Is there phone signal at the campsite?

There is no phone signal from any network inside the property, which makes communication quite difficult.

What is the road condition like getting there?

The road leading in is in good condition, and there's a 7-Eleven nearby.

Should I contact the owner before visiting?

It's recommended to contact the owner in advance since there's no phone signal on site, so reaching out via LINE chat beforehand is best.

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A small wooden cabin on a hillside, three windows, a dog resting by the railing, a canopy on the roof, foggy sky, surrounded by forest

A black kettle sits on a gas stove with a lit flame, on a green table, with a wooden house, trees, and fog-covered mountains in the distance.

A gray overcast sky, a field full of yellow flowers, a small building and trees in the background

Rai Nai Sing (Ban Khok Nok Sarika)

Nong Bua Lam Phu

4.8(5 reviews)

Rai Nai Sing is a hidden campsite in Nongbua Lamphu province, tucked away in Ban Khok Nok Sarika with a spacious pitch area. The site offers a toilet, clean water, and solar-cell electricity for lighting. Road access is good and a 7-Eleven is nearby, but there is no phone signal from any network inside the property, making communication during your stay difficult. Camping costs 150 baht per person per night. It's recommended to contact the owner in advance before visiting, since the lack of phone signal makes reaching the site by phone unreliable once you arrive — reaching out via LINE chat beforehand is advised. This spot suits campers looking to disconnect fully, with no cell signal and a quiet, out-of-the-way rural setting away from crowds.

Last updated: October 10, 2026

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A small wooden cabin on a hillside, three windows, a dog resting by the railing, a canopy on the roof, foggy sky, surrounded by forest — Rai Nai Sing (Ban Khok Nok Sarika) — A small wooden cabin on a hillside, three windows, a dog resting by the railing, a canopy on the roof, foggy sky, surrounded by forest

Notes from our team

Atmosphere: The tent ground sits on an open hilltop in the middle of the farm with wide views all around. There are almost no large shade trees during the day, so a tent with good sun protection is advisable. Mobile signal is completely absent here. Along the road up and down the farm there are rubber groves and small ponds that make good photo stops.
Getting there: The access road is a dirt track running through rubber plantations; the last ten kilometres have rocks and small stream crossings. A high-clearance pickup or 4WD is the comfortable choice, while a sedan can make it but needs careful driving. Calling the camp staff for route directions before setting off is recommended.
Water & swimming: Water is available but limited, and during the cold season evening showers are suspended because temperatures drop sharply. Those who want a wash can go down to the stream below the farm — the water is not crystal clear but usable. Electricity is limited to night-time lighting and cannot support high-power appliances.
Best time to go: Cool season is the best time to visit: the road is dry, temperatures drop comfortably, and morning mist settles right at the tents. The rainy season is not recommended, as the dirt road turns to slippery mud that challenges even pickups. Hot season gets noticeably hotter since the open ground offers no large tree shade.

Amenities

🚻Toilet

💧Water Supply

⚡Electricity

🏪Convenience Store

🚿Shower

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