Ko Luang Waterfall Camping Area sits within Mae Ping National Park in Lamphun Province, offering a natural setting with a peaceful environment. The area is known for its limestone waterfall with emerald blue water that flows throughout the year. The waterfall itself is located just 500 meters from the camping grounds, making it an easy walk for visitors. Activities include forest hiking, swimming, and photography opportunities around the falls and surrounding areas. The camping ground provides ample space for tents and includes clean restroom facilities. Access to the site is convenient thanks to well-maintained roads leading into the park. The location is suitable for those seeking cool morning temperatures and mist, though visitors should note that internet signal is not available in this area. Rates range from 30 to 300 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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What a perfect place. Clean, well-kept, relaxing, very beautiful. You can go into the water, the walk is not difficult. There are clean toilets, there is a picnic area, there is a snack shop and a woman with a cart selling grilled chicken.
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น้ำตกสวยมากๆน้ำใสสีฟ้า แต่น้ำเย็นและลึกต้องสวยชูชีพและปฏิบัติตามคำแนะนำของเจ้าหน้าที่ น้ำตกชั้นบนสุดให้ถ่ายรูปเท่านั้นไม่อนุญาติให้เล่นน้ำและควรระมัดระวังหินลื่นขณะเดินถ่ายรูป น้ำตกชั้นที่ให้เล่นน้ำ ทางอุทยานมีชูชีพให้เช่า มีจำนวนมาก และมี size ให้เลือก ถ้าไปชมน้ำตกแล้วแนะนำให้ลงเล่นน้ำ ควรเลือกเวลาช่วงกลางวันที่มีแสงแดดเพื่อไม่ให้น้ำเย็นจนเกินไป
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What a perfect place. Clean, well-kept, relaxing, very beautiful. You can go into the water, the walk is not difficult. There are clean toilets, there is a picnic area, there is a snack shop and a woman with a cart selling grilled chicken.
สวย ร่มรื่น ต้นไม้เยอะ เย็นสบาย น้ำมากพอสมควร
น้ำตกสวยมากๆน้ำใสสีฟ้า แต่น้ำเย็นและลึกต้องสวยชูชีพและปฏิบัติตามคำแนะนำของเจ้าหน้าที่ น้ำตกชั้นบนสุดให้ถ่ายรูปเท่านั้นไม่อนุญาติให้เล่นน้ำและควรระมัดระวังหินลื่นขณะเดินถ่ายรูป น้ำตกชั้นที่ให้เล่นน้ำ ทางอุทยานมีชูชีพให้เช่า มีจำนวนมาก และมี size ให้เลือก ถ้าไปชมน้ำตกแล้วแนะนำให้ลงเล่นน้ำ ควรเลือกเวลาช่วงกลางวันที่มีแสงแดดเพื่อไม่ให้น้ำเย็นจนเกินไป
สวยงาม มาก มาหน้า หนาว น้ำจะสีฟ้าสวย ที่สุด
ธรรมชาติสุดๆ ควรมาช่วงฤดูร้อน น้ำจะเป็นสีฟ้า น้ำใสมาก
Suan Ozone Laan Camp in Lamphun's Ban Hong district offers camping in Lamphun beside a rocky stream, shaded by large trees with mountain views that shift dramatically with the light. Situated in the small village of Huai Kong Lo, Tambon Pa Plu, this site was developed around eco-tourism principles — facilities are minimal and built gradually. The cool-to-cold air means campers typically need to shower by around 4 p.m. The stream and large trees create a naturally shaded streamside setting. This is a lesser-known spot in a small district that surprises many visitors with its scenic natural character. The campsite is run with a conservation-minded approach, welcoming those who appreciate simple, unspoiled outdoor stays.
