National Park Campsite - Ranong is situated in Ranong Province and offers camping facilities along a coastal setting. The site features designated camping areas adjacent to a long sandy beach and mangrove forest, providing visitors with direct access to marine and forest environments. Campers can set up tents in the designated beachfront area, making it suitable for those interested in coastal nature experiences. Basic facilities include toilets for camper use. Visitors may bring their own camping equipment or take advantage of rental services available on site. The nightly rate ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person, and camping equipment rental is available at the park.
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Equipment rental availableBaan Phruek Raksa is located in Ranong Province, approximately 4 kilometers from Laem Son National Park. This beachfront accommodation and camping area suits families looking for coastal camping. The camping ground features flat, level terrain that does not slope. At low tide, the wide beach reveals fine, soft sand underfoot. The area in front of the accommodation sits under the shade of large pine trees, though campers may need to carry their gear a short distance. Hornbill nests can be observed in the vicinity. Vehicles can park directly next to tents on both sides of the camping area. The evening light on the left side provides a pleasant atmosphere. Clean toilets and a dishwashing area are available, though the water may be slightly cloudy. The site is accessible by following map directions. Visitors should contact the owners before arriving. Rates range from 150 to 3000 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Nam Tok Sai Rung La-ong Dao is a deep-jungle waterfall reached by a grueling 16 km round-trip trek through Khlong Naka Wildlife Sanctuary, making it one of the most demanding camping in Ranong province. The trip runs over two days and one night, with the first 6 km being mostly stream wading — sections can reach waist depth, and rain raises the difficulty two to three times over. Rangers accompany every group at a ratio of one officer per two visitors throughout the entire route, and there is no mobile phone signal from start to finish. Three camp zones are available near the stream, each with a basic toilet; camp assignment is decided by staff, not visitors. After setting up camp, hikers push a further 2 km to the waterfall itself, climbing from 200 m to 450 m elevation in just 1 km before a steep rope-assisted descent. Entry fee is 40 THB per person; guide, porter, and 4x4 transfer fees are charged separately. Advance booking by phone is required.
Equipment rental availableNamtok Ngao National Park is located in Ranong province and includes several attractions such as Namtok Ngao Waterfall, Phu Ran Hot Springs, and Khlong Phrao Waterfall in neighboring Chumphon province. The park offers viewpoints with opportunities to observe sea mist, swimming areas, and restroom facilities for visitors. The park has temporarily closed all tourist sites from February 1 to March 31, 2026, following an official announcement by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. This closure aims to protect and restore natural resources, enhance visitor safety, and improve the overall quality and cleanliness of the facilities. Administrative operations continue during this period, and the park office remains accessible for official inquiries. When open, the camping fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableHad Yai Hot Spring Camping Ground is located within Lam Nam Kraburi National Park, perfect for nature-loving campers seeking a tranquil outdoor experience. Visitors can bring their own tents or rent 3-person dome tents for 225 baht per night. Additional bedding rental includes pillows at 10 baht, sleeping bags at 30 baht, and sleeping mats at 20 baht per night. The main attraction is soaking in natural hot springs surrounded by pristine wilderness. Cool mountain air and peaceful sounds of wind and insects create a serene atmosphere. Guests should bring personal toiletries and towels for hot spring activities. Facility usage fee is 30 baht per person. National park entrance fees for Thais are 10 baht for children and 20 baht for adults, with vehicle charges of 30 baht for cars, 20 baht for motorcycles, and free bicycle access. Open year-round daily without closure.
Equipment rental availableMai Ngam Beach is located within Mu Ko Surin National Park in Phang Nga Province, offering a beachfront camping area with soft white sand and clear seawater. The atmosphere remains fresh with cooling sea breezes throughout the day. Campers can pitch their own tents in zones 5 through 10, and pre-set tents are available in both VIP and standard options. Electricity runs from 18:00 to 06:00, while complimentary drinking and filtered water are provided. A charging station operates at the restaurant between 17:30 and 20:00. The restaurant serves meals at three scheduled times: 7:30, 11:30, and 17:30. Visitors can arrange snorkeling trips for 200 baht per person per session, or charter a boat for 2,000 baht per trip. Access is by boat from Kuraburi, taking approximately one hour and ten minutes. The national park entrance fee is 100 baht per person. Mobile reception is strongest with AIS network. Camping costs 80 baht per person per night, payable upon departure, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableMu Ko Chumphon National Park encompasses a series of islands and coastal areas in Chumphon Province, operating daily from 8.30 AM to 4.30 PM. The park offers access to natural marine environments suitable for snorkeling among coral reefs, boat tours around the archipelago, mangrove nature trails, and kayaking through the bay. A suspension bridge spanning the canal provides elevated views across the bay entrance and surrounding landscape. Beach areas are available for relaxation and photography, while the location allows for stargazing at night and observing sunrise in the early morning. Basic facilities include restrooms for campers and day visitors. Park entrance fees for Thai nationals are 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children, while international visitors pay 200 baht for adults and 100 baht for children. Camping costs 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableKhuan Khangkhok is a small island in Ratchaprapha Dam within Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani Province, managed by the Khao Phang Forest Protection Unit. The island is surrounded by limestone mountains and naturally shaped rock formations. The reservoir water displays a clear emerald green color with a quiet, peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. Visitors can camp near the mountains, swim, watch the sunrise, observe sea mist from viewpoints, take photographs, go stargazing at night, fish, and walk along the small beach. The site provides bathroom facilities, shower rooms, and a restaurant. Boat access is the only way to reach the island. Camping is free of charge, and tent rental service is available.
Equipment rental availableKohkhokhao Camping is located on Koh Kho Khao island in Phangnga province. Access requires taking a car ferry to the island, with a fee of 200 baht per vehicle and no charge for passengers. The ferry operates on a fixed schedule with vehicles boarding first and disembarking last. Motorcyclists can use smaller boats without waiting for scheduled departures. The campsite sits at the end of the island's single main road, making navigation straightforward. An on-site restaurant and bungalows provide dining options for those who prefer not to cook. Visitors can enjoy kayaking, swimming, and beachside barbecues along the Andaman Sea coastline, which runs parallel to Khao Na Yak and Laem Phrom Thep in Phuket. The site is recognized for its sunset views over the ocean. As a designated dark sky conservation area, the location offers excellent conditions for stargazing and viewing the Milky Way during early morning hours. Facilities include electricity, water supply, restrooms, and showers. The camping fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
