Harirak Forest Park in Loei province is nicknamed the 'Pang Oung of Loei' for its reservoir views enclosed by mountain ridges. This campsite in Loei covers around 8,250 rai within the Khok Phu Lek National Forest Reserve, with elevations ranging from 300–500 metres above sea level. The camping area sits along a waterway, and the park offers a nature study trail and a notably scenic sunrise viewpoint. Two forest types are found here — evergreen (dry dipterocarp) and deciduous (mixed deciduous), with moist evergreen patches in the valleys. It suits campers, photographers, and leisure visitors alike. Starting 1 September 2026, the park will begin charging an entry fee in line with Department of National Parks regulations; visitors should confirm the current rate before travelling. For enquiries, contact the TAT Loei Office at 0 4281 2812.
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Beautiful area for camping or having a picnic by the lake. Nice place to catch the sunrise or full moon rising.
A beautiful place to camp with your family or friends. 😊😊😊
Quite and cool place to chill out. Depends on which part of the park you land. It was Sunday but very few people.
Beautiful park with nice tracks around forest area and a lake.
A place always ready for travellers who want to get away from a life in the city. No entrance fee. No electricity but ther solar powered light posts. There are available toilets. No convenient stores available. There are local government personnel and staff who do their rounds of checking the area and campers. Bring your own tent and all the stuff you need. The road going in to the campsite is not quite smooth but it helps add an ambience of going to a nature camping.
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Beautiful area for camping or having a picnic by the lake. Nice place to catch the sunrise or full moon rising.
A beautiful place to camp with your family or friends. 😊😊😊
Quite and cool place to chill out. Depends on which part of the park you land. It was Sunday but very few people.
Beautiful park with nice tracks around forest area and a lake.
A place always ready for travellers who want to get away from a life in the city. No entrance fee. No electricity but ther solar powered light posts. There are available toilets. No convenient stores available. There are local government personnel and staff who do their rounds of checking the area and campers. Bring your own tent and all the stuff you need. The road going in to the campsite is not quite smooth but it helps add an ambience of going to a nature camping.
Equipment rental availablePhu Hua Hom Camping Ground sits within Phu Suan Thrai National Park in Loei Province. The site offers 2-3 camping areas divided across two sides, allowing campers to view both sunrise and sunset from their tents. During late rainy season and early winter, visitors can observe the sea of mist rolling across the landscape. Facilities include parking, clean restrooms with gas-heated showers, a dishwashing station, garbage disposal points, and electrical charging stations. The site accommodates car camping as well. The camping areas are well-maintained and equipment transport from vehicles is manageable. Visitors should bring prepared food as services are limited in the area. Access roads are generally in good condition though some sections are steep. The park features Hill 1408 nature trail, an accessible walking path suitable for beginners interested in forest trekking and wildlife observation. The overnight fee is 30 baht per person and camping equipment is available for rent.
Tarad Camping in Dan Sai district, Loei province, sits just 2 km from a scenic viewpoint — making it a convenient campsite in Loei for combining an overnight stay with a short hike to the overlook. The fee is 150 THB per person per night, with a separate parking charge of 150 THB per night. The site is located at the entrance to Ban Kang Pla village, Tambon Dan Sai, and can be found by searching "ตาหรัด แคมป์ปิ้ง" on Google Maps. Facilities include clean toilets, clean water supply, and electricity distribution points throughout the grounds. Parking is spacious and easy to navigate. There are multiple photogenic spots around the grounds. The campsite is described as simple and friendly in atmosphere, run by a hospitable owner. A rainy-season promotion is currently offered at the 150 THB rate. Bookings and enquiries can be made via Facebook Inbox or by calling the numbers listed.
Dong E Mu Camp View Rai Phu Wanai earns consistent top rankings among campers in Loei province for its sweeping, unfiltered mountain panoramas that visitors describe as a "million-baht view." Located in Phu Ruea district, this campsite in Loei was relatively unknown in its early days, hosting as few as three tents at a time with no electricity on site — a setup that kept the experience close to raw nature. The mountain scenery visible from the camping area requires no photo editing, a point that return visitors highlight repeatedly. The small initial capacity suggests an intimate site rather than a large resort-style camp. Phu Ruea district is known for cool to cold temperatures, making it especially appealing for campers who enjoy mountain weather. Specific pricing, booking details, and current facilities were not stated in available information, so contacting the camp directly is recommended before planning a trip.
Equipment rental availablePhukachen Camp puts you overnight inside a mountain valley in Dan Sai District — one of Loei's campsite options with a clear sunset viewpoint and stargazing skies, all for just 150 THB per night. The site sits within a farm that runs its own coffee shop, so you can grab a cup before or after setting up. Full facilities are on hand: toilets, showers, electricity, and water. Campers who travel light can rent gear on site. Evenings are set up for campfires and BBQ, and the valley position makes it a solid spot for bird watching and photography during the day. Pets are welcome, and there is parking available. Camping in Loei at this price point with this range of facilities makes Phukachen Camp a practical base for exploring the Dan Sai area.
at Harirak Forest Park (310m above sea level • 17.47°N, 101.64°E)
