This national park campsite in Chaiyaphum province offers camping areas beside a large waterfall, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings and the sound of flowing water throughout their stay. The park provides hiking trails for those interested in exploring the forest environment, bathroom facilities for campers, and a restaurant serving food and beverages. Guests can visit the waterfall and walk through the surrounding areas at their leisure. The location appeals to those seeking outdoor recreation and an opportunity to experience nature in this region of Thailand. The site serves as a base for both relaxation and exploration of the park's natural features. The camping fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available for visitors.
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Beautiful views all around - 200 baht ticket for foreigners. Water fall is a short walk from parking area . Plenty of washroom and toilets . Restaurants available .
Tan Tot National Park is a beautiful and peaceful place, perfect for hiking, relaxing, and enjoying nature. The trails are well-marked, the views are great, and the atmosphere is very calm — ideal for a quiet day out. However, I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 because the entrance fee for foreigners is 5 times higher than for Thai nationals. The park is definitely worth visiting, but the dual pricing feels a bit unfair. Still, it’s a wonderful spot for nature lovers and absolutely worth the trip!
Right after the end of the raining season Tat Ton waterfall carries plenty of water. While not very high it is a decent size stream falling over a sandstone cliff. Upstream one can wade in the knee deep water to the other side and also use the occasion for a longer walk in the forest. Adjacent to the waterfall are many bungalows for rent by the National Park service. I really like the place because - while visited by many locals - it is not overrun by tourists.
Since we planned to take photos of Perseid Meteor Shower at Tat Ton National Park, we packed our tent and accessories to spend a night there. But when we arrived, we discovered that a house or a lodge that the park offers for rent is so much more easy for our life... we can charge our phones, iPad, notebook, and etc. So we decided to rent a room for 2 at one of a large house which the park divided it in 4 rooms. And of course, we chose the first one on the left side. When a park officer opened the room for us, we were very impressed. The room is new and they have everything provided as same as a basic hotel. In this case, we had a right decision to rent a room instead of using our tent. The problem is the officer told us that there wasn't anyone renting a room with us so it would be very quiet at night... with we had no problem with until when I was scrolling down my mobile phone, I heard someone moved a furniture and when I was showering, I heard a toddler crying and a mother silenced him or her (- -') But everything was okay when I exited the bathroom so yeah, may be the officer was wrong and there was some family renting a house or room nearby which we didn't see it through the thick of a forest. Anyway, we were still impressed and would like to recommend anyone to rent a house or room at the park. It's worth it.
Great waterfall, there is a swimming area too down the waterfall. Has food, washing, picnic and shower facilities too. Coming here on Sunday the place filled with families having picnic next to the waterfall and inside the river children playing in. I usually come to river water as so good for me, I sleep so well after having bathe in river water for good amount of time.
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Beautiful views all around - 200 baht ticket for foreigners. Water fall is a short walk from parking area . Plenty of washroom and toilets . Restaurants available .
Tan Tot National Park is a beautiful and peaceful place, perfect for hiking, relaxing, and enjoying nature. The trails are well-marked, the views are great, and the atmosphere is very calm — ideal for a quiet day out. However, I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 because the entrance fee for foreigners is 5 times higher than for Thai nationals. The park is definitely worth visiting, but the dual pricing feels a bit unfair. Still, it’s a wonderful spot for nature lovers and absolutely worth the trip!
Right after the end of the raining season Tat Ton waterfall carries plenty of water. While not very high it is a decent size stream falling over a sandstone cliff. Upstream one can wade in the knee deep water to the other side and also use the occasion for a longer walk in the forest. Adjacent to the waterfall are many bungalows for rent by the National Park service. I really like the place because - while visited by many locals - it is not overrun by tourists.
Since we planned to take photos of Perseid Meteor Shower at Tat Ton National Park, we packed our tent and accessories to spend a night there. But when we arrived, we discovered that a house or a lodge that the park offers for rent is so much more easy for our life... we can charge our phones, iPad, notebook, and etc. So we decided to rent a room for 2 at one of a large house which the park divided it in 4 rooms. And of course, we chose the first one on the left side. When a park officer opened the room for us, we were very impressed. The room is new and they have everything provided as same as a basic hotel. In this case, we had a right decision to rent a room instead of using our tent. The problem is the officer told us that there wasn't anyone renting a room with us so it would be very quiet at night... with we had no problem with until when I was scrolling down my mobile phone, I heard someone moved a furniture and when I was showering, I heard a toddler crying and a mother silenced him or her (- -') But everything was okay when I exited the bathroom so yeah, may be the officer was wrong and there was some family renting a house or room nearby which we didn't see it through the thick of a forest. Anyway, we were still impressed and would like to recommend anyone to rent a house or room at the park. It's worth it.
