Khao Chamao-Khao Wong National Park in Rayong province offers a camping area situated 500 meters from Khao Chamao Waterfall. The site features a spacious ground capable of accommodating large numbers of visitors. Basic facilities include restrooms and shower rooms for camper convenience. The park operates a welfare shop alongside privately run stores for supplies and necessities. Lighting is available throughout the camping ground during evening hours, though electrical outlets are not provided for charging devices. Visitors should plan accordingly as private shops close at 4:00 PM. The waterfall remains accessible for day trips and exploration during the stay. Rates range from 30 to 225 baht per person per night, and tent and sleeping equipment rental is available.
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Very peaceful and quite a workout, make sure U bring an umbrella and proper footwear. The only down is that Some locals brings portable speakers to disrupt the jungle and waterfall's sounds R# foreigners have to pay a small fee to get in
The hike is somewhat challenging. We went during the dry season in February. The rocks near the pools are slippery when wet. We found walking sticks places at the beginning of the hike that we used and returned. At places the path is fairly steep and you are climbing on rocks. Only went as far as level 2 due to time constraints. Well worth the effort!
If you want to see rain forest and some waterfall, this is the place for you! If you want to see the seventh waterfall, it's quite a messy path. Walk in the morning, when it's not as hot. Plenty of shadow though because of the big trees. Bring a backpack with some water and maybe something to eat. The whole walk took us 2 hours. I won't recommend it to younger children or old people due to the hard terrain.
Wow what an experience!!! The way up is not some prepared trail, it really is a climb! Such a satisfaction to reach top, where the most spectacular waterfall is. We just sat and rested for about 15 minutes meditating before climbing back down. Of course it rained along the way and we were drenched even with ponchos. As you can see from the photo, what was a dry trail on the way up became a waterfall on the way down, which we had to traverse, no other route. To climb the top you must be physically fit, but, most folks would just go part way and bathe in one of the many beautiful pools.
Very adventures nature water fall. Treking in the mountain forest with some energy gained by seeing the exiting of nature world. Plastic, alcohol, smoke free area. But we have to be carefull ourself to protect from slipery dangerous way. If we got injury or wounds its difficult to return back or take time to the first aid medical facility.
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Very peaceful and quite a workout, make sure U bring an umbrella and proper footwear. The only down is that Some locals brings portable speakers to disrupt the jungle and waterfall's sounds R# foreigners have to pay a small fee to get in
The hike is somewhat challenging. We went during the dry season in February. The rocks near the pools are slippery when wet. We found walking sticks places at the beginning of the hike that we used and returned. At places the path is fairly steep and you are climbing on rocks. Only went as far as level 2 due to time constraints. Well worth the effort!
If you want to see rain forest and some waterfall, this is the place for you! If you want to see the seventh waterfall, it's quite a messy path. Walk in the morning, when it's not as hot. Plenty of shadow though because of the big trees. Bring a backpack with some water and maybe something to eat. The whole walk took us 2 hours. I won't recommend it to younger children or old people due to the hard terrain.
Wow what an experience!!! The way up is not some prepared trail, it really is a climb! Such a satisfaction to reach top, where the most spectacular waterfall is. We just sat and rested for about 15 minutes meditating before climbing back down. Of course it rained along the way and we were drenched even with ponchos. As you can see from the photo, what was a dry trail on the way up became a waterfall on the way down, which we had to traverse, no other route. To climb the top you must be physically fit, but, most folks would just go part way and bathe in one of the many beautiful pools.
Very adventures nature water fall. Treking in the mountain forest with some energy gained by seeing the exiting of nature world. Plastic, alcohol, smoke free area. But we have to be carefull ourself to protect from slipery dangerous way. If we got injury or wounds its difficult to return back or take time to the first aid medical facility.
Equipment rental availableSuan Kon Thong Khao Chuk is located in Rayong Province, offering a beautiful camping experience surrounded by lush greenery and scenic views. The camping fee is 200 baht per person. The site provides comprehensive facilities including clean restrooms and electricity supply, with a recommendation to bring a 20-meter extension cord. True mobile signal is available at the camping area, though there may be no signal for 5-10 minutes before reaching the destination, so visitors are advised not to close their map application. Food services include made-to-order moo kratha (Thai BBQ), and beverages and ice are available for purchase. A convenience store is located nearby. Cart rental service is provided for carrying equipment. The owners, an elderly uncle and aunt, are very kind and hospitable. Their house is located within the camping area, providing security for solo campers or small groups. Activities available include swimming, boat paddling, and fishing in the nearby water area.
