Are young children and elderly guests admitted for free?

Children aged 0–10 and guests aged 70 and above stay for free.

Is there any accommodation other than tent camping?

Yes, there is an earth-house (baan din) available as a room-style accommodation in addition to tent camping.

Are there water activities available at the campsite?

Yes, there is rubber-ring river rafting (approximately 1 hour) and 9-rapid kayaking (1.5 hours); along the way you can also jump into deep water pools and pick wild vegetables by the stream.

Are there non-water activities to enjoy at the camp?

Yes, activities include ATV riding (12 km or 20+ km routes), Hmong Formula go-karts, and a sea-of-fog viewpoint trip — children aged 0–10 visit the viewpoint for free.

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A camping ground by round limestone hills, with blue and white tents, a wooden table and chairs under a tripod, sky orange near dawn

A white tent stands in a camping ground with a canopy over it and bright lights, behind the tent is a rocky mountain covered with trees, and the sky has clouds floating.

A restroom with horizontal slatted design, trees growing on the roof, and a sign indicating it is for women

Pha Camp

Saraburi

4.9(10 reviews)

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Pha Camp is located in Saraburi Province along a rocky cliff edge with dedicated seating areas for evening stargazing. Daytime temperatures tend to be warm while nights are cool and comfortable. The campsite is divided into three distinct zones: a relaxation zone, a standard camping zone, and a car camping zone. Available facilities include electricity, water supply, restrooms, parking, barbecue areas, viewpoints, a swimming area, a restaurant, and a shop. The on-site restaurant serves various food options including Thai hotpot and pork grills. Several attractions are within walking distance, including Hom Mon Sikan at 1 kilometer, Liang Pha viewpoint at 500 meters, Wat Tham Bo Pla temple cave at 700 meters, a clifftop sunflower field at 400 meters, and a giant Prong tree at 300 meters. The camping fee is 150 baht per person, and equipment rental is available for tents and barbecue grills.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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A camping ground by round limestone hills, with blue and white tents, a wooden table and chairs under a tripod, sky orange near dawn — Pha Camp — A camping ground by round limestone hills, with blue and white tents, a wooden table and chairs under a tripod, sky orange near dawn

Notes from our team

Atmosphere: The camping ground at Pha Camp is a wide open space, so tents never feel cramped. There is a viewpoint, and the site is popular for stargazing since the night sky opens up clearly after dark. On noise, staff walk around in the evening asking guests to keep it down, so the whole area settles into quiet after about 10 pm, and any late-night disturbance gets handled quickly when reported to the admin.
Water & swimming: Within the grounds there is a water spot for a cool dip during the day — a nice break between walking around the site and heading up to the viewpoint, and a good outlet for kids with energy to burn. Water supply and electricity are also available across the camping area, so a full-day setup here covers the basics.
Best time to go: Cool season is when Pha Camp is at its best — temperatures drop noticeably, so bring proper warm layers. The fresh air all day suits sitting at the viewpoint and stargazing at night. Rainy season is still workable, but the ground turns muddy and walking around becomes trickier, so it is better to skip days with heavy rain in the forecast.

Amenities

⚡Electricity

🚻Toilet

🍽️Restaurant

🍖BBQ/Grilling

⭐Stargazing

🌄Viewpoint/Sea of Mist

🅿️Parking

🏊Swimming

💧Water Supply

🛒Shop

🚙Car Camping / RV

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