Mae Tiea Waterfall Camping Area is located within Ob Luang National Park in Chiang Mai province. The camping ground sits directly in front of the waterfall, allowing visitors to fall asleep to the sound of flowing water throughout the night. Temperatures drop to 18-19 degrees Celsius after dark, and wildlife sightings are possible in the area. The site has no electricity, mobile signal, or internet access. At night, the darkness is so complete that only stars are visible overhead. Restrooms are positioned uphill from the camping area, requiring a walk of some distance, and have no lighting so a flashlight is necessary. Visitors can charge electronic devices at the checkpoint located 7-8 kilometers back down the mountain road. The on-site food shop closes at 9 PM and accepts cash only. The access road is narrow with steep inclines and numerous curves, though passable for small vehicles. It is advisable to purchase supplies at Chom Thong district before ascending to the park. The overnight camping fee is 30 baht per person, with tent rentals available for 250 baht and individual sleeping equipment items for 30 baht each.
at Mae Tiea Waterfall Camping Area, Ob Luang National Park (592m above sea level • 18.38°N, 98.63°E)
☀️ Hot Season (Mar - May) - Very hot, choose shaded areas
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We spent a night camping here and it was so good. Atmosphere was amazing, people were quiet and helpful, staff were great. We were lucky to visit during full moon so the waterfall can clearly be seen in both day and night. Speaking of faculties/hospitality, they had everything ready here from tents to bedrolls, as well as food stalls, so you can just go there empty-handed if you want. Toilet was also nice considering it’s basically in a middle of nowhere. The road to the waterfall is a bit cramped with plenty of curves and slopes, so do be careful. Come visit before they close up shop for a few months during smog season!
Went here as probably the only non-Thai person around. Rented a Honda Click 120cc to get to this high altitude place. Fear and anxiety started to kick in as we approached unending ascents. Thankfully, the road was well-paved although narrow in some areas. Be careful of sharp turns as you will encounter plenty of them. Entrance fee was around 100 tbh for non-Thai. After paying for the ticket, you have to proceed for another 4km until you reach to waterfalls. In front of the falls is a wonderful spot for camping. Grass and trees were abundant. And there's a clean toilet available.
Quite place for camping. Super nice waterfall in Chiangmai. Take a while to access by the rural road. Not many activities to do, but superb for relaxation with nature.
Very beautiful waterfall. Nice campground and have some small restaurants and coffeeshop. National Park entry free was 100 baht for foreigner.
It is closed today 20/11/25 because of a lot of rain should be open tomorrow. 21/11/25 It is a nice ride out to it and you can continue on to the 108 if you are going to Mae Hong Son There is a Wat and they are harvesting rice at the moment and some lovely fields.
Have you camped here?
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We spent a night camping here and it was so good. Atmosphere was amazing, people were quiet and helpful, staff were great. We were lucky to visit during full moon so the waterfall can clearly be seen in both day and night. Speaking of faculties/hospitality, they had everything ready here from tents to bedrolls, as well as food stalls, so you can just go there empty-handed if you want. Toilet was also nice considering it’s basically in a middle of nowhere. The road to the waterfall is a bit cramped with plenty of curves and slopes, so do be careful. Come visit before they close up shop for a few months during smog season!
Went here as probably the only non-Thai person around. Rented a Honda Click 120cc to get to this high altitude place. Fear and anxiety started to kick in as we approached unending ascents. Thankfully, the road was well-paved although narrow in some areas. Be careful of sharp turns as you will encounter plenty of them. Entrance fee was around 100 tbh for non-Thai. After paying for the ticket, you have to proceed for another 4km until you reach to waterfalls. In front of the falls is a wonderful spot for camping. Grass and trees were abundant. And there's a clean toilet available.
Quite place for camping. Super nice waterfall in Chiangmai. Take a while to access by the rural road. Not many activities to do, but superb for relaxation with nature.
Very beautiful waterfall. Nice campground and have some small restaurants and coffeeshop. National Park entry free was 100 baht for foreigner.
It is closed today 20/11/25 because of a lot of rain should be open tomorrow. 21/11/25 It is a nice ride out to it and you can continue on to the 108 if you are going to Mae Hong Son There is a Wat and they are harvesting rice at the moment and some lovely fields.
