Do I need to book in advance, or can I just walk in?

No booking is needed — the campsite is open every day and you can simply walk in.

Can we swim or play in the water at the campsite?

Yes, the campsite is right by a stream and guests are welcome to get in and play in the water.

How large is the campsite and how many groups can it accommodate?

The campsite covers 6 rai of land with a spacious grounds that can accommodate a large number of groups.

Where exactly is the campsite located, and is it hard to get to?

The campsite is in Saphan village, Nan province — head across the Ozone Saphan Bridge and continue for almost 2 kilometres.

Are there any special zones or activities available at the campsite?

There is a free-pick vegetable zone (greens, corn, and chilli), guests can make a campfire, and mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) can be ordered on site.

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Na Saphan Camping 2

Nan

4.5(8 reviews)

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Na Saphan Camping 2 occupies a six-rai site in Nan province, situated beside a stream with surrounding rice fields and mountain landscapes. The campground welcomes visitors daily on a walk-in basis without advance booking required. Facilities include clean restrooms with hot water systems, showers, electricity, and running water. Guests can swim in the stream and gather around campfires. Additional features include viewpoints for observing morning mist, a complimentary vegetable picking area, and an on-site restaurant offering Thai-style grilled pork pan service. For those preferring not to camp, private rooms are also available. The site is located almost two kilometers past the Ozone Saphan bridge. Admission costs 200 baht, and equipment rental is not provided.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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A green tent is on grass, a person sits on a folding chair using a phone, with trees and green hills in the scene — Na Saphan Camping 2 — A green tent is on grass, a person sits on a folding chair using a phone, with trees and green hills in the scene

Notes from our team

Who it suits: Suited to those who love falling asleep to a stream's sound and don't mind a real chill — in cool season the dew is thick and it can drop to 9°C, so pack warm layers. Early-sun seekers should note the sun only reaches this end-of-road campsite later in the morning, around 9:30.
Facilities: Showers come with water heaters, which makes cold mornings much easier, and electricity points are available on a timed switch. The tent pitches are level and sit right by a clear stream, with rice fields and mountain views up top. There are also rooms for rent if you'd rather skip the tent.
Pets & families: This is an easygoing spot for families — the owners are warm and hands-on, and there's plenty of open, walkable ground around the house for kids to roam by the stream. Breakfast like a loaded rice congee is available on site, and with both tent pitches and rooms, families can pick whatever suits them.

Amenities

🚻Toilet

⚡Electricity

💧Water Supply

🏊Swimming

🔥Campfire

🍽️Restaurant

🚿Shower

🌄Viewpoint/Sea of Mist

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