This national park campsite sits in the highlands of Phetchabun province, where cool temperatures prevail throughout the year. The camping area is positioned beside pine forests, offering a natural setting for visitors. Several walking trails allow guests to explore the surrounding woodland and observe the diverse flora and fauna of the region. Birdwatching opportunities attract wildlife enthusiasts, while designated viewpoints provide vantage points for observing morning mist formations, particularly during the cooler months. The site provides basic facilities including restrooms and an on-site shop for essential supplies. The location serves as a base for those interested in nature study and outdoor recreation in the mountainous terrain of central Thailand. Overnight fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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Park was neat and had a few hiking trails, of which the longest one was 5,8 km. The ticket is valid for 5 days, we did hikes inside and just outside the official park. 4 small restaurant/shops available. Communication and staff was good. We booked accomodation through Facebook and paid at the bank within 2 days. Couldn't pay while we were still abroad, so we were a bit late and for 3 nights got 2 different houses. 1 house #301 was made of wood and for 6p, bit moldy and quite cold as it was 4°C as night and the windows would not close. 2nd house #201 was made of stone for 4p, bit warmer and less moldy. See photos. Bring leech socks or buy them for 80 baht at the shop. Our experience is that there were not many guests, many slept at the campground. Everyone was quiet and no loud groups. We stayed Wednesday-Saturday in November.
you can meet wild animal such as asian elephant , slow lorises. This one is meticulously clean and managed. Friendly staff and good atmosphere. very quiet place if you come on summer. don’t worry about hot weather. average temperature 25 degree celsius all the year ( or maybe 16 - 22 degree celsius in some days) i love Nam Nao National park. One of My favorite national park for me.
Celebrate a quiet New year with my husband for 3 days, campers here are amazing. No one make noise since 10 pm and most campers are family with young children. Did a full hiking trail for 4 hours, expect to see some wild animals but unfortunately they’ve moved. I think it’s perfect moment to do hiking in winter in late December and it’s worth it. This is perfect for campers who don’t mind shower without heater at 6 degree Celsius(who would shower?) Anyway, it was an excellent vacation place for people who enjoy camping with friends and family.
My first experience staying in the middle of the forest. Didn’t know that Thailand can be so cold! We enjoyed weather as cool as 11 degrees Celsius at night (end November) so do remember to pack some warm clothes. If you are lucky you might also spot some wild elephants. Not too far off (5km) is a beautiful hill to view the sunrise .
Good for jungle lover. Cool air. Really wild. Not much landscape view to see. Here is a great place for camping. Warning!! Nothing around here, only small shop, and small restaurant in the park office. Caution!!!! No alcohol being sold here. please prepare your own food and drink from the city, before getting here Because it is very far from the city. ## pls click "like" if you find this review is helpful
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Park was neat and had a few hiking trails, of which the longest one was 5,8 km. The ticket is valid for 5 days, we did hikes inside and just outside the official park. 4 small restaurant/shops available. Communication and staff was good. We booked accomodation through Facebook and paid at the bank within 2 days. Couldn't pay while we were still abroad, so we were a bit late and for 3 nights got 2 different houses. 1 house #301 was made of wood and for 6p, bit moldy and quite cold as it was 4°C as night and the windows would not close. 2nd house #201 was made of stone for 4p, bit warmer and less moldy. See photos. Bring leech socks or buy them for 80 baht at the shop. Our experience is that there were not many guests, many slept at the campground. Everyone was quiet and no loud groups. We stayed Wednesday-Saturday in November.
you can meet wild animal such as asian elephant , slow lorises. This one is meticulously clean and managed. Friendly staff and good atmosphere. very quiet place if you come on summer. don’t worry about hot weather. average temperature 25 degree celsius all the year ( or maybe 16 - 22 degree celsius in some days) i love Nam Nao National park. One of My favorite national park for me.
Celebrate a quiet New year with my husband for 3 days, campers here are amazing. No one make noise since 10 pm and most campers are family with young children. Did a full hiking trail for 4 hours, expect to see some wild animals but unfortunately they’ve moved. I think it’s perfect moment to do hiking in winter in late December and it’s worth it. This is perfect for campers who don’t mind shower without heater at 6 degree Celsius(who would shower?) Anyway, it was an excellent vacation place for people who enjoy camping with friends and family.
My first experience staying in the middle of the forest. Didn’t know that Thailand can be so cold! We enjoyed weather as cool as 11 degrees Celsius at night (end November) so do remember to pack some warm clothes. If you are lucky you might also spot some wild elephants. Not too far off (5km) is a beautiful hill to view the sunrise .
