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.
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“This homestay is a hidden gem! The building is beautiful, and the owner is incredibly friendly—you’ll feel right at home. The view is absolutely stunning, and the rooms are spotless with plenty of personal space. Highly recommend staying here!”
Restfulness that one deserves. Beautiful view, excellent service, rooms, food and all.
Wonderful experience. I stayed in one of the bamboo huts and had fabulous views. I look forward to staying again.
One of the places to observe the standing scenery of Phulangka. Dogs were allowed here before.
Great place to stay. Much needed meditative, grounding break. Great views. Moo katah on the balcony. People are very honest and accomodating. I took the owners motorbike for a cruise to the Rock, the lake and the caves all within driving distance. No english in this homestay so to scrub up on some thai would be handy but not essential. The owners are very patient. Accommodation is standard but best sleep ever in a bamboo hut, in the fresh air. you're paying for the view over the valley anyway so accommodation doesn't matter. No wifi but as long as you have AIS it'll be ok. Dtac wouldn't work for me. But you should be here for nature, exploring and moo katah not face in phones. There's something special about this area of Thailand. People are so natural and genuine it's nice to see and experience. You feel so in tune with nature. Spent 3 days here and it's calmed my soul.
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“This homestay is a hidden gem! The building is beautiful, and the owner is incredibly friendly—you’ll feel right at home. The view is absolutely stunning, and the rooms are spotless with plenty of personal space. Highly recommend staying here!”
Restfulness that one deserves. Beautiful view, excellent service, rooms, food and all.
Wonderful experience. I stayed in one of the bamboo huts and had fabulous views. I look forward to staying again.
One of the places to observe the standing scenery of Phulangka. Dogs were allowed here before.
Great place to stay. Much needed meditative, grounding break. Great views. Moo katah on the balcony. People are very honest and accomodating. I took the owners motorbike for a cruise to the Rock, the lake and the caves all within driving distance. No english in this homestay so to scrub up on some thai would be handy but not essential. The owners are very patient. Accommodation is standard but best sleep ever in a bamboo hut, in the fresh air. you're paying for the view over the valley anyway so accommodation doesn't matter. No wifi but as long as you have AIS it'll be ok. Dtac wouldn't work for me. But you should be here for nature, exploring and moo katah not face in phones. There's something special about this area of Thailand. People are so natural and genuine it's nice to see and experience. You feel so in tune with nature. Spent 3 days here and it's calmed my soul.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Equipment rental availableMon Kae Farm Stay occupies a hillside location in Nan province, offering visitors the opportunity to interact with friendly sheep that enjoy human company. The accommodation consists of dome-style tents with surrounding mountain vistas visible in all directions. The site operates on solar electricity and maintains mobile phone signal coverage. Facilities include parking, restrooms, bathing areas, and an on-site restaurant serving meals, beverages, and snacks. Guests can also pre-order pork hot pot. The location provides viewpoints suitable for photography and seasonal opportunities to observe the sea of mist. Children particularly enjoy the chance to spend time with the farm's sociable sheep in a safe environment. The rate is 350 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableRai Phu Tharapana is located in Wiang Pa Pao District, Chiang Rai Province, offering a quiet retreat within natural surroundings. A clear stream flows through the property, providing opportunities for refreshing swims in cool water. Morning temperatures typically drop to around 10 degrees Celsius, accompanied by light fog. The site offers both accommodation buildings and spacious camping grounds where visitors can choose their preferred spot to pitch a tent. Facilities include restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, fire pits, and parking areas. Activities available on site include swimming, stargazing, and barbecuing. Although mobile phone reception is limited, free Wi-Fi is provided in the main area. The location is accessible by all vehicle types, and pets are welcome. The rate is 100 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Rai Pang Wua is a campsite in Nan province set on a working Charolais cattle farm with grassy tent grounds overlooking mountains and a nearby village. Camping costs 200 THB per person, with children under 12 and seniors 60 and above free of charge. The site limits capacity to only 8-10 tents per day, though groups can book the entire lawn exclusively. Electricity and extension plugs are provided, and clean separate male and female restrooms with hot water showers are located a short distance from the tent area. RVs can park on-site, though fees are considered case by case. Small pets are welcome as long as owners keep them supervised at all times. The farm doubles as an agro-tourism spot with a café zone and is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Bookings and photos of the site can be arranged through the campsite's Facebook page.
