




Mae Puem National Park is situated in Mae Chai District of Phayao Province. The park maintains around-the-clock security with staff present at all times. Three distinct camping areas are available for visitors, each offering different views of the surroundings. The most popular location is beside Mae Puem Reservoir, where ten elevated camping platforms extend over the water. Standard facilities throughout the park include electrical hookups, water access, parking areas, barbecue zones, kayaking opportunities, restrooms, and shower facilities. For those preferring indoor accommodation, five houses are available, each sleeping between six and eight people. All camping zones have access to electricity. The park maintains clear regulations prohibiting both alcoholic beverages and pets within its boundaries. Visitors should plan to bring their own camping gear as the park does not offer equipment rental. Rates range from 30 to 3200 baht per person per night depending on accommodation type.



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Very nice national park to relax. Nice places for tent and have power outlets that can be used. Have a small restaurant with simple meals for 50thb, and a shop for drinks and other snacks and drinks. The coffee ☕️ shop need improvement on making coffee the two Jong people don't take it seriously so your coffee will be .... not to drink this is the only negative I have to say about this National Park.
Really nice camping with everything you need. Really clean and friendly staff.
If you’re white it’s 100 Baht per person to enter - watched some Thai people pay less. There’s not much hiking, maybe 15 minutes. But good views of lake with building site on other side
A very very beautiful national park with a nice reservoir. Some birds are found there including peafowl. A good and comfortable place for wild camping and car camping. There is even a restaurant and bicycle and kayak rental services inside the park. Very convenient.
A big 5 star to the people who take care of this place. This park is so clean. People are visibly working and smiling while they take care of this park. The park is healthy and alive. Nice location for a walk. Good for family, handicapped, honey moon.
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Very nice national park to relax. Nice places for tent and have power outlets that can be used. Have a small restaurant with simple meals for 50thb, and a shop for drinks and other snacks and drinks. The coffee ☕️ shop need improvement on making coffee the two Jong people don't take it seriously so your coffee will be .... not to drink this is the only negative I have to say about this National Park.
Really nice camping with everything you need. Really clean and friendly staff.
If you’re white it’s 100 Baht per person to enter - watched some Thai people pay less. There’s not much hiking, maybe 15 minutes. But good views of lake with building site on other side
A very very beautiful national park with a nice reservoir. Some birds are found there including peafowl. A good and comfortable place for wild camping and car camping. There is even a restaurant and bicycle and kayak rental services inside the park. Very convenient.
A big 5 star to the people who take care of this place. This park is so clean. People are visibly working and smiling while they take care of this park. The park is healthy and alive. Nice location for a walk. Good for family, handicapped, honey moon.
Equipment rental availablePhayao Camp offers a streamside campsite in Mueang Phayao district with views of Doi Luang, making it a solid pick for camping in Phayao. Tent space costs 120 THB per person, and kids up to 8 years old stay free under the current rainy-season promotion. Bathrooms are large, clean, and every room has warm water. Some tarp-covered spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and electricity is provided at every campsite. Guests can grill food and play music through speakers. Both cats and dogs are welcome to stay. An on-site café and food and drink shop lets visitors relax by the stream throughout the day. The spot suits car camping or tent camping for stargazing at night, with a stream running past year-round. Visitors have praised the notably clean restrooms and the friendly owners. Contact by phone for bookings or more details.
Equipment rental availableThe Fin Home Stay Pang Pu Loh offers a campsite in Phayao set among the tea forests and hills of Pang Pu Loh, Pha Daeng, Pa Miang area in Mae Chai district. The property offers both private rooms and a designated tent camping area. Rooms start from 500 THB, while tent camping costs 100 THB per person if you bring your own tent, or 200 THB per person for a tent with bedding provided. Bedding sets alone can be rented for 150 THB, and tents without bedding for 200 THB each. The campsite has electricity access, separate male and female restrooms with hot water showers, and working phone signal. There is also a campfire area with firewood provided for guests at night. The site is accessible by all types of vehicles, making it easy to reach for a relaxed stay in a homely, welcoming atmosphere run by friendly hosts.

