Waterfall Campsite is situated beside a waterfall within Thung Salaeng Luang National Park in Phitsanulok province. This camping area provides access to natural water features and serves visitors who enjoy outdoor recreation and forest exploration. The site offers proximity to a waterfall suitable for viewing and swimming, along with hiking trails for those interested in observing the surrounding environment. Basic facilities include public restrooms. Campers should bring their own tents and all necessary equipment as no rental services are provided on site. The overnight fee is 30 baht per person, and equipment rental is not available.
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I have been there during summer time and seem that the water level was in a critical condition and dry in most areas
The waterfall is in a national park. The ticket to get in buy at the gate. Waterfall is 2 km from the entrance. Like a big rock sinked and river-water overflow down to the next big rock (2-3 levels)
Very special. A monk gave us yummy chicken and met a man from new foundland who was lost. Trippin day. The river gorgeous
Sort of a robbery to charge me 500 THB just to enter, specially when I was the only one in the park. But I guess that’s the price I have to pay as a tourist on my own on a trip in Thailand… Agree or disagree as you want to. But the waterfall, Nam Tok was ok, the water was very brown, but that’s normal here. Lots of noice that I honestly suspect was artificially made, almost so I would recommend earplugs when the sound was pretty intense, and I’m working at an airport! Abut anyhow, there are probably much more magnificent Nam Toks around, and FREE of charge to enter! But if you want to pay too much money for a ok view, I recommend this place, but if you’re not, stay away, when it really wasn’t that impressive.
Can't do much other than look at the waterfall from the viewing area however it is really a great place to see . The wife and I paid almost 600THB to get in . Bathrooms and a picnic area.
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I have been there during summer time and seem that the water level was in a critical condition and dry in most areas
The waterfall is in a national park. The ticket to get in buy at the gate. Waterfall is 2 km from the entrance. Like a big rock sinked and river-water overflow down to the next big rock (2-3 levels)
Very special. A monk gave us yummy chicken and met a man from new foundland who was lost. Trippin day. The river gorgeous
Sort of a robbery to charge me 500 THB just to enter, specially when I was the only one in the park. But I guess that’s the price I have to pay as a tourist on my own on a trip in Thailand… Agree or disagree as you want to. But the waterfall, Nam Tok was ok, the water was very brown, but that’s normal here. Lots of noice that I honestly suspect was artificially made, almost so I would recommend earplugs when the sound was pretty intense, and I’m working at an airport! Abut anyhow, there are probably much more magnificent Nam Toks around, and FREE of charge to enter! But if you want to pay too much money for a ok view, I recommend this place, but if you’re not, stay away, when it really wasn’t that impressive.
Can't do much other than look at the waterfall from the viewing area however it is really a great place to see . The wife and I paid almost 600THB to get in . Bathrooms and a picnic area.
Equipment rental availablePakdee Farm is a deer farming operation and agritourism destination located on the hills along the Wang Thong to Rak Thai mountain route, offering cool and comfortable weather year-round. The farm raises over 120 deer of 4 different breeds across more than 40 rai of land. Visitors can photograph deer, feed them, enjoy scenic views, and explore the gardens. Camping is available for overnight stays to experience the cool mountain air, with opportunities to see sea of mist at sunrise during winter months. The farm features an on-site coffee shop serving drinks and desserts, plus a horse farm for riding lessons. Deer antlers are also processed here for products. Farm entry is free, making it suitable for group camping and barbecues. The peaceful natural setting provides a tranquil escape surrounded by lush landscapes and mountain views.
Noen Maprang Phu Ma Ta Khunkhao Rak Thai is a peaceful mountain campsite surrounded by hills and featuring multiple waterfalls both in the forest and outside areas. The camping fee is 150 baht per person including free breakfast. Accommodation options include one large house and two smaller houses for rent. The campsite provides clean and spacious bathrooms with hot water heated by fire system. Electricity is available at certain points and mobile phone signals are available. The comfortable nighttime temperature is around 22 degrees Celsius with cool breezes throughout the day. All types of vehicles can access the site. Food ordering service is available and there are nearby shops. The area features attractions including heart-shaped trees and Pakdee Farm where visitors can observe deer and enjoy tea. The serene mountain environment with waterfalls creates an ideal setting for camping and nature appreciation.
