Mon Kruba Sai offers one of the best sea-of-fog and sunset viewpoints among campsites in Mae Mei National Park, a camping in Tak province. Tent pitch fees run about 30-100 THB per tent per night, and campers must bring their own tent and bedding. The site sits roughly 5 km from the park office, and the road is passable by sedan. There is no electricity, no shower room, and no phone or internet signal at the pitch, so campers should shower and use facilities at the park office before heading up. The toilet at the campsite itself is in poor condition. The pitch lies right beside a local road used by villagers, and cattle often wander through, leaving droppings to watch for. Those wanting sunrise views are advised to head to Mon Kiu Lom instead. From Mon Kruba Sai it's possible to hike down to the park office, about 6-7 km, as a day activity. Best suited for visitors seeking quiet and genuine rest away from crowds.
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Gorgeous lookout spot. Great for enjoying the view of Mae Moei national park and the surrounding valleys.
Had a friend who conducted a wedding on top of the world.
Amazing viewpoint. The road leading up to this is in good condition, but be careful as it is a long almost one hour drive through steep winding roads. Not advised to attempt with small vehicle and no experience of driving in Thai mountain roads.
Just park and you can see the wonderful view.
This place is such an amazing place. I love it.
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Gorgeous lookout spot. Great for enjoying the view of Mae Moei national park and the surrounding valleys.
Had a friend who conducted a wedding on top of the world.
Amazing viewpoint. The road leading up to this is in good condition, but be careful as it is a long almost one hour drive through steep winding roads. Not advised to attempt with small vehicle and no experience of driving in Thai mountain roads.
Just park and you can see the wonderful view.
This place is such an amazing place. I love it.
Equipment rental availableMae Moei National Park is located in Tak province and features complex mountainous terrain suitable for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activities. Doi Kiew Lom serves as a popular viewpoint for observing the sea of mist during morning hours. Visitors can explore various hiking trails throughout the park, observe diverse bird species, and enjoy stargazing opportunities in the clear night skies. The park provides designated camping areas with toilet facilities for overnight visitors. The terrain and natural setting make it an appealing destination for those seeking outdoor experiences in a forested mountain environment. Bird watching and nature walks are among the main activities available to campers staying within the park grounds. The fee is 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableDoi Oki Camping is located in Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province. This newly opened campsite caters to visitors interested in stargazing at night and observing sea fog in the morning. The site features viewpoints where fog can be seen across 360 degrees on favorable weather days. Access is convenient, with the campsite positioned just 300 meters from Highway 105. Facilities include restrooms, shower areas, and designated barbecue spots. Mobile phone signal coverage is available throughout the grounds. The campsite operates on a walk-in basis without requiring advance reservations, making spontaneous visits possible. Visitors can enjoy the natural surroundings and atmospheric conditions that vary with weather patterns. The entrance fee is 100 baht per person per night, and tent rental is available for those without their own equipment.
Camping Koon Chay is located at Tha Song Yang in Tak Province, offering a scenic camping spot along the Moei River surrounded by mountains. The campsite provides clean toilet facilities, though hot water heaters are not available. Essential amenities include water, electricity, and Wi-Fi access. Food and beverages are available with free delivery service to your accommodation. Besides camping, private room accommodation is also offered. Activities include boat trips and fishing opportunities. Guests can enjoy sipping tea by the Moei River during peaceful mornings or evenings. The tranquil atmosphere makes it perfect for those seeking relaxation in a natural setting. The location is near Mae Tawo pier in the village, providing easy access to river activities.
Doi Soi Malai is located within Doi Soi Malai National Park in Tak Province. The site permits vehicle entry only between 7:00 and 15:00, with camping spots allocated on a first-come, first-served basis without advance booking. The camping area sits at an elevated location overlooking Tak town and surrounding green ridges, accommodating approximately 3 to 5 tents. The site has no electricity or mobile phone signal. Campers may cook on site but must carry all waste back down the mountain. Toilet and shower facilities are provided. Available activities include hiking, cycling, sunrise viewing, stargazing, viewpoint and sea of mist observation, wildlife watching, and campfire building. Alcohol is prohibited and noise must be kept low after 22:00. Access requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle or suitable mountain motorcycle due to the 10-kilometer route of rocky and red dirt terrain, which takes approximately 1.5 hours to traverse. A checkpoint is located 5 kilometers before the summit. The site operates annually from December 1 to June 30. Camping is free of charge and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableKhun Phawo National Park sits in Mae Ramat District of Tak Province, encompassing steep mountains and rich hill evergreen forests. The park offers natural attractions suitable for those seeking relaxation in a mountain forest setting. Mae Rom waterfall flows within the park boundaries, and viewpoints provide opportunities to observe sea of mist formations. The area supports hiking and photography activities. The camping ground features shaded terrain with clean facilities including toilets and bathrooms. Cooking areas, picnic tables, stoves, and trash bins are provided for visitor use. A restaurant, coffee shop, and store operate within the park to serve basic needs. Parking space and water access are available. From Tak city, visitors travel along Highway 12 toward Mae Sot, then turn onto Highway 105 and continue to Highway 1175 to reach the park. The overnight fee is 30 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Keeterr Riverview Hill is located in Tak Province, approximately 10 kilometers beyond Mae Ramat district center. The campsite features a well-maintained grassy camping area along a shallow stream, with waterfront space extending several hundred meters where campers can pitch tents directly beside the water. The site offers expansive river and panoramic mountain views. Facilities include electrical hookups, clean restrooms, a dishwashing area, and on-site parking. A restaurant and cafe operate at the front of the property, with live music performances in the evenings. A waterfront seating area provides a place to relax by the cool breeze. The campsite welcomes families and groups of all ages. Access follows roadside signs along the route, though visitors must drive across a shallow stream to reach the camping zone. Advance contact is recommended before arrival. The site operates daily from 07:00 to 24:00. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Keeterr Riverview Hill Camping Ground is located along Huai Kha Nae Khee Ter Stream in Mae Ramat District, Tak Province. This shaded and cool camping area sits beside a gentle stream where the water is shallow enough for children to play safely. The spacious and clean grounds feature separate men's and women's restrooms that are well-maintained and convenient to use. On-site facilities include a restaurant, shop, and café for campers' convenience. While mobile phone signals may be limited, the campground provides free WiFi to guests. Camping fees are 200 baht per person. The serene riverside setting makes it an ideal spot for relaxation and serves as a convenient stopover point for travelers heading to other destinations in the region.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Tak province offers access to montane evergreen forest and centuries-old giant krathin trees. The camping ground is located near the park headquarters, providing convenient access to facilities and services. Visitors can explore the natural environment through several hiking trails that wind through the forest. The park features bathroom facilities for campers and maintains a comfortable base for those seeking to experience the region's diverse flora and fresh mountain air. This site appeals to those interested in forest trekking and observing the local ecosystem in a quieter natural setting away from urban areas. The camping area serves as a suitable base for exploring the surrounding wilderness and observing wildlife in their natural habitat. The site charges 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rental.
