Huay Chanla Reservoir is located in Nam Yuen district of Ubon Ratchathani province. This remote camping area sits alongside the mountains marking the Cambodian border. The site is uninhabited and lacks basic infrastructure such as electricity and toilet facilities, requiring campers to be fully self-sufficient with their own equipment and provisions. The isolated setting appeals to those seeking solitude and a genuine wilderness experience away from crowds and urban comforts. Visitors can enjoy views of the surrounding mountains and morning mist from designated viewpoints around the reservoir. The quiet atmosphere and natural surroundings provide a sense of escape from daily life. Access to the area requires proper preparation given the absence of amenities on site. Camping at the reservoir is free of charge and no equipment rental service is available.
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Equipment rental availablePha Taem campsite in Ubon Ratchathani offers clear views of the Mekong River and Laos with cool breezes all day at this national park camping ground. The spacious, shaded camping area has separate male-female toilets, a welfare shop, and lighting at various points. Open daily from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Thai national park entrance fees are 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children, plus 30 baht for cars and 20 baht for motorcycles. Camping fee is 30 baht per person per night if you bring your own tent; tent and sleeping equipment rental is available if you don't have your own gear. Highlight check-in spots within the park include the ancient Pha Taem rock paintings dating back over 3,000 years, the Pha Taem viewpoint for sunrise and Mekong River views, Sao Chaliang's giant mushroom-shaped rock formations, Pha Cha Na Dai as the first sunrise viewpoint in Thailand, and the unique Saeng Chan Waterfall (Nam Tok Ru) flowing through a rock hole.
Equipment rental availablePha Luang Waterfall Forest Park is located in the Dong Phu Loen National Forest Reserve in Na Loen Subdistrict, Si Mueang Mai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The park covers approximately 11,375 rai and serves as a nature study trail with rich biodiversity. Visitors can walk along marked nature trails on rocky plateaus with signage throughout the route. The park is renowned as a beautiful sunset viewing destination where camping is permitted at the waterfall site. Morning sea of mist can be observed from the Pha Luang Stone Pot viewpoint. Key attractions include Bok Nok Yuang, Bok Nok Yuang Waterfall, Long Pong Waterfall, Lod Cave, Bok Nok Yuang Pavilion Pillar, Crocodile Court, grasslands, wildflower fields, Wat Pa Pha Phueng Phu Luang temple, and the Stone Pot viewpoint. Access requires parking at the forest park office and hiking up the mountain approximately 400 meters. There are no restroom facilities or electricity at the viewpoint area. Tent rental is available on-site. The recommended arrival time is 3 PM to allow for tent setup and sunset viewing, as the evening light is particularly beautiful at this location.
Equipment rental availableUncle Camp Camping Ground offers stunning views where visitors can enjoy both sunrise and sunset, with particularly beautiful evening light. The campsite features a cafe area and camping ground equipped with electricity and restroom facilities. Various tent rental options are available ranging from 800-2000 THB per night, including complimentary ice and breakfast. Rental tents come fully equipped with bedding, towels, lanterns, tarps, tables and chairs. For those bringing their own tents, rates are 100-150 THB per person including breakfast. The site provides 4 electrical connection points and allows swimming and fishing activities. Located near popular attractions such as Sirindhorn Dam, Wat Phu Phrao, and Chong Mek Border Crossing. Check-in is at 2:00 PM, check-out before 11:00 AM. Quiet hours enforced after 10:30 PM. Children under 12 stay free of charge. The campsite maintains strict rules regarding noise levels and is not suitable for parties.
Kaeng Chang Mob is a camping site along the Mekong River featuring natural rapids interspersed with rock formations. Located in Ban Huai Yang, Khemarat District, 100 kilometers from Ubon Ratchathani city center, this scenic location offers camping opportunities both on the riverbank and on an island in the middle of the Mekong River. Access to the island requires a boat crossing at 100 baht per person. The site is best visited during the dry season, particularly in February when water levels are ideal. The crystal-clear water flows through natural rock formations, while ancient trees grow on the islands. Visitors can enjoy sunset views, white-water rafting during summer, and kayaking activities. The name Chang Mob derives from local legend about an elephant that once died on the rocks, leaving skeletal remains. The area showcases nature's artistry with uniquely shaped rocks and flowing patterns created by the river current. Campers must bring all food, water, and supplies as no facilities are available on-site.
at Huay Chanla Reservoir (174m above sea level)