Ban Team Tawan Camping is located in Rayong province, offering a quiet camping area suitable for relaxation. The site provides electrical hookups around the camping ground and spacious parking with complimentary cart service for transporting equipment. Facilities include clean restrooms and shower rooms, a dishwashing station, and an on-site shop for convenience. Campers may barbecue and cook using the provided stove stands, but pans and electric stoves are not permitted. Available activities include swimming, kayaking, and fishing. Life jackets are required for all water activities, and children must be supervised by adults. Check-in is from 12:00 to 18:30, and check-out is at 11:00. Children under 10 years old stay free, and pets are welcome at no additional charge. Quiet hours begin at 10 PM, and disposal of oil or food waste is prohibited. The rate is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Klang Kheuan Camp Khao Chu Rayong is a riverside campsite in Rayong with clear views of Khao Chamao mountain from the camping ground. This campsite in Rayong charges 200 THB per person per night, with kids aged 1-10 camping free and those aged 11-17 charged 100 THB. Electrical outlets are available around the camping area for convenience. Clean restrooms with separate facilities for men and women are provided, along with parking right beside your tent. Guests can grill and cook meals on-site. Portable air conditioners can be used for an extra 100 THB per unit per night. During rainy season, visitors are advised to bring rain gear since the site sits close to the water. This spot suits campers looking for a relaxed riverside setting with mountain scenery nearby. For bookings or inquiries, contact via phone.
Equipment rental availableKhao Chuk Farm Sam Num is a spacious camping ground with a great atmosphere, featuring a very large grass field perfect for a relaxing getaway. The site offers convenient electricity connections at multiple points and clean separate male-female restrooms with hot water heaters. Both accommodation houses and tents are available for rent. A shop at the front entrance sells hot pot and made-to-order food at the registration point, with the option to call for food delivery from outside. The campsite provides free coffee and free ice. Phone signal coverage is adequate for use. Located in Rayong province, this destination offers excellent value for budget travelers seeking a quality camping experience with good facilities and a peaceful environment.
Pimphaphat Farm Khao Juk Camping is located in Rayong province and features terraced camping grounds shaded by numerous trees with a gentle breeze throughout. The site limits visitor numbers to maintain a comfortable environment without overcrowding. Walk-in guests are welcome without prior reservation. Available facilities include a restaurant, electricity, restrooms, shower rooms, parking space, and a viewpoint for observing the sea of mist. The campsite enforces a strict noise policy after 10 PM, making it unsuitable for those planning loud parties or activities. Guests are expected to be considerate of others and maintain a peaceful atmosphere during their stay. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableCamping Song Phinong is located in a durian orchard near Khao Juk Reservoir in Rayong Province. The site offers a camping ground surrounded by fruit trees with facilities including restrooms, showers, electricity, Wi-Fi, and parking. Pets are welcome at no additional charge. Guests can enjoy various activities on the premises such as water play, fishing, and complimentary boat rowing. The site enforces quiet hours from 22:00 to 08:00 and prohibits weapons of any kind. Check-in is available from 11:00 to 19:00, and check-out is at 11:00. Those setting up a tarp in the open pay an additional 100 baht, while tarps covering tents incur no extra charge. Portable air conditioning units up to 9,000 BTU can be used for an additional 200 baht per unit per night. The rate is 200 baht per person per night, with free entry for children aged 1-5 years and 100 baht for ages 6-12. Equipment rental is available.
Papa Camping Khao Juk is located in Rayong province and offers waterfront camping suited for fishing enthusiasts. The camping area sits directly by the water where visitors can fish from both grassy and rocky sections. Guests can watch the sunset from their pitches overlooking the water. Facilities include toilets, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, a viewpoint, parking area, and designated barbecue spots. A swimming area is also available on site. The atmosphere is natural and tranquil, with a welcoming owner who maintains the grounds. A friendly resident cat often greets arriving campers. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Ban Khun Yen Scout is a beachfront camping area in Rayong province situated on a dirt ground directly beside the sea. To maintain a private atmosphere, the site limits capacity to three groups or ten tents per day. The camping area provides electricity points that can support air conditioning units. An on-site cafe and workshop activity space are available, though these close on Wednesdays. Nearby food delivery services include made-to-order restaurants with minimum order requirements and barbecue pork pan options that can be delivered to the campsite. The beach is clean and suitable for swimming, making the location particularly suitable for seaside camping during the hot season. Facilities include toilets, showers, electricity access, parking space, and a shop. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
