Suansuk Camp is a campsite in Nong Khai province offering direct riverside spots along the Mekong River in Sang Khom district. Roofed tents cost 300 THB per vehicle while ground tents cost 150 THB per person. The site has clean toilets and power outlet access points for electrical devices. During this season, the Mekong River current is gentle and the water is clear, making it suitable for wading or swimming in the afternoon to evening. Food and drinks are available for purchase on-site, and the owner is noted for being attentive and friendly to guests. Nights can get cold, so warm clothing is recommended. This spot is a good choice for anyone looking for a relaxed riverside camping in Nong Khai without needing to travel far from the water's edge.
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Baan Suan Ta Ek is a riverside campsite in Nongkhai province right on the Mekong River, facing Laos on the opposite bank. Located in Sangkhom district, it sits not far from Chiang Khan and is a newly opened accommodation. Mornings often bring a scenic sea of mist, and the setting stays cool throughout the day. There are three accommodation options: a large room for 6 guests, six small rooms, and a camping in Nongkhai area right by the river. Tent camping costs 150 THB per person, not including breakfast, with a limit of one group per day and a maximum of 4 guests. The property has a café but no restaurant, and bookings must be made through their online reservation system in advance. Guests are asked to keep noise down and avoid karaoke equipment after 10 PM since the site is located within a community area. It suits travelers seeking a quiet, nature-focused riverside stay.
Khrua Mai Nam is located in Sangkhom District, Nong Khai Province, along the banks of the Mekong River. The site offers a tranquil setting reminiscent of Pang Ung, particularly in the early morning when mist drifts across the water. Facilities on site include a restaurant, restrooms, shower facilities, and electricity supply. In addition to the camping ground, accommodation units are available for those seeking more comfort. Visitors can enjoy fishing activities during their stay, and parking is provided for guests arriving by vehicle. The site is situated in a convenient location for exploring the natural scenery of the Mekong riverside area. The overnight rate is 100 baht per person, and camping equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableMaekong Hidden Camp is located in Sangkhom District, Nong Khai Province, offering accommodation, dining, and activities at a single location along the Mekong River. Visitors can watch the sunrise at Phu Nong, take evening boat trips to Pan Khod Saen Khrai to view the sunset over sandbars, or hike to Phu Loen for mountain sunset views. The site features a restaurant serving Thai barbecue and other meals, along with a coffee shop overlooking the Mekong where guests can observe traditional fishing activities. Facilities include bathrooms, showers, and clean water supply. The area is suitable for photography and birdwatching. Check-in begins at 14:00 and check-out is at 11:00, though guests bringing their own tents may set up from 12:00 onward. Pets are not permitted in the dome tent area. Rates range from 150 to 1200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableSuan Ta Khaeo Camp sits just 8 kilometers from Chiang Khan Walking Street in Loei Province, offering views of the Lao mountains and the Mekong River. The camping area is spacious and divided into multiple zones, with the option to reserve specific plots. Temperatures drop considerably at night, and morning mist can be observed from the viewpoint. In addition to tent sites, the property also provides accommodation units. Facilities include parking, toilets, showers, a restaurant, electricity, water, and a viewpoint area. The camp enforces clear regulations, including no guitars, karaoke, or noise between 22:30 and 08:00. This makes it well-suited for visitors seeking a quiet environment and those interested in watching the sunset over the river. The nightly rate is 150 to 180 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Baan-Pla Sky & Mountain is a campsite in Loei province located just 50 meters from the Phu Thok ticket point, known for its thick morning fog and clear night sky for stargazing. The camping ground is spread across three zones (A, B, C) on wide grassy terrain, with separate clean restrooms for men and women equipped with water heaters. Electricity is available on site, though campers should bring their own 5-10 meter extension cords. The parking area is spacious and secure, accommodating small cars, large vehicles, and even RVs. All types of vehicles can access the site easily, and phone signal works on every network. Pets are allowed as long as they remain supervised. Prices start from just 150 baht per person, and advance booking is required. On-site amenities include fresh coffee, breakfast, and Thai barbecue (moo kratha) service for guests.
Dong E Mu Camp View Rai Phu Wanai earns consistent top rankings among campers in Loei province for its sweeping, unfiltered mountain panoramas that visitors describe as a "million-baht view." Located in Phu Ruea district, this campsite in Loei was relatively unknown in its early days, hosting as few as three tents at a time with no electricity on site — a setup that kept the experience close to raw nature. The mountain scenery visible from the camping area requires no photo editing, a point that return visitors highlight repeatedly. The small initial capacity suggests an intimate site rather than a large resort-style camp. Phu Ruea district is known for cool to cold temperatures, making it especially appealing for campers who enjoy mountain weather. Specific pricing, booking details, and current facilities were not stated in available information, so contacting the camp directly is recommended before planning a trip.
Equipment rental availableSuan Lung Chiang Camp is a campsite in Loei province just 9 kilometers from Chiang Khan walking street, with easy access by motorbike or car. The site offers 5 different camping zones at 150 THB per person, with electricity and toilets available in every zone. For those who don't want to bring their own gear, there are pre-set tents with full bedding and a roof for 700 THB per 2 people, or air-conditioned dome tents with private bathrooms for 1000 THB per 2 people. These June 2024 rates make it a flexible option for various budgets. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, socialize, and grill on-site. It's a good pick for travelers visiting Chiang Khan who want scenic accommodation at an affordable price, with bookings and inquiries handled by phone.
Na Saphan Camping 2 occupies a six-rai site in Nan province, situated beside a stream with surrounding rice fields and mountain landscapes. The campground welcomes visitors daily on a walk-in basis without advance booking required. Facilities include clean restrooms with hot water systems, showers, electricity, and running water. Guests can swim in the stream and gather around campfires. Additional features include viewpoints for observing morning mist, a complimentary vegetable picking area, and an on-site restaurant offering Thai-style grilled pork pan service. For those preferring not to camp, private rooms are also available. The site is located almost two kilometers past the Ozone Saphan bridge. Admission costs 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not provided.
