Nam Tok Pha Daeng Rai Chomphran is a campsite in Kanchanaburi province where you can pitch a tent right beside a waterfall and jump straight into the water from your tent door. Located in Thong Pha Phum district near the 3D Tunnel, it is open every day with no booking required. Tent camping costs just 60 baht per person per night, and cottages are also available for those who prefer not to sleep in a tent. All vehicle types, including motorhomes, can drive in easily without needing four-wheel drive. Phone signal from both AIS and True networks works fine here for internet use. The waterfall flows year-round, though water is lighter in the hot season, and visitors can climb up to soak in natural jacuzzi-like rock pools formed in tiers. The trail up is short but narrow, slippery, and steep, making it a fun challenge for kids. The top of the falls is also a good spot to watch the sunset. Electricity hookups and a food and drink shop are available on site.
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น้ำตกเล็กแต่สวยงามในยามน้ำเยอะ แต่ตอนไปน้ำน้อยแล้ว หน้าน้ำตกเป็นลานกางเต๊นท์ของไร่จอมพรานมีอาหารขายด้วย
In February there isn't much water. There is still a pool at the bottom where you can paddle but not swim. Only worth going in rainy season I think.
the dr.
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Should go only rainy season other no waterfall, 4x4 better , short distance
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น้ำตกเล็กแต่สวยงามในยามน้ำเยอะ แต่ตอนไปน้ำน้อยแล้ว หน้าน้ำตกเป็นลานกางเต๊นท์ของไร่จอมพรานมีอาหารขายด้วย
In February there isn't much water. There is still a pool at the bottom where you can paddle but not swim. Only worth going in rainy season I think.
the dr.
Liked it!
Should go only rainy season other no waterfall, 4x4 better , short distance
Pha Tat Waterfall campsite in Kanchanaburi sits right beside a three-tier waterfall inside Sri Nakarin Dam National Park in Thong Pha Phum district. The site is shaded by large trees and bordered by three clear streams that visitors can walk to and explore. Toilets and car parking are both within a short walk of the tent area. The access road is paved and not steep, making it manageable for most vehicles. Phone signal is available only on AIS and Dtac networks, with no coverage for other carriers. There is no direct electricity supply at the tent sites, but lighting is kept on all night and charging points are available at power poles. A designated cooking zone lets campers prepare their own meals. Entry costs 60 baht per person, plus 30 baht for vehicle entry and 30 baht per person per night for tent camping. Nearby attractions include Hin Dat hot spring and Pha Daeng waterfall, and Krua Chao Sua restaurant is recommended for good food.
Nang Kruan Waterfall campsite in Kanchanaburi, set within Lam Khlong Ngu National Park, offers access to a spectacular three-tiered waterfall with exceptionally clear water. Reaching the upper two tiers requires wading through a fast-flowing, cold stream for around 40 metres and scrambling along steep cliff faces — challenging but rewarding. The road to the park headquarters is in good condition, while the section continuing to the waterfall is a mix of concrete and laterite gravel; a standard two-wheel-drive sedan can manage it with careful driving. The camping area provides both grassy open ground and raised bamboo platform pitches beside the stream, plus clean toilet facilities. Entry fees are 40 THB per adult and 30 THB per vehicle. DTAC has no signal at this location; coverage from other carriers is unconfirmed. This is a practical choice for campers who enjoy waterfall hiking and don't mind being off the grid.
Kala Hill Campiness is a campsite in Kanchanaburi's Thongphaphum district, set on a small hill with a stream running through the grounds and morning sea-of-mist views. The wide grassy field is shaded by large trees, and camping is possible year-round, with fees starting from 300-400 baht. Access is easy via highway M81, and phone signal from every carrier plus wifi are available on site. A small waterfall and a stream on the property are open for guests to play in. Nearby attractions include Hin Dat hot spring just 9 km away, Pha Tat waterfall 16 km away with clear water safe for kids, and Vajiralongkorn Dam 30 km away, which has a road ideal for running. A steep trail with stairs leads up the hill to watch sunset or morning mist, costing 30 baht per person or by donation, taking about 30 minutes to climb. The friendly owners provide attentive service, and affordable dinner options such as moo krata, jaew hon, and barbecue are available on request.
Ton Mai Sai Nam Duang Dao Camp is a small streamside campsite in Kanchanaburi province, just 17 km from Tongphaphum town on a paved road for easy access. This camping in Kanchanaburi spot has electricity and phone signal from every network, though power may cut out occasionally on rainy days. Tent fee is 200 THB per person per day, free for children under 10, with no extra charge for camper cars. Day visitors who want to swim without staying overnight pay 50 THB, available only on days without overnight campers. The site sells snacks and drinks, plus made-to-order food and moo kratha, and there's a small grocery shop across the road. Pets are welcome as long as owners supervise them. Portable air conditioners are not yet accepted and electric stoves are prohibited. Check-in is at 12:30 and check-out by 12:00 noon. Quiet hours apply after 22:00.
Equipment rental availableNang Kruan Waterfall Campsite sits within Lam Khlong Ngu National Park in Kanchanaburi province. The camping area lies beside a stream in a quiet setting with limited visitor numbers, making it suitable for those seeking a restful retreat in nature. Nighttime temperatures drop considerably after sunset, so visitors should bring adequate warm clothing. The site provides a spacious camping ground with parking facilities, clean restrooms separated by gender, and electrical service. The nearby waterfall is accessible for visitors to explore. While no restaurants or shops operate within the camping area itself, several shops can be found at the entrance to the waterfall site for purchasing supplies. The site charges 30 baht per person per night and camping equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableGood Farm offers camping in Kanchanaburi on a 24-rai farm in Thong Pha Phum district, with a stream running through the property where campers can swim. Pitching fees are 200 THB per adult, 100 THB for children aged 5–10, and free for under-5s; tent rental starts at 600 THB per person. The site is accessible by ordinary car and motorbike, and all mobile networks have signal coverage. Each pitch has one electricity socket, and separate male/female bathrooms with hot-water showers are provided. On-site activities include fishing, vegetable picking (both at extra cost), and free stream swimming. A mookata (Korean BBQ) set is available for 390 THB. Accommodation upgrades are available in the form of a treehouse at 3,900 THB for two guests, featuring a 5-star-standard bed, air conditioning, private hot-water bathroom, and a private campfire. Bookings are accepted via Facebook Inbox only.
Equipment rental availableSai Yok National Park is located in Kanchanaburi province and offers tranquil camping areas beside streams. Visitors can explore walking trails along the Khwae Noi River and visit two notable waterfalls in the park, Sai Yok Yai and Sai Yok Noi. The natural pool at Sai Yok Yai waterfall provides a refreshing swimming spot. The climate here remains relatively cool, and morning mist often drifts over the water surface. The park provides essential facilities including restrooms and a restaurant for meals during your stay. Boat trips along the river are available for those interested in exploring the waterways. The park accommodates visitors seeking both active exploration and relaxation by the water. Camping fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available on site.
Equipment rental availableHuai Mae Khamin Waterfall is located within Khuean Srinagarindra National Park in Kanchanaburi province, offering camping facilities for visitors seeking to experience the natural environment. The waterfall features clear, cool water with swimming permitted at levels 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7. The park requires all swimmers to wear life jackets for safety. The camping area provides designated zones for setting up tents, relaxing, and cooking. Additional activities include boat trips and nature photography along walking trails. Facilities on site include water supply, restrooms, and a restaurant. Visitors should note that the park accepts cash payment only for entrance fees, and pets and alcoholic beverages are prohibited throughout the area. The overnight rate is 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