Great waterfall, there is a swimming area too down the waterfall. Has food, washing, picnic and shower facilities too. Coming here on Sunday the place filled with families having picnic next to the waterfall and inside the river children playing in. I usually come to river water as so good for me, I sleep so well after having bathe in river water for good amount of time.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Chaiyaphum offers camping facilities amid natural rock formations and open grassland areas. Located within Phu Lan Kha National Park, also known as Mor Hin Khao, the site provides opportunities for visitors to observe stars at night and watch the sunrise in the early morning. The camping area features a grass field suitable for setting up tents with views across the landscape. Basic facilities include toilets to support overnight stays. The site attracts nature enthusiasts and those seeking an outdoor camping experience in the national park environment. The remote location provides access to fresh air and natural surroundings typical of the region. The campsite charges 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availablePha Pho Mueang campsite in Chaiyaphum sits amid the seasonal Dok Krajiao (Siam tulip) fields of Sai Thong National Park during the rainy season. This campsite in Chaiyaphum draws campers wanting cool weather with morning mist and rain, and this year the field's kept white Krajiao blooms alongside the usual pink ones. Visitors who don't want to walk far can head to the Sub Mongkol service point and catch a shuttle to Thung Bua Sawan 1, or hike the Pha Ham Hod-Thung Bua Sawan nature trail, over 2 kilometers long. Fees are 40 THB park entry per person, 30 THB per car, 20 THB per motorcycle, and 30 THB per person per night for tent pitching. The shaded grounds have a welfare shop serving made-to-order food, newly built separate men's and women's restrooms, and a dishwashing area, but there's no electricity charging point and no trash disposal — campers must carry out their own garbage. Phone signal in the area is very weak.
Pha Pho Mueang Camping Ground is located within Sai Thong National Park in Chaiyaphum Province. The site offers a natural setting with cool temperatures around 19 degrees Celsius. Campers can enjoy views and morning mist from the camping area. Nearby walking trails lead to viewpoints at Pha Ham Hod and Pha Hak Ko cliffs, while Thung Bua Sawan 1 at Dan Sap Mongkhol checkpoint is accessible via a short 300-meter walk. Both areas are connected by footpaths, making exploration convenient. The location provides a quiet retreat away from urban activity, particularly during periods outside the Krajeaw flower blooming season when visitor numbers are lower. Available facilities include viewpoints and mist observation areas, forest walking trails, photography spots, restrooms, shower rooms, and a restaurant. The camping ground charges 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental services are not available.
Lam Phatao Dam is located in Kaeng Khro District, Chaiyaphum Province, offering a cool camping experience year-round. Even during hot season, the mountain climate remains cool to cold with strong cool breezes from evening until nearly noon and heavy morning dew. Chaiyaphum is a destination suitable for all three seasons - hot season features waterfalls and natural springs, rainy season brings wild sunflower blooms and mist in every national park, while cold season offers extremely cold weather perfect for those who love chilly climates. The site provides complete facilities including restrooms and restaurants, electricity supply, and most importantly, free camping areas with no charges. It's suitable for all types of travelers, from families to friend groups, whether coming to dine while enjoying natural valley scenery, swimming to cool off, or camping overnight. Trash bins are provided on-site, and visitors are expected to maintain cleanliness and pack out their waste.
Equipment rental availablePa Hin Ngam National Park in Chaiyaphum province attracts visitors seeking natural landscapes and the annual blooming of Dok Krachiao flowers from June through late August. Early morning visits offer opportunities to witness mist over the flower fields, and visitors should bring rain protection. The park features hiking trails, viewpoints for mist and landscape observation, bird watching areas, and opportunities for stargazing. Facilities include restrooms and a shop within the grounds. The park entrance fee for Thai nationals is 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. Access to the flower fields requires a tram or pickup truck service at an additional cost of 30 to 60 baht per person, as private vehicles are not permitted in this area. Camping costs 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Rai Unalom is a camping area located beside Nam Phud Thap Lao spring in Chaiyaphum province. The site offers a quiet and private environment suited to those seeking a nature-oriented experience. Camping pitches are set along the stream in a shaded setting where the gentle sound of flowing water provides a natural soundtrack throughout the night. The spring maintains clear running water year-round, and visitors can bring chairs to sit and soak in the cool stream about 50 meters from the main water source. This location caters to adventurous campers rather than those prioritizing convenience. Mosquitoes can be persistent, so bringing adequate repellent and coils is advisable. Mobile phone coverage is limited to AIS and DTAC networks only. Available facilities include parking, restrooms, electricity, a shop, a restaurant, and barbecue areas. The site charges 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableYadaphuview Farmstay is located along the route ascending to Mor Hin Khao, four kilometers before reaching the main site in Chaiyaphum Province. The campsite sits on a mountaintop offering views suitable for sunrise watching in the morning and stargazing at night. The setting provides opportunities for photography and relaxation, with viewpoints that overlook the surrounding landscape and occasional sea of mist. All vehicle types can access the site with ease. Facilities include parking, restrooms, and showers. Visitors may pitch their own tents or opt for dome tents that accommodate two people. Rates range from 200 to 900 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Suan Samphanrak is a campsite in Chaiyaphum province located just a 5-minute drive from the entrance to Pa Hin Ngam National Park, known for its seasonal Krachiao flower fields. The site is walk-in only with no advance booking required except for the private tent-house lawn area, and it operates daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with no entry allowed after 8:00 PM. Check-in starts at 8:00 AM and check-out is at 3:00 PM. Camping fee is 200 THB per person per day, which includes free electricity access at every camping spot; guests are advised to bring a 10-15 meter extension cord. Children under 130 cm stay free, while those 130-150 cm pay 100 THB and those over 150 cm pay full price. AIS and True mobile signals work well here, though dtac signal is weak; WiFi is also available. Small pets are allowed if owners clean up after them. Smoking and open fires on the grass are prohibited.
