KM4Camp Huay Tone is a campsite in Nan province known for its landmark of two vintage Land Rovers parked against a mountain backdrop and morning sea-of-fog views. It sits on the route between Ban Sapan and Ban Huay Tone in Bo Kluea district, about 15-20 minutes' drive past Sapan village. The access road has some sections of red dirt and potholes but is not too difficult to navigate. The fee is 300 baht per person per night, with water and electricity available and a working water heater. Bathrooms are clean shower-and-toilet combo rooms, and the site welcomes vehicles fitted with rooftop tents. Dinner options include ordering Thai-style barbecue (moo kratha) or cooking your own camp meals. Mornings often bring sea fog while evenings offer sunset views, making it a spot where campers can enjoy both without moving their tent. Quiet hours apply after 10pm.
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ทางโหดมากกกกก แต่วิวก็สวยมากเช่นกัน จุดถ่ายรูปสวยมากกกก และฉันก็สามารถปีนขึ้นไปค่ะ555
I wish I could give 4 stars but there have some reasons to give only 3 stars cuz was service. Employees look tired of serving customers, I understand serving ton of people will exhaust but c'mon we paid 2500 bhat for this right? We stayed at room number 9. The bathroom lock was broken, heater was great , we had our private camp fire(decent), Mattress was comfort but breakfast. We had only some salad and bread with coffee. They provided Thai BBQ but I would give 5/10. The way to camp was pretty rough and super super steep if your bike is just small and low engine power, this road isn't for you(if you really don't wanna have any mental distress just don't go).
This place is so bad. Service doesn't good and also they don't have any food for lunch.
โฮมสเตย์พร้อมคาเฟ่ มีทั้งแบบเตนท์ แบบบ้านพัก ราคาไม่แพงมาก ทางเข้าสมบุกสมบันโคตร ห่างจากสะปัน 4 โล ขับเกือบครึ่งชั่วโมง หลุมบ่อจัดเต็ม ลูกรังเกือบหมด สลับคอนกรีตนิดเดียว ตรงที่จอดรถข้างถนนก็หลุมลึก รถเล็ก รถเก๋ง ขับรถไม่เก่ง ไม่แนะนำอย่างยิ่ง ขอให้ที่พักออกไปรับเถอะ น้ำไหลแรง มีไฟฟ้าใช้ มีเครื่องทำน้ำอุ่นแบบแก๊ส ถ้าอยู่แบบบ้าน หรือแบบเตนท์ใหญ่บ้านริมหมอกจะมีห้องน้ำในตัว ได้บ้านริมหมอก 9 แต่ประตูห้องน้ำล็อกไม่ได้ แต่แบบกระโจมจะเป็นห้องน้ำรวม สภาพก็ตามในรูปเลย มีแชมพู ครีมอาบน้ำให้ด้วย บ้านแยกเป็นสัดส่วนดี ไม่ได้ยินเสียงรบกวนจากคนอื่น วิวตอนเช้าสวยมาก เห็นทะเลหมอกด้วย แต่ทะเลหมอกไปเร็วมาก สายปุ๊ปแดดโคตรแรง ใครอยากถ่ายรูปต้องรีบหน่อย อากาศตอนกลางคืนโคตรหนาว ที่พักมีหมูกระทะให้ตอนเย็น ตอนเช้าเป็นอาหารแบบโรงแรมต้องไปกินตรงส่วนกลาง สรุป สไตล์โฮมสเตย์ วิวสวยใช้ได้ น้ำไฟพร้อม ถ้ารถใหญ่ขับขึ้นไปเองได้ ถ้ารถเล็ก ไม่แนะนำอย่างมาก
Gorgeous view of the mountains. We didn't try the food not beverage, just came for the view. They've got 2 landrovers you can use as props for your photos, you can even stand on top of them.
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ทางโหดมากกกกก แต่วิวก็สวยมากเช่นกัน จุดถ่ายรูปสวยมากกกก และฉันก็สามารถปีนขึ้นไปค่ะ555
I wish I could give 4 stars but there have some reasons to give only 3 stars cuz was service. Employees look tired of serving customers, I understand serving ton of people will exhaust but c'mon we paid 2500 bhat for this right? We stayed at room number 9. The bathroom lock was broken, heater was great , we had our private camp fire(decent), Mattress was comfort but breakfast. We had only some salad and bread with coffee. They provided Thai BBQ but I would give 5/10. The way to camp was pretty rough and super super steep if your bike is just small and low engine power, this road isn't for you(if you really don't wanna have any mental distress just don't go).
This place is so bad. Service doesn't good and also they don't have any food for lunch.
