Kaeng Luang Lam Nam Wa is located within Mae Chrim National Park in Nan Province. This riverside camping area appeals to those interested in water-based activities along the Wa River. The site overlooks the river and its rapids, providing a natural setting for outdoor recreation. White water rafting is available with difficulty levels ranging from 1-3 during normal water conditions, increasing to level 5 during the rainy season. Two rafting routes are offered: a shorter 7.3 kilometer course taking approximately 1.5-2 hours, and a longer 14.5 kilometer route requiring about 3 hours. The park provides guide staff and rubber boat services for rafting activities. Visitors can also swim and relax by the rapids. Facilities include bathrooms, showers, parking, a shop, and a restaurant. The site charges 30-300 baht per person per night and equipment rental is available.
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It was a really nice experience here. My kids love the river. Friendly people.👍
อยู่ในเขต อช.แม่จริม ทิวทัศน์สะพานสลิง และสายน้ำว้าสวยงาม เหมาะแก่การเดินเล่นพักผ่อน มีร้านกาแฟ และอาหารจำหน่าย หากท่านใดสนใจล่องแก่งน้ำว้า (ไป-กลับ 3 ชม.) ติดต่อบริเวณท่าลงแพ ในเขตอุทยานได้เลยครับ
น่าล่องแก่งมากๆครับทุกคน
仲間でハイキングとかは楽しそう。静かで和めますが、これと言ったものは無いかな...。
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It was a really nice experience here. My kids love the river. Friendly people.👍
อยู่ในเขต อช.แม่จริม ทิวทัศน์สะพานสลิง และสายน้ำว้าสวยงาม เหมาะแก่การเดินเล่นพักผ่อน มีร้านกาแฟ และอาหารจำหน่าย หากท่านใดสนใจล่องแก่งน้ำว้า (ไป-กลับ 3 ชม.) ติดต่อบริเวณท่าลงแพ ในเขตอุทยานได้เลยครับ
น่าล่องแก่งมากๆครับทุกคน
仲間でハイキングとかは楽しそう。静かで和めますが、これと言ったものは無いかな...。
Khun Sathan Camping is a campsite in Nan province known for its year-round cool climate and wide-open, unobstructed mountain views. It's about an hour-plus drive from Phrae, making it an easy escape from the heat. The site offers a tent-camping zone at 150 THB per person per night, with electricity access, 1 bathroom and 3 toilets. There's also a newly opened minimalist-style accommodation zone with VIP rooms 1-4 and Sweet houses 1-2 for couples (2 guests), plus VIP houses 5-6 for groups or families (4 guests). The Sweet houses feature a jacuzzi tub, a 6-foot king-size bed, air conditioning, a water heater, a separated wet-dry bathroom, and a hair dryer. Guests can enjoy grilled pork (moo kratha) in the evening mist. The campsite sits near Khun Sathan National Park, ideal for those seeking cool weather and scenic photography spots.
Equipment rental availablePha Chu Camping Ground is located within Sri Nan National Park in Nan Province. The site offers an open camping area with views across the landscape and opportunities to witness the sea of mist during early morning hours. Temperatures tend to be warm during the day but become cool and comfortable at night. Visitors can observe the sunrise and take photographs at designated viewpoints. Facilities include restrooms and shower rooms located within reasonable walking distance that are adequately maintained, though hot water is not available. A restaurant, welfare shop, and small coffee shop serve campers on site. Electrical outlets for charging devices can be found near the restaurant pavilion. The access road is in good condition and suitable for those with experience driving on mountain routes. Campers should be prepared for mosquitoes and small black ants that nest in scattered spots on the ground and deliver painful bites. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night and equipment rental is available.
Rai Pang Wua is a campsite in Nan province set on a working Charolais cattle farm with grassy tent grounds overlooking mountains and a nearby village. Camping costs 200 THB per person, with children under 12 and seniors 60 and above free of charge. The site limits capacity to only 8-10 tents per day, though groups can book the entire lawn exclusively. Electricity and extension plugs are provided, and clean separate male and female restrooms with hot water showers are located a short distance from the tent area. RVs can park on-site, though fees are considered case by case. Small pets are welcome as long as owners keep them supervised at all times. The farm doubles as an agro-tourism spot with a café zone and is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Bookings and photos of the site can be arranged through the campsite's Facebook page.
Na Saphan Camping 2 occupies a six-rai site in Nan province, situated beside a stream with surrounding rice fields and mountain landscapes. The campground welcomes visitors daily on a walk-in basis without advance booking required. Facilities include clean restrooms with hot water systems, showers, electricity, and running water. Guests can swim in the stream and gather around campfires. Additional features include viewpoints for observing morning mist, a complimentary vegetable picking area, and an on-site restaurant offering Thai-style grilled pork pan service. For those preferring not to camp, private rooms are also available. The site is located almost two kilometers past the Ozone Saphan bridge. Admission costs 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not provided.
Khun Sathan National Park is a campsite in Nan province known for its year-round cold weather thanks to its high mountain elevation. Located in Na Noi district, it sits close to Doi Samoe Dao and Sri Nan National Park, making it easy to visit both in one trip. The site features a hilltop coffee shop with panoramic views and an on-site restaurant. Restrooms include water heaters, with one heated shower room each for men and women. Zone 3 is the recommended camping area, offering great views and cooking facilities. Entry fees are 20 THB for adults and 10 THB for children, with a 30 THB per person camping fee, 30 THB for cars, and 20 THB for motorcycles; young children and elderly visitors enter free. Advance booking through the reservation system is recommended to secure a spot. Bungalow accommodation is also available, bookable by phone up to 60 days ahead.
The Forester Sapan sits on a hilltop in Nan province with a full 360-degree panoramic view and dense sea of fog, making it one of the top campsites in Nan during the rainy season. The site is about 3 km from Wat Sapan, and all vehicle types including small cars can reach it without difficulty. The fee is 150 THB per person per night. There is no mains electricity hook-up, but a charging point for mobile phones is available. Facilities include four shared toilets (separated by gender), a dishwashing area, and a rubbish disposal point. There are no on-site shops, so campers are advised to stock up before arrival. A swing seat and a viewing staircase are provided for enjoying the mountain scenery and views over Sapan village. Walk-ins are accepted with no advance booking required.
Equipment rental availableLan Kang Tent Ban Chedi is located in central Nan, just 10 minutes from Wat Phumin and the city moat. The campsite offers a private atmosphere in a natural setting with cool, open air. On foggy mornings, thick mist settles over the grounds. The site provides clean restrooms and shower facilities with electricity and water access. Campers can prepare their own meals with the barbecue facilities available, bringing ingredients to cook on site. A complimentary morning breakfast is included, featuring toasted bread, coffee, hot Milo, and boiled eggs. Bicycles are available for exploring the surrounding area and observing local village life. The venue also accommodates group events and gatherings for organizations. Rates range from 50 to 100 baht per person per night, with customers using their own tents charged 50 baht and those renting the site's tents charged 100 baht, and equipment rental is available.
Chom Mok Camping Ban Huai Mi offers mountain-panorama camping in Nan province at just 150 THB per person per night. This campsite in Nan sits just before Ban Huai Mi 3, with a clearly marked entrance. Facilities are basic — two toilet blocks but no electricity — so bring your own food, lighting, and warm layers as nights can get cold. Road access is rough: motorbikes and 4WD high-clearance vehicles are the recommended options, 2WD high-clearance vehicles can manage in dry conditions, while low-clearance cars and sedans are not advised.
