Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall is located within Khuean Srinagarindra National Park in Kanchanaburi province, offering camping facilities for visitors seeking to experience the natural environment. The waterfall features clear, cool water with swimming permitted at levels 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7. The park requires all swimmers to wear life jackets for safety. The camping area provides designated zones for setting up tents, relaxing, and cooking. Additional activities include boat trips and nature photography along walking trails. Facilities on site include water supply, restrooms, and a restaurant. Visitors should note that the park accepts cash payment only for entrance fees, and pets and alcoholic beverages are prohibited throughout the area. The overnight rate is 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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A very beautiful place. Don't bother looking for an electricity connection; there isn't one. Even with a (pink) Thai ID card, foreigners pay exorbitant prices: 60 THB for Thais, 300 THB for foreigners. Nevertheless, it's a place you should visit. I also recommend its restaurant, which is very good.
This trip has been the hottest camping experience of my life so far, LOL. The weather was very hot and humid even though we arrived there late in the evening. We also couldn't sleep well because it was so hot in our tent (- -') But the view in the morning was worth it even if our mission was to take photos of Comet Swan (yep, we went there in Oct. 2025.) And nope, we couldn't find Comet Swan because the sky was cloudy in the early morning so we gave up and tried to go back to sleep. That's why the sun rose higher than we expected when we woke up in the morning 😅 Another best part in this camping trip was the camping area is super close to Huay Maekamim Waterfall Tier 4 (Chatkaew.) It's just a path that separates the camping area and the waterfall. So aside from the view of sunrise over Srinagarindra Dam, we also got the beautiful view of the waterfall as well. It wasn't bad experience but I just hoped the weather is cooler than 24°C though (I sleep well in a lower temperature than this 😅)
Srinagarindra Dam National Park – Tranquility, Forests, and Open Waters Srinagarindra Dam National Park, located in Kanchanaburi province, is a vast and peaceful natural haven known for its dense forests, limestone mountains, and the wide expanse of the Srinagarindra Reservoir. Compared to more tourist-heavy parks, this one offers a quieter, more immersive nature experience. The park is ideal for travelers who enjoy slow travel and outdoor living. Highlights include calm lake views, scenic viewpoints, caves, waterfalls, and the unique experience of staying on floating raft houses or lakeside campsites. Mornings are especially beautiful, with mist rising from the water and birdsong echoing through the forest. Activities range from kayaking, swimming, and boating to light trekking and wildlife observation. The area feels raw and less developed, which adds to its charm—but visitors should come prepared, as distances between sites can be long. Facilities are basic yet functional, and the atmosphere is best suited for couples, nature lovers, and anyone wanting to disconnect from city life. Overall rating: 4.6/5 Srinagarindra Dam National Park is perfect for those seeking calm waters, expansive scenery, and a deep connection with nature away from the crowds.
Visited Srinagarindra Dam National Park in Kanchanaburi and honestly, it’s one of those places that make you stop mid-walk just to take in the view. 🏞️💚 Massive reservoir, cool breeze, and that peaceful silence that city people like us forget exists. The water stretches endlessly with mountain backdrops that look straight out of a painting — if serenity had a location pin, it’d be here. 🌄 It’s not as crowded as Erawan or Sai Yok, which makes it feel like your own private slice of nature. The air is fresh, the trails are clean, and the viewpoints give you perfect photo spots without the chaos. 📸🌤️ You can chill by the dam, explore the park, or just sit and do absolutely nothing — all options feel equally valid here. If you’re visiting Kanchanaburi, this is absolutely a place you should visit. 🌿🚗 Bring sunscreen, water, and patience for winding roads — the trip is worth every minute. You’ll leave calmer, lighter, and probably planning when to come back again.
Srinagarindra National Park, located in Thailand's Kanchanaburi Province, is a hidden gem known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife. The park is home to the majestic Srinagarind Dam, which creates a large reservoir offering breathtaking views and opportunities for boating and fishing. Visitors can explore lush forests, impressive waterfalls like Huay Mae Khamin, and serene caves such as Tham Phra Khayang. The park is less crowded than other national parks in Thailand, providing a peaceful atmosphere for nature lovers. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot species like elephants, gibbons, and a variety of bird species. The park's well-maintained trails and facilities make it accessible for visitors of all ages. Overall, Khuean Srinagarindra National Park offers a tranquil escape into nature's wonders.
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A very beautiful place. Don't bother looking for an electricity connection; there isn't one. Even with a (pink) Thai ID card, foreigners pay exorbitant prices: 60 THB for Thais, 300 THB for foreigners. Nevertheless, it's a place you should visit. I also recommend its restaurant, which is very good.
This trip has been the hottest camping experience of my life so far, LOL. The weather was very hot and humid even though we arrived there late in the evening. We also couldn't sleep well because it was so hot in our tent (- -') But the view in the morning was worth it even if our mission was to take photos of Comet Swan (yep, we went there in Oct. 2025.) And nope, we couldn't find Comet Swan because the sky was cloudy in the early morning so we gave up and tried to go back to sleep. That's why the sun rose higher than we expected when we woke up in the morning 😅 Another best part in this camping trip was the camping area is super close to Huay Maekamim Waterfall Tier 4 (Chatkaew.) It's just a path that separates the camping area and the waterfall. So aside from the view of sunrise over Srinagarindra Dam, we also got the beautiful view of the waterfall as well. It wasn't bad experience but I just hoped the weather is cooler than 24°C though (I sleep well in a lower temperature than this 😅)
Srinagarindra Dam National Park – Tranquility, Forests, and Open Waters Srinagarindra Dam National Park, located in Kanchanaburi province, is a vast and peaceful natural haven known for its dense forests, limestone mountains, and the wide expanse of the Srinagarindra Reservoir. Compared to more tourist-heavy parks, this one offers a quieter, more immersive nature experience. The park is ideal for travelers who enjoy slow travel and outdoor living. Highlights include calm lake views, scenic viewpoints, caves, waterfalls, and the unique experience of staying on floating raft houses or lakeside campsites. Mornings are especially beautiful, with mist rising from the water and birdsong echoing through the forest. Activities range from kayaking, swimming, and boating to light trekking and wildlife observation. The area feels raw and less developed, which adds to its charm—but visitors should come prepared, as distances between sites can be long. Facilities are basic yet functional, and the atmosphere is best suited for couples, nature lovers, and anyone wanting to disconnect from city life. Overall rating: 4.6/5 Srinagarindra Dam National Park is perfect for those seeking calm waters, expansive scenery, and a deep connection with nature away from the crowds.
