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Equipment rental availableHin Lek Fai Farm Camping in Buriram Province stands out with its shade from large trees and a park-like atmosphere. This campsite limits the number of visitors to ensure privacy. It offers electricity outlets and clean restrooms. There are both grassy and rocky camping areas to choose from, along with a cafe in the center, power outlets throughout the area, and two separate male and female restrooms. Camping fees are only 150 baht per person per night. Those without equipment can rent tents: Naturehike tents with bedding for 500-600 baht, or K2 Indian tents for 300 baht. Further rental equipment can be inquired about on the Hin Lek Fai Farm Camping Facebook page. For those without equipment, the camp offers a promotional price of 495 baht for a large teepee tent complete with chairs, a table, and an ice cooler. This promotion is only available in November and there are only two tents available. Reservations are recommended to secure your tent.
Equipment rental availablePhanom Sawai Forest Park Campsite offers a scenic hilltop campsite in Surin province with cool nighttime air and fresh morning views. Located in Naboua Subdistrict, Mueang Surin District, it opens daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Camping in Surin here costs 30 THB per person per night if you bring your own tent, or you can rent a tent (sleeps 1-3 people) for 225 THB per night. Additional rentals include table and chair sets, lanterns, pillows, sleeping mats, and sleeping bags. The site has clean restrooms, electricity available from 6 PM to 10 PM, and space for cooking your own meals. Park entrance fees are 20 THB per Thai adult (10 THB for children), 20 THB per motorcycle, and 30 THB per car, while bicycles enter free. It's a good spot for nature lovers looking to relax on a day off, with booking available via Facebook or phone.

Ban Ampuil Campsite sits beside the Ban Ampuil reservoir in Mueang Surin district — just 18–20 km from Surin city — and is one of the most popular camping in Surin spots thanks to its scenic sunset views over the water. The site is a small private ground run by the Ban Ampuil community (Ban Kham–Pen Suk), a Thai-Khmer village known for its traditional way of life. Entry fees are 100 THB per adult, 20–50 THB per child, and 100 THB per tent pitch. Facilities include clean toilets, electricity, and a rubbish-disposal point; self-catering is permitted. The waterside setting means cool breezes in the evening, and visitors have noted the site can get quite cold at night. It suits families and campers who prefer a straightforward, no-frills spot with easy access from the city. Booking is available via Facebook or by calling the contact numbers directly.
Equipment rental availableWait Khonburi is located beside Mul Bon Dam in Khon Buri district, Nakhon Ratchasima province. The camping ground offers views of Mount Fuji Jom Thong and provides comprehensive facilities including parking, restrooms, showers, a restaurant, coffee shop, convenience store, electricity, and water. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities such as swimming, fishing, spear fishing, kayaking, boating, bamboo rafting, campfires, grilling, stargazing, sea of mist viewing, moon photography, painting, and wildlife watching. The site accommodates car camping and features battery charging stations, basic medical supplies, and 24-hour CCTV surveillance for security. Pets are welcome, and children under 10 years old enter free of charge. The rate is 150 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.

Elephant Kingdom Jungle Camping in Surin province stands out as the only campsite in [province] where guests can interact with elephants — feeding, bathing, and riding them through the jungle. Located about 7 km from the elephant village, it limits capacity to just 30 guests or 15 tents per night, with advance booking required. Overnight camping costs 150 THB per person (check-in from 08:30, check-out before noon the next day), a day-trip option runs 100 THB per person (out by 15:00), and a walk-in day visit is 50 THB. Elephant feeding costs 50 THB per basket; elephant bathing and riding is 500 THB for Thais and 1,000 THB for foreigners. Guests must bring their own tents and gear — no rentals available. Facilities include toilets, cold-water showers, and electricity for charging devices. No food or drinks are sold on site, though picnic-style cooking is allowed. Campfires on the grass are prohibited.
Equipment rental availableJub Tim Thi Rim Bueng offers camping in Suphan Buri province beside the Lam Taphen Reservoir, surrounded by mountains, at just 150 THB per person per night. The campsite opens primarily on weekends and caters well to families, with camping equipment available for rent. Hot-shower bathrooms (4 stalls total), a café serving food and drinks, and free kayaking with life jackets provided keep guests comfortable and active throughout the stay. Fishing is also available along the reservoir's edge. AIS mobile signal is available on-site; other network users can connect to free Wi-Fi. All vehicle types can reach the campsite via accessible roads, making it easy to bring along gear or children. Pets are welcome, though resident animals are also on the property. Bookings must be made through the Facebook page chat only — phone reservations are not accepted, and calls may occasionally go unanswered due to signal gaps.
Equipment rental availableKung Camp is a campsite in Saraburi province set right beside a waterfall near Muak Lek reservoir, popular for nighttime stargazing. Entry fee is 150 THB per person, children aged 6-12 pay 100 THB, and kids under 5 stay free. Power outlets are provided but campers must bring their own extension cords, and free Wi-Fi covers the site. Grilling is allowed as long as the stove has legs to protect the grass, while high-power electrical devices like induction cookers and portable air conditioners are strictly banned. Pets are welcome, though owners are asked to watch them closely since local animals roam the area. On-site vendors sell drinks, ice, moo kata, and made-to-order meals, and tents, fans, and grills are available for rent. Tent spots cannot be pre-booked online; campers must choose their own spot on arrival. Check-in is at 1:00 PM and check-out at noon, with quiet hours enforced from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Separate male and female restrooms are available, and a 50% deposit via PromptPay is required with no refund on cancellation.
Equipment rental availablePhayao Camp offers a streamside campsite in Mueang Phayao district with views of Doi Luang, making it a solid pick for camping in Phayao. Tent space costs 120 THB per person, and kids up to 8 years old stay free under the current rainy-season promotion. Bathrooms are large, clean, and every room has warm water. Some tarp-covered spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and electricity is provided at every campsite. Guests can grill food and play music through speakers. Both cats and dogs are welcome to stay. An on-site café and food and drink shop lets visitors relax by the stream throughout the day. The spot suits car camping or tent camping for stargazing at night, with a stream running past year-round. Visitors have praised the notably clean restrooms and the friendly owners. Contact by phone for bookings or more details.