The Lagoon Camping Resort is located in Chanthaburi province and offers a relaxed camping environment suitable for outdoor recreation. Visitors can enjoy complimentary fishing and swimming with life jackets provided at no charge. Each guest also receives one hour of free canoe kayaking. The site appeals to those interested in photography and spending time near water. Facilities include separate restrooms for men and women, shower rooms, electrical hookups, and wireless internet access. Pets are welcome without additional fees. Guests are expected to observe quiet hours after 10 PM. Check-in begins at 11 AM and checkout is required before noon. The site provides access to drinking water and basic amenities for a comfortable stay. Rates range from 200 to 1200 baht per person per night, and tent rental with two bedding sets and a fan is available.
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JungleCamp Keereedhara is located in Chanthaburi province along a waterway, making it a suitable retreat during the hot season. Visitors can pitch tents in the breezy setting, swim in the stream, paddle kayaks, or relax by the water in the cooler evening hours. The grounds accommodate recreational vehicles, tent trailers, and camper vans. Facilities include parking, restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, a designated fire pit area, and fishing spots. Pets are permitted on site. A community shop is located approximately 500 meters from the camping area. The site charges 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Khlong Phaibun Waterfall campsite in Chanthaburi sits just 20 metres from a cold, high-volume waterfall inside Khao Khitchakut National Park — making it one of the closest swim-to-camp spots in the province. The camping fee is just 30 THB per person, with electricity available at Zone 2 (near the toilets; bring your own extension cord) at a voluntary contribution. The park has recently widened and deepened the swimming area, so guests can splash around all day long. Toilets are on-site and described as adequate. On quiet visits, campers can have the entire area almost to themselves. The campsite is best suited for those looking to escape the heat, since the waterfall water stays notably cool even when temperatures rise outside.
Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park Camping Ground is located in Kaeng Hang Maeo District, Chanthaburi Province. This popular camping area sits near a waterfall while maintaining a quiet atmosphere. The site offers four designated camping zones and features shallow water areas suitable for swimming. Facilities include electricity, running water, bathrooms and showers, parking, a dishwashing area, complimentary phone charging stations, and a welfare shop. Visitors can also rent kayaks to explore the surrounding natural areas. Access to the park requires an entrance fee of 20 baht per person and a vehicle fee of 30 baht. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and kayak rental costs 20 baht per person. Payment is accepted in cash only, and mobile phone coverage is limited to the AIS network. Equipment rental is not available at this site.
Equipment rental availableKhao Kitchakut National Park campsite in Chanthaburi sits beside a stream and offers noticeably cool nights, making it a strong choice for campers who want riverside sleeping without driving far into the mountains. The camping area is split into three spacious grass zones — tent slot 53 was still available on a Saturday — and the 30 THB per-person camping fee plus 40 THB park entry ticket doubles as admission to hike Khao Phra Bat Phluang (Khao Kitchakut) until midnight, so no second payment is needed. Vehicle entry costs 30 THB per car. The park welfare shop operates during government hours, but a 7-Eleven located about 2 km away delivers inside the park via app. AIS 5G signal is confirmed, charging points are available, and rangers patrol almost all night. The waterfall inside the park runs 13 tiers, with tier 8 rated the most scenic. Weekdays are noticeably quieter than weekends.
at The Lagoon Camping Resort (7m above sea level • 12.76°N, 101.83°E)