Thung Kik is a large natural grassland surrounded by dry dipterocarp forest and mixed deciduous forest, located approximately 15 kilometers from Mae Ping National Park headquarters. The area serves as a habitat for various wildlife species including barking deer, deer, sambar deer, numerous bird species, and wild rabbits. The environment is quiet with cool weather, suitable for relaxation and nature walks. The camping area provides facilities including restrooms, shower rooms, parking, and a shop. Visitors can observe wildlife and enjoy stargazing in the evening. Campers must bring their own tents and can reserve space in advance through the National Parks reservation system, with each booking accommodating up to five people. Park entrance fees are 20 baht for Thai adults and 10 baht for children, while foreigners pay 100 baht for adults and 50 baht for children. Vehicle entry costs 20 baht for motorcycles and 30 baht for cars. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableTermdoi Camping is located at Ban Tha Doi Sarapi in Lamphun province, offering a camping experience surrounded by nature. The site provides four bathroom facilities with showers, divided between an upper zone with two units and a lower zone with two units. Electricity is supplied by a generator that operates for two to three hours, allowing visitors to charge their mobile phones. All major mobile networks have coverage at the location. Camping spots are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. The campsite features a restaurant and barbecue facilities for guests. A pork hot pot set is available for 499 baht with one day advance booking. Children under 12 years old stay free of charge. The camping fee is 200 baht per person per night, and tent rental with bedding equipment is available.
Equipment rental availableSrisatchanalai National Park campsite in Sukhothai province stands out for its twin-cascade waterfall Tad Dao, the tallest and most dramatic falls in the park. The campsite sits in Amphoe Si Satchanalai and Amphoe Thung Saliam, with a spacious camping ground and cool mountain air. Tad Duean waterfall is a short walk away and calm enough for wading, while Tham Thara Wasan cave — featuring stalactites and stalagmites — is just 1.5 km from the park office. Most access roads are paved, though reaching the waterfalls requires some walking. Nature trails are rated moderate difficulty; sturdy footwear is recommended. The park is open 08:30–16:30. Phone signal is available on True and DTAC networks only. Camping in Sukhothai costs 30 THB per person per night for self-brought tents; rental tents sleep three and cost 225 THB (or 405 THB with bedding). Facilities include park bungalows, toilets, a welfare shop serving food and drinks, and on-site rangers.
Equipment rental availableMae Wa National Park is a campsite in Lampang province known for tent pitches right beside Mae Wa waterfall where you can fall asleep to the sound of falling water. Located at Moo 7, Mae Wa Subdistrict, Thoen District, the park opens daily from 08:00 to 16:30. Park entrance costs 20 baht per adult, with children possibly discounted or free depending on age. Campers can choose from several zones: a rock platform area with park tents for rent, a grassy field suited for groups, and bamboo platforms and a riverside deck ideal for single tents. Official tent fees are not fixed, but reviews suggest around 30-50 baht per person per night if bringing your own tent, or 100-150 baht per night to rent a tent from the park. Facilities include clean restrooms with hot showers in some spots, a small canteen, and an à la carte restaurant. Popular activities include hiking, waterfall play, photography, stargazing, and cycling.
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.
Equipment rental availableSuan Suk Za Tee is located in Chiang Mai province, offering an open-air camping area beside rice fields with views of Doi Mon Jong mountain. The morning atmosphere is suitable for photography and viewpoint appreciation. This site works well for travelers using the sky road route through Mae Ramad, Letoh, Omkoy, and Hot, though advance preparation is recommended. Electrical outlets are available but campers must bring their own extension cords. Simple bathrooms are reasonably clean, and a shared kitchen with dishwashing facilities is provided. The site includes parking and an on-site coffee shop. When driving, follow navigation until about 6 kilometers before arrival, where a temple marks a three-way intersection. Turn right here instead of following the map left, setting Mae Tuen Coffee as the destination. Continue 200 meters down a dirt track, then turn left onto the concrete road. Contacting the owner beforehand is advised. The entrance fee is 100 baht per person per night, and tent rental is available.
Equipment rental availableDoi Chong National Park in Lampang province rewards hikers with a summit camp at 1,379 m reached only by a challenging 8.5 km trail with a park-ranger escort — no porters, all gear self-carried. The 2-day, 1-night camping in Lampang trip takes 4–8 hours to ascend and 3–4 hours to descend, covering 17 km return. At the top, an old air-force base has been converted into a basic facility with a dormitory (for those without tents), toilets, a shower room, a kitchen, and a rainwater tank for drinking. Campers can pitch their own tent or rent a dome tent on-site. Evenings offer west-facing sunset views over a long mountain ridge, nights are clear for stargazing in every direction, and mornings bring east-facing sunrises with a possible sea of mist below. The trail passes through dry dipterocarp forest, dry evergreen forest, and pine forest with red-soil sections. Bookings open from 1 August 2025 via the park's official Facebook page chat only.
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