Keeterr Riverview Hill is located in Tak Province, approximately 10 kilometers beyond Mae Ramat district center. The campsite features a well-maintained grassy camping area along a shallow stream, with waterfront space extending several hundred meters where campers can pitch tents directly beside the water. The site offers expansive river and panoramic mountain views. Facilities include electrical hookups, clean restrooms, a dishwashing area, and on-site parking. A restaurant and cafe operate at the front of the property, with live music performances in the evenings. A waterfront seating area provides a place to relax by the cool breeze. The campsite welcomes families and groups of all ages. Access follows roadside signs along the route, though visitors must drive across a shallow stream to reach the camping zone. Advance contact is recommended before arrival. The site operates daily from 07:00 to 24:00. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
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We almost missed this little hidden pearl in the middle of nowhere. We stopped for a coffee but ended up eating Pad Krapaow, too. Coffee was great, food was good. So if you need to stop after long ride or drive to stretch your legs, highly recommend to stop here.
A tourist trap. Food ordered takes forever and is expensive for what you get. Band playing music takes away from relaxing near the river. Very busy....and smoke in the area from buring garbage.
The place is in a very nice location as it is very convenient to take a break on a long drive. Sometimes they have kind music which is very nice. I think they do the live music during lunch and dinner hours. There is a small canal and also a private camping site on the property. There is also a separate cafe selling a variety of drinks. The price is in the upper middle side.
Today (6th October 2025) we went there, and we sat beside of the river, table inside a place like a tank. We tried to order foods but all waiters were not paying attention to us. About 2 hours waiting, we for some food. And another thing is the wrong food and no responsibility. We order Tom Yum Seafood soup, but the waiter gave seafood salad. And the cups gave us are all dirty like small Leftovers are there. And the place we sat is also dirty with trashes.
The view is amazing and very relax. It is a good place to chill out with friends and family. There are cafe zone and resturant zone separated by the river. The coffee is nice. There is live music band playing everyday at 6 pm.
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We almost missed this little hidden pearl in the middle of nowhere. We stopped for a coffee but ended up eating Pad Krapaow, too. Coffee was great, food was good. So if you need to stop after long ride or drive to stretch your legs, highly recommend to stop here.
A tourist trap. Food ordered takes forever and is expensive for what you get. Band playing music takes away from relaxing near the river. Very busy....and smoke in the area from buring garbage.
The place is in a very nice location as it is very convenient to take a break on a long drive. Sometimes they have kind music which is very nice. I think they do the live music during lunch and dinner hours. There is a small canal and also a private camping site on the property. There is also a separate cafe selling a variety of drinks. The price is in the upper middle side.
Today (6th October 2025) we went there, and we sat beside of the river, table inside a place like a tank. We tried to order foods but all waiters were not paying attention to us. About 2 hours waiting, we for some food. And another thing is the wrong food and no responsibility. We order Tom Yum Seafood soup, but the waiter gave seafood salad. And the cups gave us are all dirty like small Leftovers are there. And the place we sat is also dirty with trashes.
The view is amazing and very relax. It is a good place to chill out with friends and family. There are cafe zone and resturant zone separated by the river. The coffee is nice. There is live music band playing everyday at 6 pm.
Equipment rental availableKhun Phawo National Park sits in Mae Ramat District of Tak Province, encompassing steep mountains and rich hill evergreen forests. The park offers natural attractions suitable for those seeking relaxation in a mountain forest setting. Mae Rom waterfall flows within the park boundaries, and viewpoints provide opportunities to observe sea of mist formations. The area supports hiking and photography activities. The camping ground features shaded terrain with clean facilities including toilets and bathrooms. Cooking areas, picnic tables, stoves, and trash bins are provided for visitor use. A restaurant, coffee shop, and store operate within the park to serve basic needs. Parking space and water access are available. From Tak city, visitors travel along Highway 12 toward Mae Sot, then turn onto Highway 105 and continue to Highway 1175 to reach the park. The overnight fee is 30 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Good View Camp Mae Lamao occupies a shaded spot along a stream in Tak Province. The site offers two main camping areas. The upper zone features two large open pavilions where tents can be pitched with convenient vehicle access nearby. The waterside zone provides camping platforms and a ground area currently under improvement, though campers need to carry their gear approximately 15 to 30 meters from the parking area. The stream maintains clear, cool flowing water year-round, creating a relaxing environment for camping, barbecuing, and photography. Visitors can arrange boat trips to observe local riverside communities. On-site facilities include restrooms, electricity, running water, a restaurant, and a coffee shop. The campsite is accessible by car following standard maps along well-maintained roads. Operating hours are daily from 09:00 to 21:00, and advance contact is recommended. The rate is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableEco Camp Mae Lamao is situated in Mae Lamao village in Tak Province, approximately 3 kilometers from the main road. The camp appears on the right side after passing a Buddha statue. This waterfront facility operates daily and provides parking, restrooms, showers, and camping space. Visitors can engage in various activities including kayaking at 200 baht per hour for three people, swimming, and using complimentary bamboo rafts. An on-site restaurant and coffee shop serve meals and beverages. Campfires and grilling are permitted within the grounds. Dogs are welcome to join in water activities provided they remain on leash. Mats for sitting are provided at no additional charge. The site charges 30 baht per person per night and offers tent and equipment rentals.
Equipment rental availableJa Toh Pang Musoe delivers panoramic sea-of-fog views morning and evening, making it one of the most scenic camping in Tak province. Entry with your own tent costs 150 THB per adult, 100 THB for children aged 8–13, and just 30 THB for a visit or selfie. The campsite rents pop-up tents with bedding at 350 THB per night for one person or 600 THB for two, plus charcoal stove sets and bedding-only sets for 200 THB (two persons). There is no electrical hook-up available on site. Three shared toilet facilities are provided. The site is family-friendly with a tiered pricing structure for children. Contact the team by phone or LINE to book a spot.
at Keeterr Riverview Hill (185m above sea level • 17.05°N, 98.46°E)
