Ton Mai Yak Camp

Notes from our team

Atmosphere

This camp sits by a stream in Uthai Thani, with a wide grass field where kids can run around all day and a fire-pit area for practicing fire-building in the evening. It is also not far from Wat Thammachat, so anyone wanting a slow-paced trip of reading and sitting by the water will find it fits that style well.

Who it suits

This place suits families with young children especially well, with a wide grass field for running and a shallow stream for free water play. Fire-building fans get their own fire-pit area, while non-campers can opt for the small bungalows. Pets are welcome too, as long as they are cared for and do not disturb other guests.

Water & swimming

What past guests loved most is the stream that flows all year round, shallow enough that kids can play in it freely without waiting for any particular season. Many of the tent spots are laid out to sit right beside this water, so whenever you come, the stream experience is the same.

Quiet & crowds

The tent ground is laid out spaciously, so even though it is a shared field, each spot keeps some privacy. The camp also has a clear rule of no loud noise or music after 10 pm, which means at night you mostly hear the stream and natural sounds. It suits those who want a quiet sleep without disturbance from neighboring tents.

Campsite Rules

• •No loud noise or music after 10 p.m.
• •Pets allowed but must be well cared for and not disturb others