Phu Sun Campsite in Phayao province offers panoramic mountain views and a clear sightline to Pha Chang Noi cliff, making it a standout camping in Phayao destination. Located in Amphoe Pong, the site charges 150 THB per person for grass pitches and 200 THB per person for raised platform spots. The road is paved and suitable for all vehicle types, though the slope down into the camp is steep — drivers should plan their approach carefully, especially on the way up. Both tent campers and campervan visitors are welcome, with freedom to choose their preferred spot. Facilities include gender-separated bathrooms with gas-heated hot water showers and electrical hook-up points. Phone signal is reliable on AIS and True networks. Early risers may be rewarded with light sea of fog, while evenings offer dramatic light on the ridgeline. Rules include no loud music after 22:00, no open fires on grass, and no electric hot plates.

Baan Talay Mok Phu Lanka is a campsite in Phayao offering tent sites for just 100 baht with sweeping views of Pha Chang Noi cliff and morning sea of mist. Located along Route 1148 in Baan Talay Mok village, Pong district, Phayao, the site is popular for its clear views of the mountain and fog. Besides the tent camping area, the property also offers rooms and a café. Because it sits in a natural area near a village away from town, campers should expect mosquitoes, ants, insects, and reptiles, as well as occasional power outages. Parking is available but the property is not responsible for vehicles or belongings left inside. Room check-in is at 14:30 and check-out at 11:00. Pets are not allowed, and smoking inside rooms is prohibited. This spot suits travelers looking for scenic mountain views at a budget price.

Manao Homestay Phu Langka is a walk-in campsite in Phayao province where you pick your own tent spot with no advance booking required. Entry fee is 100 THB per person, rising to 150 THB per person during December 30-31. Each camping plot has electricity and there are restrooms with hot water showers, though campers must bring their own extension cords to connect power at their tent. Parking is available on site, and quiet hours start at 10 PM. Pets are welcome and stay free in the camping area. The property also offers private rooms for two guests with mountain views of Khao Chang Noi, private balconies, en-suite bathrooms, water heaters, free Wi-Fi, parking, and free breakfast including coffee and Ovaltine. Note that pets are not allowed in the homestay rooms, only in the tent camping zone. This makes it a flexible option for groups wanting both tent camping and private room accommodation in Pong district.

Ing Camp Jae Son is a campsite in Lampang located just 300 meters from Jae Son National Park, right beside a mineral-water stream flowing down from the park. The site backs onto a mountain and faces the stream, so every zone can hear the water flowing all night, with several separate camping grounds to choose from and space for motorhomes or roof-top tents to park right by the water. The access road is a rough off-road track of about 200-300 meters; during the rainy season only 4WD vehicles can get through, while any vehicle can enter in the cool and hot seasons. Camping costs 150 baht per person per night with free power hook-up, children over 12 pay 100 baht per night, and kids under 12 with a parent stay free. Each zone is capped at 20 tents or 30 people, or you can book an entire zone exclusively for 3000 baht per night. A house and a motorhome are also available to rent, and clean restrooms are separated by gender with hot water showers in every room. Pets are welcome at this camping in Lampang, though owners must keep them supervised.

Phu Ob Om Camping Site is located in Chiang Rai province, offering a natural camping area with a peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. The site features spacious grounds surrounded by abundant nature, with thick morning fog and cool air throughout. Visitors can enjoy views and sea of mist from various points around the area. Access is straightforward for both small and large vehicles, with dedicated parking space for campervans and RVs. The location is convenient, close to local markets and community areas, and not far from Wat Phra That Jom Phoa temple. Facilities include electricity, running water, internet access, restrooms, shower rooms, and designated areas for campfires and barbecuing. The caretakers are welcoming and attentive to guests. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableBan Rim Than Homestay is a campsite in Lampang set beside a mountain stream in the small tea and coffee farming village of Ban Pa Miang, where visitors can hear flowing water all night. The village stays cool year-round. Accommodation is priced in three tiers: room only at 350 baht per person, room with breakfast and dinner at 500 baht per person, or a whole house rental at 3,000 baht per night for up to 8 people. Tent camping within the homestay grounds costs 500 baht per head, including dinner and breakfast. Children aged 12 and up pay adult price, while those under 5 stay free. Check-in is after 1:00 PM and check-out before 11:00 AM. Every room has a private bathroom, water heater, fan, shampoo, towels, and borrowable kitchen equipment, plus free Wifi and a parking area. Guests must avoid loud music or noise after 9:00 PM. Deposits are non-refundable once booked, though rescheduling is allowed once with 7 days notice.