Wang Bo Waterfall campsite offers a riverside camping spot in Prachinburi, recently opened and reachable via a fully paved road. Located in Prachantakham district, about 100+ km from Bangkok, it charges 100 THB per person per day with free stay for children under 12. All vehicle types can access the site, and camping in Prachinburi here means direct access to both shallow and deep swimming areas along the stream, plus a short nature trail with better waterfall views the higher you climb. Mobile signal is available on all networks though the blue-network carrier can be unstable in spots. Facilities include toilets and showers (though still limited in number), a shop and food vendors open from early morning. Free electricity is available at set points under the trees, cooking is allowed but open fires on the ground are banned. Check-in is at 13:00 and check-out at 12:00, with quiet hours starting at 22:00. Visitors are advised to call ahead before arriving to camp, and life jackets are available to rent for 50 THB for those who just want to swim.
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March 22nd, 2026. No water at all :)
In June 2025, there is a very little water flow through this waterfall. After half an hour waking around, it is recognized that the area is shady and it would look good when it has water flow once again in the future.
The path to this location is not as deep as the ones in Khaoyai, but it's a bit complicated and the waterfall is not as huge as those in Khaoyai either. Though there's no government official, it's well maintained. It's not very rocky and crowded, the water is moderate and clean, and the atmosphere is quite nice. There are a couple of local shops in the parking lot.
Nice to cooldown your sweat. In otherword, it is good swimming pool from nature. Please be clean up, after use it. So, many people is can use there.
Pretty small waterfall but you can swim there.
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March 22nd, 2026. No water at all :)
In June 2025, there is a very little water flow through this waterfall. After half an hour waking around, it is recognized that the area is shady and it would look good when it has water flow once again in the future.
The path to this location is not as deep as the ones in Khaoyai, but it's a bit complicated and the waterfall is not as huge as those in Khaoyai either. Though there's no government official, it's well maintained. It's not very rocky and crowded, the water is moderate and clean, and the atmosphere is quite nice. There are a couple of local shops in the parking lot.
Nice to cooldown your sweat. In otherword, it is good swimming pool from nature. Please be clean up, after use it. So, many people is can use there.
Pretty small waterfall but you can swim there.
Nam Tok Takhro campsite in Prachinburi sits inside Khao Yai National Park, right at the entrance to the waterfall with a stream running alongside the camping area and a car park nearby — making it one of the most accessible stream-side camping spots in the park. The waterfall is a wide, shallow rapid just 300 metres on foot from camp; the water is clear and cool, not too deep, and safe for kids to splash around in. Open 08:00–18:00 daily. The all-in fee covering both park entry and camping is just 40 THB per person, paid at the checkpoint with no app booking required — walk-ins are welcome. Toilets are available on site; showers are limited to one stall each for men and women, so facilities are basic. The hashtag #พักผ่อนวันหยุดกับลูกๆ (holiday with the kids) reflects how family-friendly this spot is.
Chakkraphong Reservoir Campsite (Khao Ito) is a campsite in Prachinburi set in a recreational forest area able to host hundreds of tents. Located in the Khao Ito recreational forest in Mueang district, Prachinburi, the site is shaded by plenty of trees and has multiple restroom facilities to accommodate large numbers of visitors. Fees are affordable: 40 baht per person for tent camping, 20 baht per motorcycle, and 50 baht for electricity use. At the top of the hill there is a large Buddha statue for visitors to pay respect to, along with a scenic sunset viewpoint, making it a spot where guests can relax, sightsee, and pay their respects all in one trip. It suits families and anyone who enjoys a calm, tree-shaded setting with beautiful sunset views. The location is easily reached from Prachinburi town center, making it convenient for a quick getaway.
Esc Base Camp Khao Yai offers camping in Prachinburi province centred around a scenic reservoir with a green lawn landscape and Khao Yai mountain as a backdrop. The tent fee is 250 THB per person, with an opening expected around mid-September to early October. Winter temperatures drop to around 10°C, making it a cool retreat. The camp provides electricity and Wi-Fi, rowboats on the reservoir, multiple bathrooms, a food and drink outlet, and the option to cook your own meals. Accommodation options include guesthouse rooms and towable motorhomes for those without tents. The camp runs a party-and-entertainment concept with live music playing throughout the night, making it best suited for social groups and night-owl campers. Note that fishing in the reservoir is not permitted. Contact Khun Mee at 080-0836881 for bookings and further information.
