How much does it cost to camp?

The camping fee is 150 THB per person per night.

What views can I expect from the campsite?

The campsite sits on the Dragon's Spine Road and offers 360-degree panoramic views — looking east you see the town of Lom Kao, while to the west the mountains of Ban Na Sa-ung and Phu Phra in Loei province line the horizon.

Is there phone signal at the campsite?

Phone signal is available on all carriers throughout the campsite.

Can regular or lowered cars make it up to the campsite?

All vehicle types can reach the site in dry weather, including lowered cars. However, rain makes the road impassable for lowered vehicles, so it's best to check conditions before heading up.

Yes, on-site parking is available at the campsite.

Yes, pets are welcome at this campsite.

Is it good for stargazing and photography?

Absolutely — the site is particularly known for its stargazing and morning sea of mist, and the 360-degree panoramic views make it an excellent spot for photography.

Is there electricity available for charging devices?

There is lighting on site, but no electrical hookups for charging devices.

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The sky transitions from orange-yellow to blue at dusk, with trees, a motorcycle, and a tent on the ground, plus a swing with a lamp hanging from a wooden frame.

A tent, temporary kitchen structure, and vegetation at the campsite during sunset

A mountain covered with trees, stones arranged on a grassy area, and a cloudy sky

Rai Wana Phan Na Sa-ung

Phetchabun

4.8(9 reviews)

Rai Wana Phan Na Sa-ung delivers 360-degree panoramic views along the Dragon's Spine Road (Phu Thap Boek–Na Sa-ung ridge), making it one of the most scenic campsites in Phetchabun province for stargazing and sea-of-mist mornings. The fee is 150 THB per person. Toilets and shower facilities are rated three stars, and there is lighting on site though no electrical hookups. Phone signal is available on all carriers. Facing east, campers see the town of Lom Kao; facing west, the mountains of Ban Na Sa-ung and Phu Phra in Loei province line the horizon. Cool temperatures last all day. All vehicle types can access the site in dry weather, but lowered vehicles should proceed with caution — rain makes the road impassable for such cars.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

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Notes from our team

Value for money: Camping costs a flat 150 baht, which covers parking, a campfire spot, and the mountain-view deck for stargazing and sunrise. Toilets and showers are included in the same rate — the per-person fee is the only charge.

Amenities

🚻Toilet

🚿Shower

⚡Electricity

⭐Stargazing

🌄Viewpoint/Sea of Mist

🌅Sunrise Viewing

📷Photography

🅿️Parking

🐕Pet Friendly

🔥Campfire

🍖BBQ/Grilling

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