Mon Ta Marn Campsite & Mountain Farm is located in Suphan Buri province, approximately two and a half hours from Bangkok. The site offers shaded camping areas beneath mature trees with a cool breeze throughout the day. Visitors can enjoy mountain views spanning 180 degrees and relax in hammocks distributed across the grounds. The farm provides seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables for cooking. Nearby attractions include Wat Tham Khao Wong, Saowai Market, the Giant Tree at Ban Sanam, Wat Khao Tapao Thong, Phutey National Park, and a plane crash site accessible via off-road routes. Facilities include six toilets separated by gender, shower rooms, two dish washing sinks, barbecue areas, and viewpoints for observing morning mist. The site operates on solar power rather than mains electricity, though mobile phone signal coverage is reliable across all networks. Quiet hours begin at 22:00 and fires on the grass are prohibited. Rates range from 100 to 3,000 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
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Equipment rental availableJub Tim Thi Rim Bueng offers camping in Suphan Buri province beside the Lam Taphen Reservoir, surrounded by mountains, at just 150 THB per person per night. The campsite opens primarily on weekends and caters well to families, with camping equipment available for rent. Hot-shower bathrooms (4 stalls total), a café serving food and drinks, and free kayaking with life jackets provided keep guests comfortable and active throughout the stay. Fishing is also available along the reservoir's edge. AIS mobile signal is available on-site; other network users can connect to free Wi-Fi. All vehicle types can reach the campsite via accessible roads, making it easy to bring along gear or children. Pets are welcome, though resident animals are also on the property. Bookings must be made through the Facebook page chat only — phone reservations are not accepted, and calls may occasionally go unanswered due to signal gaps.
Plearn Crystal Park is located in Suphanburi Province and offers camping with panoramic views of the reservoir and surrounding mountains. The site is divided into three distinct zones to accommodate different camping preferences. Zone P features a grass area under Pradu trees suitable for couples and small families. Zone J provides a larger grass space under Chamchuri trees designed for bigger groups. Zone S offers a stone surface area specifically for car camping and roof tents. Guests can select their preferred camping plot and are permitted to bring pets. Facilities include restrooms and shower rooms with hot water, electricity, water supply, Wi-Fi, parking, and viewpoints. The campsite provides complimentary ice and RO drinking water. Children between one and ten years old stay free of charge. Check-in begins at 13:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Rates range from 350 to 1080 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Suk Kij is located in Dan Chang district, Suphan Buri province, near Taengmo intersection, offering convenient access from Bangkok. The site provides various accommodation options including tent camping areas, ready-to-use tents, riverside houses, and poolside houses with private bathrooms. Guests staying at the site can use the swimming pool free of charge. Pets are welcome without additional fees. A mini-mart operates on the premises for basic supplies. Barbecuing and cooking are permitted, though electric stoves are not allowed. Fishing is prohibited within the area. Quiet hours begin at 22:30. Guests should bring their own towels and toiletries or may purchase them on site. Available facilities include parking, restrooms, showers, electricity, and water supply. Rates range from 30 to 700 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
The Loco Camping & Farm sits beside Lam Taphoen Reservoir in Suphan Buri province, offering a spacious camping area with open views across the water toward the mountain backdrop. The site is particularly notable during sunset and golden hour when light reflects off the reservoir surface and contrasts with the shadows of mountains and trees. The camping area is divided into multiple zones with numerous electrical hookup points distributed throughout. Restroom facilities are separated by gender and equipped with hot water, while a dishwashing station is located nearby. Mobile coverage is available on the AIS network and the site provides Wi-Fi connectivity. Visitors can enjoy fishing in the reservoir or use the complimentary kayak service to explore the water. Additional features include a sunrise viewpoint and scenic overlooks. Entry costs 300 baht per person per night and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableCAMP MORE camp & cafe sits alongside Lam Tapein Reservoir in Dan Chang District, Suphan Buri Province, offering a natural setting directly by the water. The site is known for its sunset views through a gap in the surrounding mountains. Visitors can engage in various activities including kayaking, boat trips, swimming, fishing, and gathering around campfires for barbecues. Facilities on site include electricity, separate male and female restrooms with hot showers, Wi-Fi access, and both a restaurant and cafe serving meals and beverages. In addition to tent camping areas, the site provides minimalist-style houses and recreational vehicle accommodations for those seeking more structured lodging. Phone signal reception is reliable throughout the property. Rates range from 200 to 4,000 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableBan Rai Chai Nam Dan Chang is located in Suphan Buri province along a stream that provides a shaded and cool atmosphere. The camping area offers spaced-out pitches to avoid overcrowding, with vehicles able to park directly beside each tent spot. Overnight vehicle parking is permitted at all locations. The site features three restroom areas containing a total of 20 rooms with shower facilities. Every camping spot includes electrical hookups for guest convenience. Visitors can enjoy barbecuing and building campfires, as well as swimming in the stream. Pets are welcome for campers bringing their own tents, provided they are supervised to prevent disturbance to other guests. Mobile phone signal coverage is available throughout the grounds. The location offers easy access and sits close to Suphan Buri town. Rates range from 150 to 300 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableBan Nong Terd campsite in Suphan Buri sits closest to the trailhead of Khao Thewada, offering direct mountain views and starry night skies. Located in Dan Chang district, the campground is only about 400-500 meters from the base of the Khao Thewada climb, which itself is a roughly 900-meter staircase trail that gets steep in the second half. Tent camping costs 100 baht per person, with kids under 12 paying 50 baht; tent rental with bedding starts at 300 baht per tent, and huts are available for 200 baht with a table and light included. A grill rental service costs 100 baht and a round-trip car charter service is offered for 2,000 baht. There is no electricity on site, and phone signal is limited to a few spots, working best on the AIS network. Night temperatures around early December dropped to 18-19°C with heavy dew, and the 3-4 bathrooms have very cold water. A nearby coffee shop, Kanthai Coffee & Tea, serves drinks and snacks, including home-roasted Arabica coffee grown on site.
Khu Lung Dong campsite in Suphan Buri sits closest to Khao Thewada peak, making it the go-to base for hikers wanting to catch the sea of mist and panoramic views across three provinces. The camping area is spacious and divided into multiple zones, with a fee of 100 THB per person per night. Daytime breezes keep temperatures comfortable, and nights are cool. From camp, a short walk through a cornfield leads directly to the mountain trail. There is no electricity on site, and mobile signal is limited to AIS only. Food (rice dishes) and drinking water can be ordered from the camp owner. Contact and bookings are handled through the campsite's Facebook page.
