Mae Pang Camping is located in Chiang Mai province where visitors can experience cool evening temperatures and morning mist, with average temperatures around 16-17 degrees Celsius. The site features Chacha trees growing in the middle of the river, creating a natural backdrop for various water activities. Guests can explore the area by kayak at no additional charge or take a boat tour to view the Chamchuri and Chacha trees. The grounds include a swimming pool, restaurant, coffee shop, and meeting facilities available in both air-conditioned and outdoor settings. Additional activities such as karaoke and ATV riding are also offered. Basic amenities include parking, toilets, showers, electricity, and water supply. The site accommodates both tent camping and other types of accommodation. The entrance fee is 400 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available, so guests should bring their own camping gear and cooking supplies.
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I stayed for one night to go to the 3 trees before sunrise. All in all it’s a nice, cozy place. The thai bbq is delicious and it’s nice to sit outside with live music. The staff was friendly. We booked a hut. The only thing I have to criticize is that there is no hot water in the shower!! That’s a big problem when it’s cold outside!!
I strongly do not recommend this restaurant. The round-trip ferry service takes less than 10 minutes and charges 400 baht per person, including children. The campsite fees are also very high, and the cost-effectiveness is extremely low.
Mixed feeling about the place. Pros: - good nature - free kayaks - swimming pool - affordable excursion (700b for two people in 4 seat boat, booking the full boat will cost 1200b) - affordable ATV experience (600b for 1hr but ATVs aren't big or powerful) Cons: - live music until 12am (Thai only) - no soundproofing at all - wasted people were talking until very late after the live music performance - rosters under your window so no chance to sleep after 6am unless you’re deaf - poor menu options with poor quality We paid 1900b for the house. It was an option to stay in a their tent for 700b or stay in your own tent for 350b. IMO it’s a good place to stay during the day but not overnight (unless you’re not planning to sober sleep).
What a beautiful location in Phrao to visit! The overall architecture, landscape, and ambiance are all fantastic. The house and tents are available for overnight rentals so you may enjoy the music and the lake. In my opinion, their food service needs some improvement, thus I have to take away half a star. To speed up the order, I would advise the manager and owner to reduce the quantity of menu options, particularly during a busy time of year or event. Canoeing is what I like to do best. I suggest visiting this location! Dr. Niwech
Nicely decorated camping zone. Even have horses roaming around. Surrounding is serene and they also have proper rooms for stay. Went to take lots of photos and had a great time chilling there.
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I stayed for one night to go to the 3 trees before sunrise. All in all it’s a nice, cozy place. The thai bbq is delicious and it’s nice to sit outside with live music. The staff was friendly. We booked a hut. The only thing I have to criticize is that there is no hot water in the shower!! That’s a big problem when it’s cold outside!!
I strongly do not recommend this restaurant. The round-trip ferry service takes less than 10 minutes and charges 400 baht per person, including children. The campsite fees are also very high, and the cost-effectiveness is extremely low.
Mixed feeling about the place. Pros: - good nature - free kayaks - swimming pool - affordable excursion (700b for two people in 4 seat boat, booking the full boat will cost 1200b) - affordable ATV experience (600b for 1hr but ATVs aren't big or powerful) Cons: - live music until 12am (Thai only) - no soundproofing at all - wasted people were talking until very late after the live music performance - rosters under your window so no chance to sleep after 6am unless you’re deaf - poor menu options with poor quality We paid 1900b for the house. It was an option to stay in a their tent for 700b or stay in your own tent for 350b. IMO it’s a good place to stay during the day but not overnight (unless you’re not planning to sober sleep).
What a beautiful location in Phrao to visit! The overall architecture, landscape, and ambiance are all fantastic. The house and tents are available for overnight rentals so you may enjoy the music and the lake. In my opinion, their food service needs some improvement, thus I have to take away half a star. To speed up the order, I would advise the manager and owner to reduce the quantity of menu options, particularly during a busy time of year or event. Canoeing is what I like to do best. I suggest visiting this location! Dr. Niwech
Nicely decorated camping zone. Even have horses roaming around. Surrounding is serene and they also have proper rooms for stay. Went to take lots of photos and had a great time chilling there.
Mae Takhrai National Park in Chiang Mai province offers a camping area well suited to families and those new to outdoor stays. The Jamjuree camping ground sits beside the Mae Kwang stream, where shallow clear water allows visitors to wade and cool off. Large trees provide natural shade across the site. Access is straightforward via the main Chiang Mai to Chiang Rai highway, with the road suitable for standard cars. Facilities include parking, toilets, showers, electricity, running water, a shop, restaurant, and coffee shop. The park also features a three-kilometer nature trail circling the reservoir, Tad Moey waterfall, and a viewpoint at the sixth kilometer, offering opportunities for photography and morning mist observation. Swimming and boat trips are available for those interested in water activities. The campsite charges 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not provided.
Equipment rental availableTaradao Waterside Accommodation occupies nearly 20 rai in Chiang Mai province, encircled by mountains and bordered by an 800-meter stream. The site offers multiple accommodation options including glamping tents, cottages, camping tents, and spaces for recreational vehicles. Facilities include parking, restrooms, showers, electricity, water supply, a restaurant, and a coffee shop. Activities available on site cover a wide range of outdoor pursuits such as campfire gatherings, swimming, forest hiking, waterfall visits, fishing, strawberry picking, stargazing, morning mist viewing, birdwatching, barbecuing, cycling, and photography. The venue is accessible via paved roads suitable for all vehicle types. Guests interested in special activities should contact the small on-site team in advance. The campsite operates on a pay-what-you-want basis, and equipment rental is available.
Igarden Homestay Chiang Dao offers a front-row view of Doi Luang Chiang Dao mountain at just 150 THB per person per night for camping in Chiang Mai province. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. The site keeps a high cleanliness standard — toilets are clean and fitted with hot-water heaters, and a dishwashing station is provided. Electrical hook-ups are available via a communal power box, though campers must bring their own extension cord (at least 30 m is recommended). A on-site café serves coffee and matcha with mountain views, and a breakfast set of rice porridge with sausage and egg is available for 60 THB per person. A small animal zone features ducks, rabbits, goats, cats, and two friendly resident dogs. Separate homestay rooms are also on offer for those who prefer indoor accommodation. The rainy season is particularly scenic, when the surrounding hills turn a vivid green.
Equipment rental availablePa Pong Doi Homestay in Chiang Mai province offers unobstructed views of Doi Luang directly from the accommodation, making it a standout pick for solo travellers seeking privacy. The access road does not require driving up a mountain, and the route via Ban Thung Lakhon passes scenic viewpoints and numerous Doi Luang-view cafés. Camping in Chiang Mai here starts at 800 THB for two people, or bring your own tent for just 250 THB per person — all packages include a free breakfast. Additional room types include the Huen Pi/Nong cabin at 1,200 THB for 1–2 guests, and Huen Po/Mae or glass-house rooms from 2,000 THB, all with en-suite warm-water showers. Evening meals can be chosen from a set Khantoke dinner or Moo Ta. A free shuttle from the Chiang Dao bus stop to the property is available. Availability is updated on the Facebook page on the 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month; bookings can be made via DM.
at Mae Pang Camping (407m above sea level • 19.23°N, 99.17°E)