Chakraphong Reservoir Campsite occupies a recreational forest area in Prachinburi province, offering a natural setting suitable for outdoor stays. The site provides basic facilities including restrooms, a restaurant, and a coffee shop for visitors. Guests can explore the surrounding area through forest hiking trails and cycling routes, or head to viewpoints where morning mist can be observed. The location serves as a convenient base for visiting nearby attractions such as Sai Thong Waterfall, Pha Hin Son rock formations, the Phra Phuttha Dvaravati Sri Prachin Sirinthorn Lokanath Buddha image, and the Khao E-To viewpoint. In addition to the camping fee, visitors pay 20 baht per motorcycle and 50 baht for electricity access. The camping fee is 40 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableChai Piti Waterfall is located in Muak Lek District, Saraburi Province, opening daily with weekday hours from 08:00 to 17:00 and weekend hours from 08:00 to 20:00. The site offers multiple service options including a camping ground, accommodation rooms, fishing activities, and an on-site restaurant. Visitors will find convenient facilities such as restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, water supply, ample parking space, and a shop. Free concrete table areas are available for guests to use. Day visitors pay an entrance fee of 20 baht per person, with parking charges of 30 baht for cars and 10 baht for motorcycles. Pets are permitted on the grounds. Important rules include no fires on grassy areas, quiet hours beginning at 22:00, and a prohibition on cooking for day-trippers, with violations subject to a 1,000 baht fine. Note that hot water showers and WiFi are not available. Camping rates are 150 baht per person per night and 80 baht for children, with free entry for children under 100 centimeters tall, and equipment rental is available.
Meena Homestay Camping is located along the water at Khun Dan Prakarn Chon Dam in Nakhon Nayok province. The site suits visits during hot weather as swimming is available throughout the day. The camping area is spacious and situated near bamboo trees that provide shade. Vehicles can access the grounds, allowing visitors to either sleep in their cars or pitch tents according to preference. Facilities include parking, squat-style toilets, electricity, water supply, garbage disposal points, dishwashing stations, and clothes drying areas. An on-site shop operates until late evening, and food delivery to the camping area can be arranged. Campfires for cooking are permitted. Visitors should note that lighting is limited near the bamboo section at night, so bringing a torch or headlamp is advisable. Additional electricity charges apply for those using portable air conditioning units. The cost is 100 to 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableBamboo Base Camping is located in Nakhon Nayok, featuring camping grounds alongside a natural waterfall stream with mountain views and excellent atmosphere. The site offers car camping areas right by the water. Camping costs 150 baht per person, with children under 10 years old entering free. Pets are welcome. Facilities include clean restrooms separated for men and women, plus shower facilities. Visitors can enjoy playing in the natural stream. Equipment rental is available on-site along with food for purchase. Every Saturday features live music sessions for relaxing entertainment. Check-in on weekdays is from 11:00-18:00 and walk-ins are accepted. Weekend check-in extends from 11:00-20:00, with advance booking recommended for these busy periods.
Equipment rental availableSiam Tree River Camp is situated in Wang Hin Lane, Sarika Subdistrict, Nakhon Nayok Province, alongside the Nakhon Nayok River which flows year-round and offers opportunities for swimming and water activities. Bamboo rafting is available at the site. Check-in time is 9:00 AM and check-out is at 12:00 PM. Facilities include separate restrooms with three units each for men and women, all equipped with hot water heaters. Free electricity and ice are provided, and guests may borrow kitchen utensils and barbecue grills. An on-site restaurant serves made-to-order dishes and pork hot pot. Additional activities include river rafting, ATV rides, paintball, and go-karting. Pets are permitted under close supervision. The campsite prohibits loud music, electric stoves, and any loud noise after 22:00, and does not accept party groups. The rate is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
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