โฮมสเตย์พร้อมคาเฟ่ มีทั้งแบบเตนท์ แบบบ้านพัก ราคาไม่แพงมาก ทางเข้าสมบุกสมบันโคตร ห่างจากสะปัน 4 โล ขับเกือบครึ่งชั่วโมง หลุมบ่อจัดเต็ม ลูกรังเกือบหมด สลับคอนกรีตนิดเดียว ตรงที่จอดรถข้างถนนก็หลุมลึก รถเล็ก รถเก๋ง ขับรถไม่เก่ง ไม่แนะนำอย่างยิ่ง ขอให้ที่พักออกไปรับเถอะ น้ำไหลแรง มีไฟฟ้าใช้ มีเครื่องทำน้ำอุ่นแบบแก๊ส ถ้าอยู่แบบบ้าน หรือแบบเตนท์ใหญ่บ้านริมหมอกจะมีห้องน้ำในตัว ได้บ้านริมหมอก 9 แต่ประตูห้องน้ำล็อกไม่ได้ แต่แบบกระโจมจะเป็นห้องน้ำรวม สภาพก็ตามในรูปเลย มีแชมพู ครีมอาบน้ำให้ด้วย บ้านแยกเป็นสัดส่วนดี ไม่ได้ยินเสียงรบกวนจากคนอื่น วิวตอนเช้าสวยมาก เห็นทะเลหมอกด้วย แต่ทะเลหมอกไปเร็วมาก สายปุ๊ปแดดโคตรแรง ใครอยากถ่ายรูปต้องรีบหน่อย อากาศตอนกลางคืนโคตรหนาว ที่พักมีหมูกระทะให้ตอนเย็น ตอนเช้าเป็นอาหารแบบโรงแรมต้องไปกินตรงส่วนกลาง สรุป สไตล์โฮมสเตย์ วิวสวยใช้ได้ น้ำไฟพร้อม ถ้ารถใหญ่ขับขึ้นไปเองได้ ถ้ารถเล็ก ไม่แนะนำอย่างมาก
Gorgeous view of the mountains. We didn't try the food not beverage, just came for the view. They've got 2 landrovers you can use as props for your photos, you can even stand on top of them.
Lo Phu View Homestay in Nan province offers tent platforms with roof cover set against a 360-degree mountain view near Ban Piang So. This homestay has a rustic, welcoming atmosphere high in the mountains, run by a friendly owner who also grows his own coffee. Tent camping starts at 300 baht per platform, while small house rooms cost 900 to 1000 baht and large houses cost 1400 baht. The route comes in via Sapan, passing Ban Wen and terraced rice fields; the first section is a somewhat rough concrete road with some paved sections, turning into a manageable dirt road as you approach Ban Piang So — low-clearance cars are not recommended, though vans have made it up before. The site sits about 1 kilometer from the Piang So viewpoint. In the evening, moo kata (Thai BBQ) is available starting at 350 baht per set, and breakfast includes rice porridge with drip coffee from the owner's own coffee garden. Nights get quite cold, and the owner performs live music by the campfire. This is a good campsite in Nan for travelers seeking mountain views and a countryside feel.
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.
Phu Wan View Campsite in Nan province sits on a hilltop above the village of Sapan, delivering a sweeping panoramic view of layered green mountain ridges that is the site's standout feature. Camping in Nan costs 200 THB per person per night. The site is reachable by car — drive 1.6 km past Wat Sapan and follow GPS. The rainy season is the prime time to visit: mornings bring thick rolling fog that drifts right past your tent, creating an above-the-clouds effect. In the evenings, guests can enjoy Korean BBQ by the cliff edge while watching the sunset. Mornings are ideal for coffee with unobstructed mountain views. On-site photo spots include a bamboo swing and a wooden archway. The campsite provides a spacious car park and clean toilets.
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.
Equipment rental availableLan Du Duean is situated within Doi Phu Kha National Park in Pua District, Nan Province. The campsite offers two spacious open-air camping zones near main road 1256 and viewpoint 1715. Positioned in a tranquil natural setting, the site provides wide mountain vistas with good ventilation and cool weather. Campers can enjoy views across the landscape, watch the sunset, and take photographs of the surrounding terrain. The site includes parking facilities, clean restrooms and shower rooms separated by gender, a designated cooking area with filtered drinking water and running water, and an on-site restaurant. Additional facilities include a viewpoint for observing the sea of mist and sunrise opportunities. National park entrance fees are 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. Camping costs 30 baht per person per night, 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.
Dao Loy Camping Ban Huai Mee occupies a hilltop location in Nan province, offering panoramic views in all directions. The site provides clear opportunities for stargazing at night, with no obstructions blocking the sky. During the rainy season, fog frequently covers the area and provides additional scenery. Access requires navigating a steep road approximately 6 kilometers beyond Sapan village, suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles or motorbikes. The site has no electricity supply, so visitors should bring power banks for charging devices. No food is available for purchase on-site, requiring campers to bring and prepare their own meals. Basic facilities include toilets and shower rooms. The campsite is managed by the village headman. Travelers can stop at Hyud Wela cafe along the route to take in the views. The fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not 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.