Visited Srinagarindra Dam National Park in Kanchanaburi and honestly, it’s one of those places that make you stop mid-walk just to take in the view. 🏞️💚 Massive reservoir, cool breeze, and that peaceful silence that city people like us forget exists. The water stretches endlessly with mountain backdrops that look straight out of a painting — if serenity had a location pin, it’d be here. 🌄 It’s not as crowded as Erawan or Sai Yok, which makes it feel like your own private slice of nature. The air is fresh, the trails are clean, and the viewpoints give you perfect photo spots without the chaos. 📸🌤️ You can chill by the dam, explore the park, or just sit and do absolutely nothing — all options feel equally valid here. If you’re visiting Kanchanaburi, this is absolutely a place you should visit. 🌿🚗 Bring sunscreen, water, and patience for winding roads — the trip is worth every minute. You’ll leave calmer, lighter, and probably planning when to come back again.
Srinagarindra National Park, located in Thailand's Kanchanaburi Province, is a hidden gem known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife. The park is home to the majestic Srinagarind Dam, which creates a large reservoir offering breathtaking views and opportunities for boating and fishing. Visitors can explore lush forests, impressive waterfalls like Huay Mae Khamin, and serene caves such as Tham Phra Khayang. The park is less crowded than other national parks in Thailand, providing a peaceful atmosphere for nature lovers. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot species like elephants, gibbons, and a variety of bird species. The park's well-maintained trails and facilities make it accessible for visitors of all ages. Overall, Khuean Srinagarindra National Park offers a tranquil escape into nature's wonders.
Equipment rental availableTriple Two Camp Kwai offers a fully private riverside buyout on the Kwai River in Kanchanaburi, sleeping up to 17 guests across raft-zone rooms, a glamping air-conditioned tent, and a Tiny House. The buyout rate is 12,900 THB on weekdays or 14,900 THB on Saturdays and public holidays, including breakfast (congee, bread, and coffee from 07:00–10:00). A tent-only camping in Kanchanaburi option fits up to 20 people for 5,900 THB. All packages include a party house with a riverside kitchen, wet raft area, overflow pool, canoe use, fishing, life jackets, parking, and Wi-Fi. Extra guests beyond 17 are charged 350 THB per person. Add-ons available with advance notice include mookata BBQ, karaoke (1,000 THB), a bag of ice (100 THB), and a Thai massage. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 11:00. The camp is open year-round.
Equipment rental availableCamp With Me brings riverside camping in Kanchanaburi with multiple zones to choose from — pitch beside the water or on a rock terrace, each with its own character. Fees are 200 THB per person plus 50 THB for electricity. Boating is included free, and guests can also fish or swim in the river. A restaurant on site serves food and mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot), so there's no need to leave the campsite. This campsite in Kanchanaburi is pet-friendly, welcoming both dogs and cats. Tent rental is available for those without gear. For more comfort, private floating raft-house rooms with air conditioning and hot showers are also on offer. Tent zones are first-come, first-served, and bookings can be made via Facebook Inbox.
Equipment rental available29 Camp is located in Lat Ya Subdistrict, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province, approximately 20 kilometers from Kanchanaburi town center. This riverside camping ground sits along the Mae Klong River, allowing visitors to pitch tents and enjoy water activities throughout the day. The campsite features lush green grass and crystal-clear water in a pristine natural setting. Additional accommodation is available in the form of guest rooms, and there are designated parking areas for car camping. Camping fees are only 100 baht per person, with children under 10 years old staying free of charge. Pets are welcome at the campsite. Activities include swimming, fishing, and wet bamboo rafting. Facilities include separate male and female restrooms at two locations, full mobile network coverage across all carriers, tent rental services, and food services including Thai barbecue and beverages. Convenience is enhanced by delivery services from 7-Eleven and GrabFood directly to the camp.
Kala Hill Campiness is a campsite in Kanchanaburi's Thongphaphum district, set on a small hill with a stream running through the grounds and morning sea-of-mist views. The wide grassy field is shaded by large trees, and camping is possible year-round, with fees starting from 300-400 baht. Access is easy via highway M81, and phone signal from every carrier plus wifi are available on site. A small waterfall and a stream on the property are open for guests to play in. Nearby attractions include Hin Dat hot spring just 9 km away, Pha Tat waterfall 16 km away with clear water safe for kids, and Vajiralongkorn Dam 30 km away, which has a road ideal for running. A steep trail with stairs leads up the hill to watch sunset or morning mist, costing 30 baht per person or by donation, taking about 30 minutes to climb. The friendly owners provide attentive service, and affordable dinner options such as moo krata, jaew hon, and barbecue are available on request.
at Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall, Khuean Srinagarindra National Park (279m above sea level • 14.66°N, 98.95°E)
