Nam Tok Yong National Park in Nakhon Si Thammarat province offers full camping equipment rental at budget-friendly rates, letting visitors arrive empty-handed and start camping right away. This campsite in Nakhon Si Thammarat provides a 3-person dome tent for 225 baht per night, sleeping mats for 20 baht each, sleeping bags for 30 baht each, pillows for 10 baht each, a camping table set with 4 chairs for 100 baht per set, and lanterns for 30 baht each. Visitors who bring their own tent pay a site usage fee of 30 baht per person per night. The park welcomes families, groups of friends, or couples looking to enjoy the forest and mountain surroundings without the hassle of packing camping gear. It's a convenient option for spontaneous trips since equipment can be rented on arrival, making it accessible even for first-time campers.
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Too much fishes in the water. So natural 😅 You can swim with the fish. The place has to pay to get inside. The car can go inside, too. There are many parking spaces. The view and atmospheres are good. The toilet is so dark I mean there is no sign or light switch. Maybe I don’t see it but it’s not that scary.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Hidden Gem of Natural Beauty and Relaxation Namtok Yong National Park is an absolute treasure. The park is beautifully maintained, with clean picnic areas, a stunning waterfall, and crystal-clear streams where friendly carp swim right up to you. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful, romantic walk in nature. You can swim in the refreshing water, and there are a few food and drink stalls along the way for snacks or a quick bite. I believe the entrance fee was around 100 baht for foreigners and 50 baht for locals — well worth it for such a serene escape. The waterfall is truly amazing, and those playful carp made our visit even more memorable. Next time, we’ll be sure to bring swimsuits and a picnic lunch to enjoy the full experience. Highly recommended for couples, families, or anyone who loves nature. Can’t wait to go back!
This waterfall is pure nature at its best! It’s peaceful, surrounded by lush greenery, and the water is crystal clear. Walking around feels so relaxing, and there are tons of fish swimming around. If you love quiet nature spots, this place is a must-visit!
I absolutely loved this beautiful park and the waterfalls as well as the surrounding businesses. Great camping, especially the bamboo huts overlooking a small rapids that soothed me to sleep and the restaurant to the northeast of the camping areas that will deliver their delicious food. All the business owners were super friendly and always accommodating! Ongoing road construction in various locations but everything was well maintained and easily navigable. I will revisit in the future if possible.
Very beautiful! It’s only a 10-minute walk (350m) from the car park to the waterfall. There are some very large local fish, and the staff are helpful and friendly.
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Too much fishes in the water. So natural 😅 You can swim with the fish. The place has to pay to get inside. The car can go inside, too. There are many parking spaces. The view and atmospheres are good. The toilet is so dark I mean there is no sign or light switch. Maybe I don’t see it but it’s not that scary.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Hidden Gem of Natural Beauty and Relaxation Namtok Yong National Park is an absolute treasure. The park is beautifully maintained, with clean picnic areas, a stunning waterfall, and crystal-clear streams where friendly carp swim right up to you. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful, romantic walk in nature. You can swim in the refreshing water, and there are a few food and drink stalls along the way for snacks or a quick bite. I believe the entrance fee was around 100 baht for foreigners and 50 baht for locals — well worth it for such a serene escape. The waterfall is truly amazing, and those playful carp made our visit even more memorable. Next time, we’ll be sure to bring swimsuits and a picnic lunch to enjoy the full experience. Highly recommended for couples, families, or anyone who loves nature. Can’t wait to go back!
This waterfall is pure nature at its best! It’s peaceful, surrounded by lush greenery, and the water is crystal clear. Walking around feels so relaxing, and there are tons of fish swimming around. If you love quiet nature spots, this place is a must-visit!
I absolutely loved this beautiful park and the waterfalls as well as the surrounding businesses. Great camping, especially the bamboo huts overlooking a small rapids that soothed me to sleep and the restaurant to the northeast of the camping areas that will deliver their delicious food. All the business owners were super friendly and always accommodating! Ongoing road construction in various locations but everything was well maintained and easily navigable. I will revisit in the future if possible.
Very beautiful! It’s only a 10-minute walk (350m) from the car park to the waterfall. There are some very large local fish, and the staff are helpful and friendly.
Suan Luang Thai Camping is located along the river in Cha-uat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat province. The site offers a quiet and simple atmosphere suitable for families and children. Facilities include separate male and female restrooms, parking area, electricity, water supply, and areas for campfires and grilling. Guests receive barbecue equipment with charcoal and a complete bedding set that includes an air mattress, pillow, blanket, fan, towel, soap, shampoo, power outlet, and lantern. Activities available include river rafting with four rounds per day and complimentary rubber rings for water play throughout the day. Swimming and photography are also permitted. An on-site restaurant serves food and beverages until 7:30 PM. Guests may make noise until 10:00 PM. Rates range from 900 to 6900 baht per person per night and include breakfast plus complimentary ice and drinking water. Equipment rental is not available.
Stream HILL is located in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, offering a camping area beside a stream surrounded by mountains. The grass camping zone extends nearly 200 meters along the stream. Facilities include six electrical hookup points, four restrooms consisting of two shower rooms and two toilets, with complimentary soap and shampoo provided. A dishwashing station is available for camper use. The site is conveniently positioned near several attractions including Khao Luang National Park, Karom Waterfall, Kiriiwong, Tha Phae Waterfall, and Wat That Noi. Visitors should note that capacity is limited and daytime temperatures can be high, so arrival after 4 PM is recommended. Food service is not available on-site. Quiet hours are enforced between 10 PM and 7 AM, and campfires are prohibited on the grass area. The rate ranges from 200 to 8,000 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Chang Klang Camping is a small campground located along a clear, shallow stream in Nakhon Si Thammarat province. The calm setting offers a relaxing waterside experience where the stream is safe for swimming and regularly used by local children and residents. The camping area is divided into two zones: a streamside zone that requires carrying equipment about 10 meters from parking, and an inner parking area where vehicles can be positioned next to tents. The site focuses primarily on providing accommodation services with basic amenities including electricity hookups and clean restrooms with hot water. A bar serving drinks and food is available on site. Several cats and free-roaming chickens inhabit the grounds. Visitors may encounter ants and should take appropriate precautions. Advance contact is recommended before arrival. The rate is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Piamsuk Glamping is located in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, just 1 kilometer from Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University. This glamping site offers nature-surrounded accommodation with three types of stays. The Mountain View House is priced at 2,000 baht per night for 2 guests, with the option to add 2 more guests at 300 baht each, including breakfast and kayaking activities. Private tents are available in two options: fan-cooled at 990 baht per night and air-conditioned at 1,100 baht per night, both accommodating up to 2 guests with private bathrooms and complimentary kayaking. Dome tents cost 950 baht per night for 2 guests, with space for 2 additional guests at 150 baht each, featuring a tarp and waterfront seating area with shared bathrooms. Visitors bringing their own tents pay 150 baht per person, while camp cars are charged 500 baht per vehicle. Rates increase by 100-200 baht on Fridays, Saturdays, and public holidays. Children under 8 years old stay free. Facilities include parking, bathrooms, showers, electricity, and water, with mobile phone coverage across all networks. Advance booking of at least 1 day is required, with no refunds under any circumstances.
at Nam Tok Yong National Park (118m above sea level • 8.12°N, 99.70°E)
