New Zealand Muang Thai occupies a lakeside location beside Pa Sak Cholasit Dam in Lopburi province. The site features green surroundings with a cool breeze throughout the day and provides clean restrooms and shower facilities at the dam edge. Visitors may set up campfires and play music during their stay. At night, the Milky Way becomes visible across the sky, and during winter months morning fog adds to the atmosphere. The area is home to herds of goats, sheep, buffalo, cows and horses that roam the grounds. The clear lake water allows for swimming, while the dam perimeter offers suitable terrain for cycling. A coffee roasting facility operates on site alongside local food vendors. The location can be reached from Bangkok in approximately two and a half hours. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and camping equipment rental is available.
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A large grassland mainly for cattle feeding. However, it comes with excellent views. You can ride or drive on it but take note during rainy season, lose of traction is expected.
New Zealand in Saraburi Thailand, Really chill and windy atmosphere, Cars are parked freely around the area, fresh air and flying kites 🪁 at your car-door step. Bring your sandals or extra shoes or a stick to just swipe out the clay solid which may stick to your shoes later. Really relaxing moment.
Atmostphere at the sunset time is very nice. Parking are not arranged, can park anywhere to feel the good view.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This field beside the dam is an amazing spot for photo shoots—I went there for a pre-wedding shoot, and it was perfect! The scenery is beautiful and provides plenty of great backdrops. There’s more to do here than just taking pictures, though. You can feed the goats, go swimming, camp, or just chill and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. It’s a versatile place with lots of activities to enjoy. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to capture some special moments or just relax outdoors!
Nice place to visit for some relax time with friends and family. There are some food vendors but it would be nice to have more fresh food. Also I don’t like that you can drive all over the place. There should be parking areas otherwise it’s really degrading the land. Don’t think it’s environmentally friendly. Maybe make routes for driving so you’re not driving all over the place.
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A large grassland mainly for cattle feeding. However, it comes with excellent views. You can ride or drive on it but take note during rainy season, lose of traction is expected.
New Zealand in Saraburi Thailand, Really chill and windy atmosphere, Cars are parked freely around the area, fresh air and flying kites 🪁 at your car-door step. Bring your sandals or extra shoes or a stick to just swipe out the clay solid which may stick to your shoes later. Really relaxing moment.
Atmostphere at the sunset time is very nice. Parking are not arranged, can park anywhere to feel the good view.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This field beside the dam is an amazing spot for photo shoots—I went there for a pre-wedding shoot, and it was perfect! The scenery is beautiful and provides plenty of great backdrops. There’s more to do here than just taking pictures, though. You can feed the goats, go swimming, camp, or just chill and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. It’s a versatile place with lots of activities to enjoy. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to capture some special moments or just relax outdoors!
Nice place to visit for some relax time with friends and family. There are some food vendors but it would be nice to have more fresh food. Also I don’t like that you can drive all over the place. There should be parking areas otherwise it’s really degrading the land. Don’t think it’s environmentally friendly. Maybe make routes for driving so you’re not driving all over the place.
Equipment rental availablePha Song Tawan campsite in Lopburi sits on a cliff edge inside the Nong Yai Forest Protection Unit, Sub Langa Wildlife Sanctuary, offering panoramic views across three provinces — Lopburi, Chaiyaphum, and Phetchabun. Morning fog rolling over the mountain ranges is a highlight, especially during the rainy and cool seasons. The access route runs through Thep Sathit district, Chaiyaphum, with roughly 4 km of clay dirt road that becomes muddy after heavy rain; high-clearance or 4WD vehicles are strongly recommended for rainy-season visits, while the dry winter months offer much easier driving. Phone signal is patchy due to the high-altitude terrain. On-site facilities include a dining hall, toilets, and solar-powered electricity for charging devices; self-catering is permitted. Guestrooms are available as an alternative to camping. Entry fees are 30 THB per person, 60 THB per vehicle, and 30 THB for pitching a tent.
Wang Kan Luang Arboretum lies in Lopburi province and features a distinctive blue waterfall formed by calcium carbonate minerals in the limestone that create a blue-green hue when sunlight reflects off the water. The surrounding forest offers shade and yellow flame trees that bloom along the stream. Night temperatures drop to around 19 degrees Celsius, creating a quiet and peaceful atmosphere suitable for relaxation. The access road has been recently improved and accommodates small vehicles, with a newly paved concrete path leading down to the waterfall area. The site provides basic facilities including restrooms and shower rooms with three units each for men and women. Campers should note that there is no electricity available and pitching tents directly beside the water is not permitted. Additional restrictions include no alcohol consumption, no pets allowed, and eating is restricted to designated areas only. The entrance fee is 30 baht per person per night and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableMarine Cafe Camping in Lopburi province is a small camping ground divided into two zones. The waterfront zone accommodates up to 15 people, while the grass field zone holds up to 10 people. The facility provides four gender-separated toilets without hot water, electricity hookups, and Wi-Fi access. Marine Café operates on site from 9:30 to 18:00, and campers can prepare their own meals or order moo katha and other dishes before 18:00. Dishwashing facilities and wheelbarrows are available. Pets are permitted with advance notification. Site rules prohibit driving vehicles onto the grass, using charcoal stoves on the grass, and operating electric stoves. Music must cease after 22:30. Portable air conditioners incur an additional 130 baht charge. Check-in is at 12:30 and check-out before 11:30. Advance reservations are required for Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Rates range from 100 to 3,500 baht per person per night, and camping equipment rental is available.
Camping Area - Lopburi is located in Lopburi province near Pa Sak Jolasid Dam, offering visitors a relaxed environment with cool breezes. The site provides basic facilities including water supply and restrooms, along with space for cycling activities. Visitors can pitch their own tents on designated grounds or opt for more comfortable accommodation in rooms equipped with air conditioning and television. For larger groups of ten or more, bigger houses are available. The location can be easily found by searching for Pa Sak Dam Campsite. Camping fees start at 80 baht per night for a tent pitch, while air-conditioned rooms range from 1,000 to 1,200 baht per night and larger houses cost 2,500 baht per night. Equipment rental is not available at this site.
at New Zealand Muang Thai (41m above sea level • 14.87°N, 101.07°E)