Good for jungle lover. Cool air. Really wild. Not much landscape view to see. Here is a great place for camping. Warning!! Nothing around here, only small shop, and small restaurant in the park office. Caution!!!! No alcohol being sold here. please prepare your own food and drink from the city, before getting here Because it is very far from the city. ## pls click "like" if you find this review is helpful
Banrai Akin Namnow is located in Phetchabun province and offers a camping area surrounded by natural environment. The climate is cool and comfortable throughout the year, with quiet surroundings enhanced by the sound of a nearby waterfall. Lush greenery creates humidity in the camping area. The site enforces a no loud noise policy, making it suitable for campers seeking a peaceful retreat. Facilities include clean restrooms and shower rooms, as well as a shop and restaurant serving food and beverages. A viewpoint is available for observing the sea of mist and surrounding landscape. Mobile phone signal is accessible within the grounds. The owners are known for their hospitality. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Phetchabun sits at high elevation where cool temperatures prevail throughout the year. The camping area offers views across layered mountain ranges, providing a tranquil setting for those seeking time in nature. Visitors can access viewpoints to observe the sea of mist that forms during suitable weather conditions. Several nature trails wind through the park for those interested in forest walks. Basic facilities include restrooms for camper use. The site remains accessible year-round, though winter months bring particularly cold conditions requiring appropriate warm clothing. The location suits visitors who appreciate mountain environments and cooler climates. The national park setting provides a quiet atmosphere away from urban areas. The nightly rate ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent on site.
Equipment rental availableThis national park campsite is situated in Phetchabun province, serving as a headwater forest area at Khao Kho with camping grounds set in a tranquil environment. The park offers opportunities for those seeking to connect with nature through established hiking trails and access to waterfalls within the area. Basic facilities include restrooms for campers. The location provides a quiet retreat away from urban areas, suitable for visitors interested in forest exploration and overnight stays in natural surroundings. The site accommodates tent camping with designated areas for setup. Visitors can bring their own gear or utilize available services on site. The overnight fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment rental is available.
Baan Rai Bai Fern is a small hillside camping ground in Namnao district, offering a quiet campsite in Phetchabun with strict rules against loud music to preserve privacy. The owner originally built it as a personal vacation home for nature lovers, later opening part of the grassy land into four terraced camping levels for friends and guests. It accepts only a small number of guests per night to keep the atmosphere calm and private. Facilities include a restroom and solar-powered electrical outlets suitable for charging phones and power banks. Camping costs 150 THB per person per night, while visitors who just want to take photos, enjoy a beer, or admire the view without staying overnight can enter for free. Access routes are available from both Chum Phae and Namnao districts, with video guides provided for each direction. This campsite in Phetchabun suits travelers seeking a peaceful, low-key retreat rather than a lively camping experience.
Better View Nam Nao offers a terraced campsite in Phetchabun with sweeping views of four provinces: Phetchabun, Khon Kaen, Loei, and Chaiyaphum. This campsite in Phetchabun sets each tent zone on stepped terrain so no pitch blocks another's view, letting campers watch both sunset and sunrise right from their tent. During the rainy season the grass turns green, the air stays cool, and misty mornings are common after light rain. Camping costs 150 baht per person per night, and hot-water showers are available alongside shared toilets for cold-sensitive guests. Electricity hook-ups are provided, and the site sells food such as moo kata grill sets and made-to-order dishes. Access is easy via a main road suitable for any vehicle, and the campsite welcomes car camping on a stone-paved area, plus tarp or awning setups on the grass. Rooftop tents are welcome at the same rate as ground camping. Dome tent accommodation is available for those who prefer not to pitch their own tent. Quiet hours apply after 10 PM.
Camp A Day - Nam Nao is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its 360-degree mountain views and clear Milky Way sightings on open-sky nights. The camping ground is well organized and quiet, with plenty of space to pitch tents. Clean restrooms include warm water, and electricity outlets are available throughout the site. There's also a café where guests can relax and enjoy the view. The fee is 200 THB per person. On rainy days, thick fog often rolls in, and evenings turn pleasantly cold. A visitor who set up a tent attached to her car described being surrounded by countless stars and finally catching sight of the Milky Way when the sky cleared, spending two days and two nights at the site during her first visit to Nam Nao district. The small town atmosphere and fresh air made the short trip memorable.
Sun Stone Namnao occupies a hillside location in Phetchabun province, offering an open camping area with 180-degree panoramic views of layered mountain ranges. At night, distant city lights become visible beneath the dark sky, creating favorable conditions for stargazing and photography. The atmosphere remains quiet and private throughout the day, with cool breezes and clear weather. Morning and evening hours provide particularly good lighting for photography. The site includes electricity, restrooms, shower facilities, viewpoints, and a coffee shop. With space limited to 15 tents, the campsite maintains an uncrowded environment, though this also means advance reservations are advisable, especially before holiday periods. The entrance fee is 199 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableBanrai Khun Nongluck is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its misty mountain views and sunset from four separate camping zones. Located in Khok Mon subdistrict, Nam Nao district, the site offers a cliffside zone (Rim Pha) for 10-12 tents, a white bridge zone (Saphan Khao) with similar cliff views separated by a road for 25-30 tents, a private group zone for 6-7 tents with a large pavilion for rain shelter, a tower zone for 2-3 units, and a camper car zone by the cliff for 2 vehicles. Tent camping costs 200 baht per person if you bring your own tent, with children aged 6-15 charged 100 baht; pillow, blanket, and mattress rental sets are available for 150 baht. The property also offers several room types ranging from 1,200 to 1,500 baht (VIP), each equipped with WiFi, TV, air conditioning, water heater, hair dryer, towels, drinking water, and coffee. Breakfast is not included in room rates but can be added for 100 baht per person.
