Do I need to book in advance?

No advance booking is required; just arrive, pick a pitch, and give your name and phone number.

Can I bring my pet along?

Pets are allowed, but only within the tent camping area.

What is the road to the campsite like — is it steep?

The road is not steep and easy to access, as the campsite sits right along the main road on the way up Phu Hua Hom.

Is there a camping fee for children?

The 150 THB per person fee only applies to guests aged 10 and above; younger children are free.

Is there a spot for car camping?

Yes, there is a designated area for car camping.

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A campsite on a grassy hilltop with tents, vehicles, and sunshades, overlooking a forested valley and distant mountains under a cloudy sky

Several tents and motorcycles are set on a grassy area, with distant forests and mountains visible under a cloudy sky.

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Rai Lung Nueng

Loei

5.0(9 reviews)

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Rai Lung Nueng is a campsite in Loei province at Ban Saeng Pha, Na Haeo district, known for its morning sea-of-mist views right at your tent door. The site sits along the main road on the way up Phu Hua Hom, with an easy, non-steep access route. There are 6-7 tent pitches to choose from, and no advance booking is needed — just arrive, pick a spot, and give your name and phone number. Camping fee is 150 THB per person, charged only for guests aged 10 and up. Electricity is available on-site, along with 5 clean toilets equipped with water heaters. Food and drinks are sold on the property, and car camping space is available. Pets are allowed but only within the tent camping zone. Evenings get cool, dropping below 20°C, making it pleasant for viewing the mist. House accommodation is also offered with prices varying by month, separate from the tent fee. Booking is through the Rai Lung Nueng Facebook page.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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A campsite on a grassy hilltop with tents, vehicles, and sunshades, overlooking a forested valley and distant mountains under a cloudy sky — Rai Lung Nueng — A campsite on a grassy hilltop with tents, vehicles, and sunshades, overlooking a forested valley and distant mountains under a cloudy sky

Notes from our team

Atmosphere: Rai Lung Nueng sits cupped by the hills of Na Haeo, with layered mountain ridges filling the horizon on all sides. Nights here run genuinely cool — the kind that makes for deep, unbroken sleep. Within the grounds, a viewpoint has been carved out of what used to be forested land, opening up a clear vantage point for watching morning and evening light move across the ranges, and it has become a favorite frame for photos.
Quiet & crowds: The quiet here comes from both location and house rules: the grounds sit deep in the hills of Na Haeo, away from main roads and engine noise, and loud sounds are asked to stop from 10 pm onward. After dark, what remains is wind and cool mountain air. During the day the viewpoint sees more visitors dropping by, but the hours after sunset are when the camp settles into its calmest stretch of the day.

Amenities

🅿️Parking

🚻Toilet

⚡Electricity

💧Water Supply

🍽️Restaurant

🌄Viewpoint/Sea of Mist

🍖BBQ/Grilling

🐕Pet Friendly

🚿Shower

🚙Car Camping / RV

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