Rai Tinnaphop Nan Campsite

Notes from our team

Who it suits

At 150 baht per head, this suits families and campers who are fine self-catering, since there is no food or electricity provided. Those expecting full-service accommodation should look elsewhere. The field takes around 20 tents and is usually uncrowded, but it gets lively over New Year, so quiet-seekers should avoid holidays. Calling ahead to reserve a spot is recommended so the owner can plan the space for you.

Value for money

At 150 baht per person, you get a grassy pitch with a view spanning 3 districts of Nan, clean flush toilets with showers, a proper waste disposal point, and an attentive host. Compared with other camps lower down in the same area, this one sits at the highest point, so the price-to-view ratio is solid. Just know it is a simple camping field, not a resort.

Food & supplies

The camping fee does not cover food—there is no food service here, only a small drinks selection and no ice for sale. Bring everything you plan to eat before heading up, so budget for groceries on top of the camping fee. The good news is mobile signal works, but there is no electricity apart from solar power at certain hours, so pack a flashlight.