Kaeng Noi National Park is located in Phitsanulok Province and offers accessible camping without an entrance fee. The camping area provides adequate space with views of surrounding mountains and a cool, open atmosphere suitable for visits during the cooler months. Facilities on site include well-maintained restrooms and electrical hookup points for those who need to use electrical equipment while camping. The park charges only for camping use, making it an economical option for overnight stays. Visitors should come prepared with their own camping gear as no equipment is provided on site. The fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
This mountain camping area is located near Lan Hin Pum in Phitsanulok Province, offering visitors a place to set up tents with basic facilities including restrooms. The site features a viewpoint where campers can watch the sunset and observe the sea of mist during morning hours. The camping ground sits close to the distinctive rock formations of Lan Hin Pum, which characterize the area. The location appeals to those seeking a quiet natural environment for camping and mountain experiences. Access to the viewpoint makes it suitable for visitors interested in landscape observation and atmospheric conditions typical of highland areas. The facilities remain basic, focusing on providing essential amenities for overnight stays. Rates range from 50 to 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available, so campers must bring their own gear.
Equipment rental availablePhu Hin Rong Kla National Park is located in Phitsanulok province and appeals to those who enjoy cold weather, with minimum temperatures ranging from 4 to 13 degrees Celsius. The park features several notable attractions including fields of paper flowers, dinosaur footprints, Lan Hin Taek broken stone field, Ban Rong Kla village, and a Hmong market. The site is also situated near the historic military political school. The camping area provides restrooms, shower facilities, and shops for visitor convenience. The location offers viewpoints and opportunities to observe the sea of mist. Several restaurants are available within the area. Visitors should pack sufficient warm clothing as temperatures drop considerably, and it is worth noting that hot water availability is limited and gas supplies may occasionally run out. The camping fee is 345 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available, which includes one tent, two pillows, two sleeping mats, and two sleeping bags.
To Zia Ban Rong Kla is located in Phitsanulok province and offers a camping area surrounded by Nang Phaya Seua Khrong flowers with views overlooking the pink village below. Visitors can experience cool weather and observe the seasonal blooms, though flowering times vary from year to year. Those interested in planning their visit can check bloom updates through Phu Lom Lo groups or the official Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park page. The site accepts advance reservations for camping spots. Facilities include restrooms, but there is no electricity available on site, although mobile phone signal coverage is present. Pets are not permitted at the campsite. The rate is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Pha Chom Dao campsite is located in Raksthai Village, Phitsanulok Province, offering a peaceful and private natural retreat. The site features beautiful scenery and a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Access requires traveling 2 kilometers on a gravel road through rubber plantations, suitable for sedans but not recommended for low-clearance vehicles. Basic facilities include functional toilets, though there is no electricity supply. No shops or restaurants operate on-site, but simple breakfast items like rice porridge and instant noodles are available in the morning. Visitors must bring their own camping equipment as no rental services are provided. The friendly owners offer accommodating service, even opening the grounds for late arrivals. To maintain the private atmosphere, visitor numbers are limited and advance booking is required. The morning air is particularly fresh and pleasant, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a quiet escape in nature.
View Camp Noen Maprang is a scenic camping site located in Ban Rakthai, Noen Maprang District, Phitsanulok Province. The campsite offers stunning sunset views and provides visitors with an opportunity to breathe fresh mountain air while relaxing in nature. The facility charges 200 baht per adult and 100 baht per older child, with no fee for young children. Guests are allowed to cook and barbecue on-site, and the camp provides clean washing areas and restroom facilities. However, visitors should note that the camp does not have electricity available. All campers must pack out their trash and maintain quiet hours after 10 PM for the comfort of all guests. The site offers a refreshing cool climate, particularly in the evenings when temperatures can drop. During certain seasons, visitors can enjoy local durian fruit. The camp is owned by friendly hosts and has become a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful mountain camping experience with beautiful natural scenery.
