Had Sai Long (Wang Chad) in Sri Mueang Mai district offers free, self-sufficient camping in Ubon Ratchathani close to Bok Luek Waterfall — both can be combined in one trip. The site is a natural riverside area with no entrance fee, though visitors are expected to look after their own safety. Phone signal is 3G and drops out in spots, so downloading an offline map before setting off is strongly advised as Google Maps cannot navigate all the way to the site. There is parking on site, campfires are permitted, and swimming is possible when water levels are low enough. Mid-November through the cool season is the best time to visit: temperatures drop to a comfortable level and the river subsides to good condition. Leave-no-trace principles are taken seriously here — carry all rubbish out, including bottle caps.
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Bok Luek Waterfall campsite in Ubon Ratchathani offers multiple tent-pitching zones beside a natural waterfall, sitting just 2 km from the main road in Si Mueang Mai district. The access road is in good condition and suitable for sedans, pickups, vans, and motorbikes. Several camping spots are available to choose from, with a large parking area nearby. Toilets are provided at the upper Bok Luek area, though there is no electricity anywhere on site. Phone signal is available in some spots depending on the carrier, so do not rely on full coverage. There are no shops or food vendors — campers must bring all food, water, and supplies including insect repellent, lighting, and rubbish bags. Fires and any damage to trees, forest, or the natural environment are strictly prohibited. All waste must be carried out.
Equipment rental availableFang Kham Camping is located along Fang Kham Beach in Fang Kham Subdistrict, Sirindhorn District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. This campsite offers a warm atmosphere close to nature where visitors can sleep under the cool breeze and starlight. The camp features various activities including evening campfires with soft music, fire spinning shows at night, cotton fabric tie-dyeing activities from Tohsang Cotton Village, traditional Thai massage services, and food and beverage stalls. Facilities include clean restrooms and electrical outlets for general use. Entry fees are 100 baht per car including up to 4 people, 50 baht for motorcycles, and 40 baht for each additional person beyond the 5th. Children under 6 enter free, while children aged 6-12 pay 20 baht each. Tent rental is available at 800 baht per night accommodating 2 people. Camp rules prohibit loud noise after 10 PM, ground fires without containers, require visitors to dispose of their own trash, allow electrical outlets for general equipment only excluding electric vehicle charging, and advise caution when entering water as no lifeguards are present.
Ban Khan Tha Kwian is a newly opened campsite in Ubon Ratchathani beside the Huai Song Yang reservoir in Khong Chiam district, known for its simple village atmosphere. Free-roaming chickens and a laid-back community feel give the site a homey vibe, and visitors can buy fresh Mekong River fish directly from local villagers. Fishing in the reservoir itself is strictly prohibited to protect natural resources. The campsite officially opened on June 12, 2026, and charges 100 THB per person per night. Pets are allowed as long as owners clean up after them, and campfires or cooking are only permitted in designated spots. Loud noise is banned after 10 PM to respect other guests and the local community. It's a good option for travelers wanting a quiet, community-based camping in Ubon Ratchathani near the Mekong River without crowded amenities.
Hua Lo Camping is located beside Sirindhorn Dam in Ubon Ratchathani province. The campsite provides clearly designated camping lots for organized pitching. An on-site restaurant serves made-to-order dishes and moo kratha with flavorful dipping sauce, while resident pets greet visitors upon arrival. Facilities include electricity hookups, wireless internet, clean restrooms, showers, parking, and dishwashing areas. Campers may cook on-site but should avoid lighting fires directly on the ground. The location offers beach access and swimming opportunities along the reservoir, with barbecue areas available for use. Mobile phone signals cover all major networks throughout the site. Tarps can be set up at no additional charge. Campsite rules prohibit high-power electrical appliances and enforce quiet hours after 10 PM to maintain a peaceful environment for all guests. The fee is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Bok Lakorn Waterfall, locally known as Hong Lakorn, is located in Pha Taem National Park, Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. This is one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in the park area, featuring stunning light blue waters surrounded by lush green vegetation. The waterfall requires a 4-kilometer adventurous hiking trail from Wat Ban Tamuy temple, ascending through forested slopes. Visitors can swim and enjoy the refreshing waters in this pristine natural setting. The camping area offers multiple site options including rocky platforms and spots beside small streams, suitable for both tents and hammocks. Facilities include natural bathing streams and open-air Balinese-style restrooms that catch the mountain breeze. Local guides and porters are available for hire. Prior coordination is required to obtain permission to enter the national park area. The site accommodates both day trips and overnight camping experiences.
Mong Khong Cafe & Camping is located along the Mekong River, approximately 85 kilometers from Ubon Ratchathani city center. The site sits beneath mature shade trees with views across the river to mountains on the opposite bank and an expansive landscape. The area is noted for its fresh air and high ozone levels. Accommodation options include Nordic houses, dome houses, tree houses, tent houses, and open ground for personal tents. Campers bringing their own equipment have access to electrical outlets, restrooms, and shower facilities. The grounds are maintained with well-kept grass and clean amenities. A car park is available on site. The property includes a cafe, restaurant, and bakery offering food and beverages. Barbecuing is permitted in designated areas. Rates range from 150 to 2,500 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Huai Tham Khae Reservoir is located in Trakarn Pheuet Phon District of Ubon Ratchathani Province. During the dry season, the area transforms into an island surrounded by water with expansive green grassland suitable for camping. The atmosphere is characterized by cool breezes that make for a comfortable outdoor experience. The site offers basic facilities including a water source, toilets, shower rooms, and parking area. Visitors seeking a natural setting away from urban areas will find this reservoir accessible and conducive to overnight camping. The campsite is free of charge per person per night, though equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableSunset camp cafe campsite near Sirindhorn Dam in Ubon Ratchathani province offers one of the most beautiful sunset views. Located 70 kilometers from Ubon Ratchathani city, it provides campsite amenities including accommodation, tent rentals, a cafe, and kayaks.
