Huai Sai Thong Reservoir in Nakhon Nayok province offers a camping area beside the water in a quiet and secure environment with minimal noise or disturbances. The site operates without on-site staff and does not provide toilet facilities, so visitors should come prepared. Campers need to bring their own food and beverages or purchase supplies from village shops before entering the reservoir area. The location provides parking space and permits campfire use. Visitors are expected to maintain cleanliness and pack out all waste, as there are no waste management services available. The setting suits those seeking solitude and a self-sufficient camping experience away from crowded tourist spots. Entry is free of charge and no equipment rental services are available.
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Good scenic views
Very quiet when we visited on a afternoon. No vendors on site for a drink or anything to eat. Suggest taking a picnic if you are going during the week. Views are ok but not special. Visited various reservoirs around Nakhon Nayok and there are better than this. View point was a bit underwhelming. Bit dirty in places. Maybe it comes alive at weekends?
Ambiance and The view is superb. Chill and relax will be the best for this place.
Nice little reservoir. Not much to do really. Few vendors and a coffee stand to relax. Very peaceful and quiet.
Love the atmosphere. Peaceful on weekday. Unfortunately too many trash and burnt from illegal camping. Let's keep this beautiful pond clean and tidy.
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Good scenic views
Very quiet when we visited on a afternoon. No vendors on site for a drink or anything to eat. Suggest taking a picnic if you are going during the week. Views are ok but not special. Visited various reservoirs around Nakhon Nayok and there are better than this. View point was a bit underwhelming. Bit dirty in places. Maybe it comes alive at weekends?
Ambiance and The view is superb. Chill and relax will be the best for this place.
Nice little reservoir. Not much to do really. Few vendors and a coffee stand to relax. Very peaceful and quiet.
Love the atmosphere. Peaceful on weekday. Unfortunately too many trash and burnt from illegal camping. Let's keep this beautiful pond clean and tidy.
Equipment rental availableSarika Resort is a campsite in Nakhon Nayok known for its large waterside camping zone where kayaking and fishing are free. Located close to Bangkok with easy access, the resort offers both bungalow rooms and two tent zones, one right by the water and a spacious upper zone. Tent camping costs 150 baht per person, bookable only on Fridays, Saturdays, and public holidays, with a daily limit on the number of guests. Pets are welcome in the tent zone for an extra 50 baht per pet, though owners must bag and remove pet waste. Equipment rental is available including fans, power extensions, BBQ grills, tents, and tarps. Two restroom zones sit near the camping area, parking and unloading are easy, and power extension cords are provided. Food can be ordered by phone starting at 50 baht, with mookata requiring pre-order before 3pm. A waterfall runs through the resort only during rainy season; otherwise the large pond is used for boating and fishing year-round. Nearby attractions include Sarika Waterfall and Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam.
Equipment rental availableSuan Lung At sits beside Khlong Maduea stream in Nakhon Nayok province, offering one of the clearest natural swimming streams in the area at just 30 THB per person. Camping in Nakhon Nayok doesn't get more affordable — pitching a tent costs 150 THB per person, with bamboo day-beds available at 100 THB. The spacious grounds are accessible to all vehicle types via Highway 3049, roughly 15 km from Nakhon Nayok town. Solar lighting covers the grounds and bathrooms, and mobile signal works across all networks. Separate male and female bathrooms are kept clean. Pets are welcome. Food to order and Korean BBQ are available with delivery to your spot. Note that GPS navigation may route you incorrectly toward Wang Takrai National Park — use The Bird Camp as your map pin instead, then continue a short distance further in. Open fires are not permitted, but picnic gas stoves are allowed.
Equipment rental availableBaan Kanghan Camping is a campsite in Nakhon Nayok province set on over 4 rai of land near the Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School. The site offers zones A1 through A9, each accommodating 2 guests with an option to add up to 2 more people for 150 baht per person, including full sleeping equipment. Children under 5 stay free, and pets are allowed for a 150 baht fee. Guests bringing their own tents pay 150 baht per person. Facilities include power outlets, fans, hot water flasks, lamps, towels, free coffee and Ovaltine, camping table and chair sets, BBQ grills, and cooling containers. A moo kata delivery service runs from 5pm to 10pm, and electric stoves are not permitted on site. Shared restrooms come with water heaters and flush toilets, plus a washing area with dish soap. The venue is also suitable for events and group gatherings thanks to its spacious grounds and decorative lighting around the property.
