Suan Waew Arun is located in Phetchabun province, just 1 kilometer from the Bo Thong traffic light intersection. The site offers a spacious camping area surrounded by natural scenery. Clean restrooms and shower facilities with hot water are available on site. The campground features a cafe where visitors can enjoy coffee with mountain views, as well as a restaurant serving a variety of meals. Notable features include a viewpoint for observing morning mist and opportunities for stargazing at night. The site operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no advance zone reservations. Pets are welcome. Children aged 0-7 years stay free, while children aged 7-12 years are charged 100 baht per person. The rate is 200 baht per person per night for adults, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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Camp A Day - Nam Nao is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its 360-degree mountain views and clear Milky Way sightings on open-sky nights. The camping ground is well organized and quiet, with plenty of space to pitch tents. Clean restrooms include warm water, and electricity outlets are available throughout the site. There's also a café where guests can relax and enjoy the view. The fee is 200 THB per person. On rainy days, thick fog often rolls in, and evenings turn pleasantly cold. A visitor who set up a tent attached to her car described being surrounded by countless stars and finally catching sight of the Milky Way when the sky cleared, spending two days and two nights at the site during her first visit to Nam Nao district. The small town atmosphere and fresh air made the short trip memorable.
Pang Man Mok is a campsite in Phetchabun set right on Sanlang Mangkorn Road between Phu Thap Boek and Na Sa Ung, known for its all-day sea-of-mist views. The spot doubles as a café and campground, with cool fresh air and good-quality, reasonably priced coffee. Camping on the dirt ground costs 150 baht per person, while sleeping on a raised bamboo platform costs 200 baht per person. Restrooms are clean, though there is no electricity available at the campsite. Food is offered at the café but in limited quantity, so campers are advised to bring their own supplies. The access road is narrow but not as steep as routes found in northern Thailand; however, fog can become thick enough at times to obscure visibility on the road. This is a good choice for anyone wanting a scenic natural campsite with sea-of-mist views. Contact numbers are provided for booking or inquiries, and staff are known to be friendly and helpful.
Sun Stone Namnao occupies a hillside location in Phetchabun province, offering an open camping area with 180-degree panoramic views of layered mountain ranges. At night, distant city lights become visible beneath the dark sky, creating favorable conditions for stargazing and photography. The atmosphere remains quiet and private throughout the day, with cool breezes and clear weather. Morning and evening hours provide particularly good lighting for photography. The site includes electricity, restrooms, shower facilities, viewpoints, and a coffee shop. With space limited to 15 tents, the campsite maintains an uncrowded environment, though this also means advance reservations are advisable, especially before holiday periods. The entrance fee is 199 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Better View Nam Nao offers a terraced campsite in Phetchabun with sweeping views of four provinces: Phetchabun, Khon Kaen, Loei, and Chaiyaphum. This campsite in Phetchabun sets each tent zone on stepped terrain so no pitch blocks another's view, letting campers watch both sunset and sunrise right from their tent. During the rainy season the grass turns green, the air stays cool, and misty mornings are common after light rain. Camping costs 150 baht per person per night, and hot-water showers are available alongside shared toilets for cold-sensitive guests. Electricity hook-ups are provided, and the site sells food such as moo kata grill sets and made-to-order dishes. Access is easy via a main road suitable for any vehicle, and the campsite welcomes car camping on a stone-paved area, plus tarp or awning setups on the grass. Rooftop tents are welcome at the same rate as ground camping. Dome tent accommodation is available for those who prefer not to pitch their own tent. Quiet hours apply after 10 PM.
Equipment rental availableBanrai Khun Nongluck is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its misty mountain views and sunset from four separate camping zones. Located in Khok Mon subdistrict, Nam Nao district, the site offers a cliffside zone (Rim Pha) for 10-12 tents, a white bridge zone (Saphan Khao) with similar cliff views separated by a road for 25-30 tents, a private group zone for 6-7 tents with a large pavilion for rain shelter, a tower zone for 2-3 units, and a camper car zone by the cliff for 2 vehicles. Tent camping costs 200 baht per person if you bring your own tent, with children aged 6-15 charged 100 baht; pillow, blanket, and mattress rental sets are available for 150 baht. The property also offers several room types ranging from 1,200 to 1,500 baht (VIP), each equipped with WiFi, TV, air conditioning, water heater, hair dryer, towels, drinking water, and coffee. Breakfast is not included in room rates but can be added for 100 baht per person.
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 per night. 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.
Phu Mek Camping Na Sa Ung is a campsite in Phetchabun on Phu Thap Boek known for its morning sea of fog and surrounding mountain views. Campers wake up to mist drifting past their tents and cool morning air, perfect for sipping coffee at sunrise. At night the mood shifts as camp lights glow softly through the fog, giving the whole ground a warm and romantic feel, ideal for gathering around with friends or family for a chat. This camping spot suits those who enjoy photographing scenic mountain views and both morning and night atmospheres. Surrounded by nature on Phu Thap Boek, it offers a getaway for travelers wanting to experience mountain fog and views up close. The setting makes it a solid pick among camping in Phetchabun for fog chasers and photographers alike.
Camp Po Khao Kho occupies a spacious area in the Khao Kho mountain region of Phetchabun province. The site offers views of surrounding mountains and the Rattanai reservoir in a quiet setting suitable for relaxation. Visitors may encounter a sea of mist on certain days, and temperatures tend to be cool. Reservations are not required, as the campsite accepts walk-in guests. The grounds provide electrical outlets for campers, along with separate restroom and shower facilities for men and women equipped with hot water heaters. A dishwashing station is available for guest use. The site has lighting installed throughout the camping area and receives mobile phone signal coverage. Dedicated viewpoints allow guests to observe the landscape and night sky. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
