IKWAI Camping

Notes from our team

Atmosphere

The grounds are flat and open, with no mountain or sea views like a riverside camp, but fireflies come out around dusk in the surrounding area. The site itself is kept clean and is constantly being tidied and improved. Its quietness comes from being a small private campground in a rural part of Nakhon Pathom, not from any distance trick — there is simply no traffic noise or crowds here.

Water & swimming

The water on site is used for free kayaking and fishing — light activities that work in both morning and evening. There are also free bicycles for riding around the grounds, so there is no need to bring your own gear; the camp already has equipment ready to use.

Best time to go

Late year is when the weather here turns pleasantly cool. In late December the temperature sits around 22 degrees at 8 pm and is forecast to drop to about 17 degrees around midnight — ideal tent-sleeping weather without driving far north, since the camp is in Nakhon Pathom, not far from Bangkok.

Food & supplies

A restaurant sits within the campground, so you do not need to carry all your own food. For anything extra during your stay, a convenience store is nearby and offers delivery right to the campsite — pack light and you will still be well covered for the whole trip.