Doi Soi Malai is located within Doi Soi Malai National Park in Tak Province. The site permits vehicle entry only between 7:00 and 15:00, with camping spots allocated on a first-come, first-served basis without advance booking. The camping area sits at an elevated location overlooking Tak town and surrounding green ridges, accommodating approximately 3 to 5 tents. The site has no electricity or mobile phone signal. Campers may cook on site but must carry all waste back down the mountain. Toilet and shower facilities are provided. Available activities include hiking, cycling, sunrise viewing, stargazing, viewpoint and sea of mist observation, wildlife watching, and campfire building. Alcohol is prohibited and noise must be kept low after 22:00. Access requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle or suitable mountain motorcycle due to the 10-kilometer route of rocky and red dirt terrain, which takes approximately 1.5 hours to traverse. A checkpoint is located 5 kilometers before the summit. The site operates annually from December 1 to June 30. Camping is free of charge and equipment rental is not available.
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Closed to foreigners, police turned us back.
Beautiful place for road cycling. Doi Soi Malai is a 16km climb from the Tak side. Perfect tarmac and epic views
Very dangerous road to camp, but environment is incredible. Friendly people. Such a clean place.
Road was closed and not allowed to enter. Supposed to open next month 1st November. Not sure if can trust that 100% maybe can check forestry department and if lucky somebody might know. Have a plan B just in case
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Closed to foreigners, police turned us back.
Beautiful place for road cycling. Doi Soi Malai is a 16km climb from the Tak side. Perfect tarmac and epic views
Very dangerous road to camp, but environment is incredible. Friendly people. Such a clean place.
Road was closed and not allowed to enter. Supposed to open next month 1st November. Not sure if can trust that 100% maybe can check forestry department and if lucky somebody might know. Have a plan B just in case
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Equipment rental availableKhun Phawo National Park sits in Mae Ramat District of Tak Province, encompassing steep mountains and rich hill evergreen forests. The park offers natural attractions suitable for those seeking relaxation in a mountain forest setting. Mae Rom waterfall flows within the park boundaries, and viewpoints provide opportunities to observe sea of mist formations. The area supports hiking and photography activities. The camping ground features shaded terrain with clean facilities including toilets and bathrooms. Cooking areas, picnic tables, stoves, and trash bins are provided for visitor use. A restaurant, coffee shop, and store operate within the park to serve basic needs. Parking space and water access are available. From Tak city, visitors travel along Highway 12 toward Mae Sot, then turn onto Highway 105 and continue to Highway 1175 to reach the park. The overnight fee is 30 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Doi In Love Campsite (Rai Nong Ploy) offers a 360-degree mountain view and a sea of fog on Doi Musoe without having to travel up north Thailand. This campsite in Tak province sits behind the new market on Doi Musoe, with overcast skies, thick fog, and green hills covering the mountain. Toilets and phone signal are both available on site. Camping costs 150 THB per person. It's a good spot for those wanting to escape the crowds and fall asleep to the sound of rain while enjoying morning mist. Call ahead to check availability and book a spot, as the campsite opens periodically based on announcements from the page. Anyone planning a trip should contact the campsite directly beforehand to confirm it's open for camping in Tak on their preferred date.
Equipment rental availableJa Toh Pang Musoe delivers panoramic sea-of-fog views morning and evening, making it one of the most scenic camping in Tak province. Entry with your own tent costs 150 THB per adult, 100 THB for children aged 8–13, and just 30 THB for a visit or selfie. The campsite rents pop-up tents with bedding at 350 THB per night for one person or 600 THB for two, plus charcoal stove sets and bedding-only sets for 200 THB (two persons). There is no electrical hook-up available on site. Three shared toilet facilities are provided. The site is family-friendly with a tiered pricing structure for children. Contact the team by phone or LINE to book a spot.
Equipment rental availableEco Camp Mae Lamao is situated in Mae Lamao village in Tak Province, approximately 3 kilometers from the main road. The camp appears on the right side after passing a Buddha statue. This waterfront facility operates daily and provides parking, restrooms, showers, and camping space. Visitors can engage in various activities including kayaking at 200 baht per hour for three people, swimming, and using complimentary bamboo rafts. An on-site restaurant and coffee shop serve meals and beverages. Campfires and grilling are permitted within the grounds. Dogs are welcome to join in water activities provided they remain on leash. Mats for sitting are provided at no additional charge. The site charges 30 baht per person per night and offers tent and equipment rentals.
Rai Nong Mai is a campsite in Tak province set behind the Muser market with sweeping mountain views and a chance to catch a sea of mist in the morning. Access is easy, with small cars able to reach it comfortably, though the initial concrete road is slightly bumpy. The route passes through a large Muser village with a small grocery shop selling ice and snacks, then continues about 4-5 km further along a dirt road to reach the camping area. There are 3-4 camping grounds to choose from in the area, all close to one another, so campers can pick whichever view they prefer. Camping fee is 150 THB per night. Restrooms are available, though water may be limited at some grounds. There is no electricity, but solar-powered lights keep the area lit at night, and the site owner stays overnight for security. Winds can be quite strong, especially in the early morning, making this a good pick for campers wanting a mountain-view change of scenery while camping in Tak.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Tak province offers access to montane evergreen forest and centuries-old giant krathin trees. The camping ground is located near the park headquarters, providing convenient access to facilities and services. Visitors can explore the natural environment through several hiking trails that wind through the forest. The park features bathroom facilities for campers and maintains a comfortable base for those seeking to experience the region's diverse flora and fresh mountain air. This site appeals to those interested in forest trekking and observing the local ecosystem in a quieter natural setting away from urban areas. The camping area serves as a suitable base for exploring the surrounding wilderness and observing wildlife in their natural habitat. The site charges 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rental.
Mon Kruba Sai offers one of the best sea-of-fog and sunset viewpoints among campsites in Mae Mei National Park, a camping in Tak province. Tent pitch fees run about 30-100 THB per tent per night, and campers must bring their own tent and bedding. The site sits roughly 5 km from the park office, and the road is passable by sedan. There is no electricity, no shower room, and no phone or internet signal at the pitch, so campers should shower and use facilities at the park office before heading up. The toilet at the campsite itself is in poor condition. The pitch lies right beside a local road used by villagers, and cattle often wander through, leaving droppings to watch for. Those wanting sunrise views are advised to head to Mon Kiu Lom instead. From Mon Kruba Sai it's possible to hike down to the park office, about 6-7 km, as a day activity. Best suited for visitors seeking quiet and genuine rest away from crowds.
Equipment rental availableThis national park campsite is located in Tak province and offers camping facilities within a shaded natural setting. The park features multi-tiered waterfalls that visitors can explore, along with hiking trails for those interested in experiencing the diverse ecosystems of the area. Basic bathroom facilities are available on site for camper convenience. The camping area serves as a suitable base for nature enthusiasts looking to enjoy forest walks and waterfall visits during their stay. The location provides access to the natural attractions of the park while maintaining essential amenities for overnight visitors. The camping fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available for those who need it.
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