Sirinat National Park is located in Phuket and offers camping grounds along the coastline where visitors can stay overnight. The camping area sits near mangrove forests and Mai Khao Beach, which are notable features of the park. Campers can set up their tents close to the shore with views of the bay and surrounding mangrove areas. Restroom facilities are provided within the camping zone, and the beach is within walking distance from the campsite. The park environment suits travelers looking to spend time by the sea and experience coastal nature. The national park setting provides access to both beach and forest landscapes in one location. Fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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Quiet beach with a small fishing fleet that has a morning market It’s in the national Park, so sometimes they’ll be people trying to charge you to get in
We paid the official entrance fee to Sirinat National Park as responsible visitors, but the experience was disappointing and felt poorly managed. Shortly after entering, it became clear that many people were accessing the beach area without paying, and even a local person approached us suggesting that visitors often avoid the checkpoint. This creates an unfair situation: honest tourists pay, while many others do not, and there doesn’t seem to be consistent control. What made it worse is that the park area and beach we visited were not well maintained. We found a lot of litter and debris, which is really sad because the natural setting could be beautiful if it were properly cared for. Paying an entrance fee would feel reasonable if it clearly translated into cleanliness, basic maintenance and a better visitor experience. Overall, we left with the impression that the fee is not matched by the current condition of the park, and that management and enforcement need serious improvement.
beautiful park on the beach! the trees are amazing. if you get there before 8am or after 4pm you don't have to pay the 200 bhat entrance fee. the beach off to the right is nicer and you can watch the planes land at the airport
it a nice small bay with sandy beach and clear water. It has a restaurant for food, and way over priced sunbeds for rent. Bring your beach towel as rental price for a sunbed are ridiculous, $50 for 1-bed! Also note to come early, due to the small size beach it will quickly get overcrowded by noon.
Giving a one star cause the ticket is a scam and the beach and area all around has so much trash and debris. It's not a park with anything to see or do, it's just blocked from one point to another where they can try and get unknowing tourists to pay a fee. There are ways to enter and you can just go around near the beach. It's says 200 baht for foreigners and 40 baht for locals, but I never saw any locals stop, so it's definitely a quick way to get money. Nothing to see, don't pay, just go around!
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Quiet beach with a small fishing fleet that has a morning market It’s in the national Park, so sometimes they’ll be people trying to charge you to get in
We paid the official entrance fee to Sirinat National Park as responsible visitors, but the experience was disappointing and felt poorly managed. Shortly after entering, it became clear that many people were accessing the beach area without paying, and even a local person approached us suggesting that visitors often avoid the checkpoint. This creates an unfair situation: honest tourists pay, while many others do not, and there doesn’t seem to be consistent control. What made it worse is that the park area and beach we visited were not well maintained. We found a lot of litter and debris, which is really sad because the natural setting could be beautiful if it were properly cared for. Paying an entrance fee would feel reasonable if it clearly translated into cleanliness, basic maintenance and a better visitor experience. Overall, we left with the impression that the fee is not matched by the current condition of the park, and that management and enforcement need serious improvement.
beautiful park on the beach! the trees are amazing. if you get there before 8am or after 4pm you don't have to pay the 200 bhat entrance fee. the beach off to the right is nicer and you can watch the planes land at the airport
it a nice small bay with sandy beach and clear water. It has a restaurant for food, and way over priced sunbeds for rent. Bring your beach towel as rental price for a sunbed are ridiculous, $50 for 1-bed! Also note to come early, due to the small size beach it will quickly get overcrowded by noon.
Giving a one star cause the ticket is a scam and the beach and area all around has so much trash and debris. It's not a park with anything to see or do, it's just blocked from one point to another where they can try and get unknowing tourists to pay a fee. There are ways to enter and you can just go around near the beach. It's says 200 baht for foreigners and 40 baht for locals, but I never saw any locals stop, so it's definitely a quick way to get money. Nothing to see, don't pay, just go around!
