilities, a restaurant, a coffee shop, a general store, and electricity supply. Visitors have access to the beach area for recreational activities and wildlife observation opportunities. The accommodation fee ranges from 30 to 225 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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The best. Water is clear. I visited on September. Not sure the condition during monsoon season. Has hawker stalls selling many. I only tries the coconut icecream, taste so good for only 20baht
Beautiful and clean beach. Soft sand. Plenty Instagram photo spots. Sea is rather clean and a well-kept natural park. Becareful of your belongings if you wander into the park enclosure as there are monkeys. A word of advice if go swimming as there is strong underwater current and quicksand. Was camping at night. Make sure no left over foods at campsite as there are dogs and wild animals nearby.
Love this place. Visited for Oxygen Naratiwas. Lots of local visited during that time. Recommend to visit the place with nice and clean beach.
Beautiful wild, clean beach, and forest. Even more beautiful than beaches of Phuket.
This place is to beautiful and natural. Not to much people and you can take a picture as private place. It's not dangerous as you know from news or you watch in TV. The kindness people and they are friendly with you.
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The best. Water is clear. I visited on September. Not sure the condition during monsoon season. Has hawker stalls selling many. I only tries the coconut icecream, taste so good for only 20baht
Beautiful and clean beach. Soft sand. Plenty Instagram photo spots. Sea is rather clean and a well-kept natural park. Becareful of your belongings if you wander into the park enclosure as there are monkeys. A word of advice if go swimming as there is strong underwater current and quicksand. Was camping at night. Make sure no left over foods at campsite as there are dogs and wild animals nearby.
Love this place. Visited for Oxygen Naratiwas. Lots of local visited during that time. Recommend to visit the place with nice and clean beach.
Beautiful wild, clean beach, and forest. Even more beautiful than beaches of Phuket.
This place is to beautiful and natural. Not to much people and you can take a picture as private place. It's not dangerous as you know from news or you watch in TV. The kindness people and they are friendly with you.
Equipment rental availableThis national park campsite in Narathiwat province encompasses lowland tropical rainforest rich in biodiversity. The camping area is conveniently located near the park headquarters, providing easy access to facilities for visitors. The site appeals to those interested in forest environments and outdoor recreation, with opportunities for hiking through marked trails and observing various bird species. Toilet facilities are available on site. The park terrain features dense vegetation typical of southern Thailand's humid tropical zone, supporting diverse plant and animal life. Visitors can explore the forest ecosystem while staying in close proximity to basic amenities. The campsite charges 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Narathiwat is situated within the southern forest region of Narathiwat Province. The camping area is located beside a stream, providing a natural setting for visitors seeking an outdoor experience. The park features a waterfall that serves as a main attraction for visitors who wish to enjoy the water and surrounding environment. Hiking trails are available throughout the park for those interested in exploring the forest and observing local flora and fauna. Facilities include public restrooms for campers. The location within the forested area offers a quiet environment suitable for nature-based recreation. The site appeals to those who appreciate outdoor activities in a forest setting. Rates range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableWait Khonburi is located beside Mul Bon Dam in Khon Buri district, Nakhon Ratchasima province. The camping ground offers views of Mount Fuji Jom Thong and provides comprehensive facilities including parking, restrooms, showers, a restaurant, coffee shop, convenience store, electricity, and water. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities such as swimming, fishing, spear fishing, kayaking, boating, bamboo rafting, campfires, grilling, stargazing, sea of mist viewing, moon photography, painting, and wildlife watching. The site accommodates car camping and features battery charging stations, basic medical supplies, and 24-hour CCTV surveillance for security. Pets are welcome, and children under 10 years old enter free of charge. The rate is 150 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Sai Khao Waterfall National Park offers camping in Pattani province with direct access to a waterfall you can actually play in. The camping zone is located in the park's parking area — the upper zone is off-limits for tents, though visitors are free to walk up there to enjoy the views. Basic facilities are well covered: toilets are close to the camping area and electricity is available. Park staff are noted for being helpful and friendly. Early mornings can be cool and rainy, so packing warm layers and rain gear is advisable. This is a straightforward national park campsite in Pattani for those wanting a nature stay with essential amenities close at hand.
Baan-Pla Sky & Mountain is a campsite in Loei province located just 50 meters from the Phu Thok ticket point, known for its thick morning fog and clear night sky for stargazing. The camping ground is spread across three zones (A, B, C) on wide grassy terrain, with separate clean restrooms for men and women equipped with water heaters. Electricity is available on site, though campers should bring their own 5-10 meter extension cords. The parking area is spacious and secure, accommodating small cars, large vehicles, and even RVs. All types of vehicles can access the site easily, and phone signal works on every network. Pets are allowed as long as they remain supervised. Prices start from just 150 baht per person, and advance booking is required. On-site amenities include fresh coffee, breakfast, and Thai barbecue (moo kratha) service for guests.
Equipment rental availableUthai Khiri Camp in Uthai Thani province stands out for its mountain views and an impressive list of on-site inclusions at just 150 THB per person per night. Located in Ban Wang Phong, Wang Hin subdistrict, Ban Rai district, the campsite in Uthai Thani sits roughly 250 km from Bangkok. Children under 12 stay free. Tent and fan rentals are available on-site, and portable air conditioners up to 9,000 BTU are permitted for an extra 200 THB per night. Phone signal covers all networks and Wi-Fi is provided. There is a made-to-order food stall, mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot), drinks, and even 7-Eleven delivery to your tent. Complimentary fishing in the on-site pond and free morning rice porridge are included. Dogs and cats are welcome provided owners clean up after their pets. A 50% advance deposit is required to secure a booking, with a 3-day cancellation notice policy. Private venue hire for 10–15 people is available at 1,500 THB.
Equipment rental availableRim Nam Camp in Saraburi province stands out as a walk-in-only campsite — no reservation needed, just show up. The fee is 150 THB per person per night; children under 12 stay free, while those aged 12 and over are charged the adult rate. Camping in Saraburi here is straightforward: the site provides gender-separated shower rooms and toilets, plus electrical access (bring your own extension cord). Pets are welcome, and rubber rings with life jackets can be rented for 50 THB. Access hours run from 07:00 to 20:00, with checkout by 14:00. Quiet hours begin at 22:00, and open fires on the grass are strictly prohibited. The riverside setting makes it a practical choice for families or groups looking for a low-key long weekend getaway without the hassle of advance booking.
Noen Maprang Phu Ma Ta Khunkhao Rak Thai is a peaceful mountain campsite surrounded by hills and featuring multiple waterfalls both in the forest and outside areas. The camping fee is 150 baht per person including free breakfast. Accommodation options include one large house and two smaller houses for rent. The campsite provides clean and spacious bathrooms with hot water heated by fire system. Electricity is available at certain points and mobile phone signals are available. The comfortable nighttime temperature is around 22 degrees Celsius with cool breezes throughout the day. All types of vehicles can access the site. Food ordering service is available and there are nearby shops. The area features attractions including heart-shaped trees and Pakdee Farm where visitors can observe deer and enjoy tea. The serene mountain environment with waterfalls creates an ideal setting for camping and nature appreciation.