3 Rivers Camping in Nakhon Nayok province stands out for its large-tree shaded zone designed for campers who want privacy and quiet rather than a riverside pitch. Camping in Nakhon Nayok costs 200 THB per person per night; children aged 5–11 pay 100 THB, and under-5s stay free. The site caps guests at 150 people per day, so advance booking is strongly recommended. Check-in runs from 11:00–19:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Cars can be parked right at your tent, and electricity hook-ups are available (extension cord of at least 20 m required). Toilets and showers are separated by gender and are a short walk away. All mobile networks have signal throughout the site. Pets are allowed with prior notice and approval. Quiet hours are enforced from 22:00–07:00, with no speakers or musical instruments permitted.
Meena Homestay Camping is located along the water at Khun Dan Prakarn Chon Dam in Nakhon Nayok province. The site suits visits during hot weather as swimming is available throughout the day. The camping area is spacious and situated near bamboo trees that provide shade. Vehicles can access the grounds, allowing visitors to either sleep in their cars or pitch tents according to preference. Facilities include parking, squat-style toilets, electricity, water supply, garbage disposal points, dishwashing stations, and clothes drying areas. An on-site shop operates until late evening, and food delivery to the camping area can be arranged. Campfires for cooking are permitted. Visitors should note that lighting is limited near the bamboo section at night, so bringing a torch or headlamp is advisable. Additional electricity charges apply for those using portable air conditioning units. The cost is 100 to 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableSuan Kaiyawa 2 Camping Ground occupies an expansive 80-rai site in Nakhon Nayok province, situated alongside a stream that maintains water flow nearly year-round. The stream provides a safe environment for children to play in the water. The grounds feature abundant tree cover, allowing campers to pitch their tents in the shade and stay comfortable during warmer weather. Basic facilities include restrooms, electricity, running water, and parking areas. Mobile phone reception is available across all networks, and the proximity to local communities makes it convenient to order food deliveries. The campsite welcomes pets and permits cooking on-site. Standard electrical usage is included at no extra charge, though high-wattage appliances incur a 200 baht fee. Visitors who wish only to use the stream for water activities may enter free of charge. Overnight camping costs between 100 and 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available including tents, groundsheets, fly sheets, sleeping mats, fans, and various camping accessories.
Suan Sunantha Khlong Maduea Klong 2 Krueng offers a rare off-grid camping experience in Nakhon Nayok province, where a natural stream runs through a mountain-ringed woodland with zero phone signal, no electricity, and no Wi-Fi. Tent camping costs 100 THB per person, while a day-trip swim visit runs just 30 THB per person; bungalow accommodation is available at 1,500–2,500 THB per night. The campsite in Nakhon Nayok welcomes pets and has on-site toilets and parking for tented vehicles and camp cars. Noise must be kept down after 22:00. Road access has improved — the crossings over Canals 1 and 2 are now paved, so any vehicle can pass; if needed, locals can be hired to shuttle guests across. There are no shops, no restaurant, and no convenience stores on site, so campers should bring all supplies.
Rim Phana Camp in Nakhon Nayok sits alongside the crystal-clear Khlong Maduea stream, making it one of the most accessible stream-side camping spots in the province. The fee is 100 THB per person per night, with children under 12 admitted free; day visitors who just want to swim pay only 20 THB. Car camping and motorbike camping are both welcome, and two shaded pavilions can be rented for 200 THB each. All vehicle types can reach the campsite in Nakhon Nayok easily — the grounds are located before the deep canal crossing, so there is no difficult terrain to worry about. Three shared bathrooms and shower rooms are available free of charge, solar lighting covers key areas at night, and phone signal works on all networks. There is no mains electricity for charging devices, so a power bank is recommended. No shops are on site, so bring your own supplies, and pack out your rubbish as there are no bins. Pets are welcome free of charge with a lead required at all times.
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