Thung Salaeng Luang National Park in Phetchabun Province serves as a popular camping destination for observing the sea of mist and sunrise views. Known as Thailand's savanna grassland, the park offers its most impressive vistas during early February when morning light illuminates golden meadows blanketed by layers of mist. Key features include the Dusita Pavilion viewpoint at Thung Salaeng Luang, a natural water pond bridge, and spacious camping activity areas. Visitors can enjoy campfire activities and photography while taking advantage of facilities such as restrooms and parking areas. The park caters well to those interested in nature-based experiences and overnight camping. Operating hours run from 05:30 to 18:00 daily. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
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อากาศเย็นสบาย วิวหมอกบางๆ ตอนเช้า กลางคืนมีสัตว์พวกเก้ง กวาง ออกมาให้ชม แนะนำช่วงเช้าให้เดินทางไปชมวิวที่จุดชมวิวศาลาดุสิตา
very nice, not crowded, sunrise viewpoint is very nice, the foreat above that viewpoint is nice but you need a highride car to access it Not much wildlife except for deers. Very nice
Good weather, fresh air and clean place.
About 2 hours drive from Phitsanulok. It is a national park covering two provinces: Phitsanulok and Phetchabun. The place we stayed was on the Phetchabun side, Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District. The park has houses for rent at a price of 5,000 baht per night and has a tent area for pitching tents in the evening and morning. There is a park car service to go see animals and watch the sunrise. The atmosphere is good, quiet, suitable for relaxing in nature.
So much to see at this national park. This place is best appreciated in the early morning and at night time when you can see lots of animals. We camped here and could hear golden jackals most of the night. They also came very close to our tent to eat scraps. Barking deer are the simplest of al mammals to see here. They range around the prairie during the day but were more active in the morning. The main visitor center has two main campsites. Number 1 is no cooking and 2 cooking is allowed. We wanted to cook so we drove to the second one. Almost every single Thai family was cooking in the no cooking zone so I think it is more of a suggestion. The first campsite has a slightly better view but was packed, the second still has a good view and almost no people. The roads to the viewpoint are not in good shape and will take a while to drive but are very pretty.
1 star because of ticket price discrimination. Otherwise i'd give a 4. Its very similar to nam nao national park. There are pine tree and savannah areas and a lot of dirt roads to various attractions. Its nice for camping. You need your own car or scooter to get here and also to get around within the park. An MTB bicycle is okay but be warned there are a lot of hills. There are deer on the grasslands on the morning and at night. There are elephants and gaur and more deer higher up in the hills. The picture is a gaur print. Restaurant and snack shop open 08.30 to 16.00. Before and after those times there is nowhere to buy food or water. So if arriving late, buy everything you need before you enter.
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อากาศเย็นสบาย วิวหมอกบางๆ ตอนเช้า กลางคืนมีสัตว์พวกเก้ง กวาง ออกมาให้ชม แนะนำช่วงเช้าให้เดินทางไปชมวิวที่จุดชมวิวศาลาดุสิตา
very nice, not crowded, sunrise viewpoint is very nice, the foreat above that viewpoint is nice but you need a highride car to access it Not much wildlife except for deers. Very nice
Good weather, fresh air and clean place.
About 2 hours drive from Phitsanulok. It is a national park covering two provinces: Phitsanulok and Phetchabun. The place we stayed was on the Phetchabun side, Nong Mae Na Subdistrict, Khao Kho District. The park has houses for rent at a price of 5,000 baht per night and has a tent area for pitching tents in the evening and morning. There is a park car service to go see animals and watch the sunrise. The atmosphere is good, quiet, suitable for relaxing in nature.
So much to see at this national park. This place is best appreciated in the early morning and at night time when you can see lots of animals. We camped here and could hear golden jackals most of the night. They also came very close to our tent to eat scraps. Barking deer are the simplest of al mammals to see here. They range around the prairie during the day but were more active in the morning. The main visitor center has two main campsites. Number 1 is no cooking and 2 cooking is allowed. We wanted to cook so we drove to the second one. Almost every single Thai family was cooking in the no cooking zone so I think it is more of a suggestion. The first campsite has a slightly better view but was packed, the second still has a good view and almost no people. The roads to the viewpoint are not in good shape and will take a while to drive but are very pretty.
1 star because of ticket price discrimination. Otherwise i'd give a 4. Its very similar to nam nao national park. There are pine tree and savannah areas and a lot of dirt roads to various attractions. Its nice for camping. You need your own car or scooter to get here and also to get around within the park. An MTB bicycle is okay but be warned there are a lot of hills. There are deer on the grasslands on the morning and at night. There are elephants and gaur and more deer higher up in the hills. The picture is a gaur print. Restaurant and snack shop open 08.30 to 16.00. Before and after those times there is nowhere to buy food or water. So if arriving late, buy everything you need before you enter.
