Maday Camp

Notes from our team

Atmosphere

The tent pitches sit along a stream that runs right through the camp, so the sound of flowing water stays close to your tent all night. A waterfall sits within the same grounds, close enough to walk to, making water the defining soundtrack of the place. Trees and greenery wrap around the lawn all day, and midday tends to run hot — the best time to slip into the stream right in front of the pitches.

Water & swimming

The stream flowing past the tent pitches is the camp's main swimming spot — the water runs cool and keeps moving, perfect for cooling off on hot afternoons. Inner tubes are available to use at no charge. Beyond the stream, there's a small water-play area within the camp itself where the water stays shallow, well suited to kids who want to splash around.

Campsite Rules

• •No gambling or drugs of any kind — violations are reported to the police immediately
• •Quiet hours from 22:30. The large house may sing with doors closed so other guests are not disturbed; guests who ignore a warning will be asked to leave
• •No high-power electrical appliances such as electric pans or electric pots (1,000 THB fine)
• •Pets are not allowed
• •No outside visitors — registered guests only
• •Do not bring valuables, or keep them stored safely — the camp is not responsible for lost items
• •Do not throw rubbish or food scraps into the stream
• •Strictly no smoking inside the houses or tents — damage will be charged