Layan Beach is situated within Sirinath National Park in Cherng Talay Subdistrict, Thalang District, Phuket Province. This quiet beach offers well-preserved natural surroundings with fine white sand suitable for seaside camping. Visitors can enjoy listening to the ocean waves and viewing the sunset in the evening. The entrance to the beach can be somewhat difficult to locate and is less accessible compared to neighboring beaches, though parking facilities are available on site. The location is suitable for relaxation and swimming, with restroom and shower facilities provided for campers. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableKhao Lampi-Hat Thai Mueang National Park in Phangnga province serves as a nesting ground for Olive Ridley sea turtles between November and February, with turtle release ceremonies that visitors can witness. The camping area sits near Thai Mueang beach beneath pine trees in a tranquil setting. Facilities include outdoor toilets and showers close to the beach, along with parking space suitable for car camping. Electricity is provided, and campers can build campfires, swim, and cook their own meals. For additional supplies, the nearby Ban Lampi community is located about 5 to 6 kilometers away. Mobile reception is reliable for both True and AIS networks. Evenings tend to be warm, while temperatures drop considerably after midnight. To reach the park, follow Petchkasem Road from Phuket toward Phangnga for approximately 75 kilometers, then turn into the park entrance. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableBamboo Island lies within Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park in Krabi province, approximately 7 kilometers from Phi Phi Don. The island retains much of its natural character, with long stretches of white sandy beaches along its northern and eastern shores. The clear waters allow visibility of shallow coral reefs encircling the island, including staghorn, brain, and plate corals that support diverse marine life. Visitors can set up tents on the island, making it suitable for those seeking a quiet coastal environment. The site provides opportunities for snorkeling around the reef areas and watching the sunrise from the beach. Basic facilities include restrooms for camper use. The national park, established on October 6, 1983, as Thailand's 47th protected area, manages the island as part of the broader archipelago. Camping fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite - Phangnga is situated in Phangnga Province within a marine park environment characterized by limestone islands scattered throughout the area. Visitors can explore the bay and surrounding islands by kayak or take boat tours to observe the natural coastal landscape. The park designates certain areas for tent camping, with bathroom facilities available for campers. Activities center around the marine setting and coastal exploration. The location suits those interested in nature-based experiences and coastal environments. Camping fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available on site.
Equipment rental availableThis national park campsite occupies a coastal location on the main island of the Lanta archipelago in Krabi province. The camping area sits near the beach where clear waters provide opportunities for snorkeling among coral reefs and marine life. Visitors can access viewpoints within the park and watch the sunrise over the sea. Basic facilities include restrooms and water supply for campers. The island setting offers a natural coastal environment suitable for those seeking a seaside camping experience. Beach access from the camping ground is convenient for swimming and shore activities. The site serves as a base for exploring the surrounding islands and marine environments of the archipelago. Rates range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Bang Sak Beach Camping Area is located along the Andaman Sea in Bang Muang Subdistrict, Takua Pa District, Phangnga Province. This camping ground is open to visitors at no charge and provides direct beach access for those seeking a coastal camping experience. The site sits on Bang Sak Beach, offering a quiet setting where campers can walk along the shore and enjoy sea views throughout their stay. Basic facilities are available on site, including toilets and shower rooms maintained by the local Bang Muang Municipality for public use. A coffee shop operates nearby for those looking for beverages or light refreshments during their visit. Visitors are expected to maintain cleanliness and help preserve the natural environment of the camping area. The site charges no camping fee per person per night and does not offer equipment rental services.
Ban Rim Pha is a small campsite in Loei province offering mountain views just 9 km from Dan Sai district. Camping costs 200 THB per person on a gravel-paved ground, with clean toilets on site. In the evening, guests can relax with beer or drinks while listening to soft music. A cafe on the upper level serves fresh coffee including americano, mocha, latte, espresso, cappuccino, and caramel macchiato, along with Thai tea, green tea, and cocoa. For those who prefer a room, fan rooms are available 24 hours a day at 950 THB per night, each with a private bathroom and water heater. A small convenience shop on site sells snacks and drinks. Located near Nong Sim village, this campsite in Loei is a convenient stop for travelers passing through Dan Sai who want an easy overnight stay close to nature.
Ao Toh Li & Camping in Phangnga Province offers viewpoint access and camping accommodation with clear views across to Koh Semet Nang Chee. The site is located in a Dark Sky area where visitors can observe the Milky Way and numerous stars on clear nights. Accommodation options include air-conditioned rooms, bungalows, and tents. Each tent comes equipped with bedding, towels, a fan, and camping chairs. Bathroom facilities are shared. The site provides parking, an on-site restaurant serving halal food to order, electricity, and Wi-Fi access. Visitors can drive up to the location themselves, though the road is quite steep, or alternatively use the shuttle service provided. The location also serves as a base for birdwatching, sunrise viewing, and photography. Guests should note that pets are not permitted on the premises, and pork products may not be brought into the accommodation area. Rates range from 48 to 1,500 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
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