Equipment rental availableThung Salaeng Luang National Park Nong Mae Na is located in Phetchabun Province, offering a beautiful natural camping experience. Visitors can conveniently choose parking spots and set up tents with easy access for unloading equipment. The camping area features pine groves providing peaceful surroundings even during holidays. At night, stargazing is exceptional with clear views of the entire sky, accompanied by fireflies dancing around. Morning brings mist covering the landscape with chances to witness a sea of clouds. The park provides clean and spacious shower facilities, and camping equipment is available for rent. A convenience store selling snacks, drinks, and essentials is located before the entrance. Near the park entrance, visitors will find fields of yellow-flowered Brazilian bean trees under large shade trees, perfect for photography. Entry fees are 30 baht for cars, 40 baht for adults, 20 baht for children, plus 30 baht per person for camping.
Equipment rental availableSuan Pa Himaphan occupies a private area of over 700 rai in Khao Kho, Phetchabun Province. The site features numerous attractions including Pathum Rat Chedi Sri Arayawong, Pu Muchalin Shrine, Hemraj Hill, Thak Tho Field, a flower garden, an elephant viewing point, human face rock, sunrise and sunset viewpoints, a cool breeze pavilion, and an octagonal pavilion. During the cool season, minimum temperatures drop to around 10 degrees Celsius with pink cosmos flowers in bloom. The campsite provides vehicle access to all points, along with parking, restrooms, shower facilities, electricity, and designated areas for campfires and grilling. The venue also accommodates special events such as weddings, school camps, and company gatherings. Nearby attractions include Wat Phra That Pha Son Kaew, a wind turbine field, and JollyLand. Advance contact is required before visiting. The fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableMA CAMP Khao Kho offers a newly opened campsite in Phetchabun province with a sweeping 180-degree sea-of-mist view, located right next to the Khao Kho scenic bridge. Accommodation starts at 600 THB per night and comes in two forms: fully equipped dome tents with bedding, and a camper van with amenities. A mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) set is available for 499 THB per night, perfect for cool mountain evenings. Shared bathrooms feature hot-water showers. Tent rental with full gear — mattress, pillow, blanket, and towel — is available on-site. Guests can wake up to a mist-covered valley, watch the sunset over the mountain ranges, and stargaze under a clear night sky. The camp suits couples, families, and friend groups alike. Booking inquiries are accepted via chat 24 hours a day.
Khao Takian Ngo Viewpoint is located in the Khao Kho area of Phetchabun Province, offering visitors a 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. The site is known for its sunset vistas in the evening and morning sea of mist, particularly impressive on days following evening rainfall when fog can persist until after 9 AM. The camping area accommodates visitors who bring their own tents, with designated pitching space available on site. A parking area serves arriving guests, while public restrooms provide necessary facilities. A shop operates at the viewpoint, offering supplies, food and beverages for campers and day visitors. The location provides accessible camping for those seeking an overnight stay with elevated views of the region. The entry fee is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Lan Krasip Chan is a campsite in Phetchabun's Khao Kho National Park known for its morning sea of fog and mountain sunset views, offering a quiet, cool atmosphere with fog drifting through the campsite periodically. Entry costs 20 baht per person, 30 baht per car, and 30 baht per tent for camping. There is no electricity hookup available, though True network signal works reasonably well. New, clean restrooms are available on site. Sedans can make it up the road as long as it isn't raining. Visitors are advised to contact the Khao Kho National Park office before heading up to the campsite. It's a good spot for stargazing at night and enjoying nature close up, popular among those who love peaceful mountain camping in Phetchabun.
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.
Equipment rental availableNational Park Campsite in Phetchabun sits at high elevation where cool temperatures prevail throughout the year. The camping area offers views across layered mountain ranges, providing a tranquil setting for those seeking time in nature. Visitors can access viewpoints to observe the sea of mist that forms during suitable weather conditions. Several nature trails wind through the park for those interested in forest walks. Basic facilities include restrooms for camper use. The site remains accessible year-round, though winter months bring particularly cold conditions requiring appropriate warm clothing. The location suits visitors who appreciate mountain environments and cooler climates. The national park setting provides a quiet atmosphere away from urban areas. The nightly rate ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person, and camping equipment is available for rent on site.
Blue Owl Farm Camping Site is located in Khao Kho District, Phetchabun Province, just 250 meters from Wat Phra That Pha Son Kaeo temple and before Pino Latte cafe. This hillside camping ground offers spacious areas with unobstructed mountain views and a peaceful, quiet atmosphere with cool weather throughout the day. The ground consists of grass mixed with dirt and rocks, with strong winds at night due to the elevated location. Facilities include approximately 8 clean restrooms with strong water pressure and a large hot water system. The site provides electrical outlets and lighting throughout the area, convenient parking, security gates, and on-site staff. Quiet hours are enforced after 22:00. The access road is relatively narrow, making entry and exit challenging for large groups. The site is suitable for groups of 10-30 people, with pricing at 300 baht per person.
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