Wang Pho Camping sits along the Kwae Noi River in Kanchanaburi Province, catering to outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking riverside relaxation. The campsite offers tent pitches by the river with campfire facilities and electrical hookups available. On-site amenities include parking, toilets, and shower rooms, with convenient access for both cars and motorcycles. Visitors can enjoy fishing, swimming in a private beach area featuring both calm and flowing water sections, and boating activities. Elephant riding and bamboo rafting are also offered within the grounds. The site operates from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily. Located 3 kilometers from the Death Railway at Tham Krasae and 500 meters from Wang Pho Railway Station, the camp is within practical reach of local shops, with a grocery store 400 meters away and a convenience store at 1 kilometer distance. Guests are advised to swim at their own risk, keep music volumes low between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM, and avoid using electric cooking appliances or portable air conditioning units. The entrance fee is 100 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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Absolutely no place where you can ride elephants is a good place. Avoid please
worth visiting. it deserves it. save the elephant for the better future.
Don’t go there - elephants are tied with a short chain by the leg. In elephant care places isn’t possible to ride elephant where here we saw equipment for such activity. We asked why elephants don’t have constant access to fresh water, response was that they going for bathing three times per day…
I have come here with two people they went inside but I refused to get in. Have ideals, one or two pictures can mean a moment of joy for the tourist but a whole life of imprisonment for elephants. Do research, go to places where people at least treat them with dignity don’t give money to places where they profit. It was very painful to see from far. Consider to go somewhere where people treat animals with dignity, mounting elephants leads to permanent spinal injuries.
I m still confused about this place. It looks that elephants are not treated bad... But Mahouts (elephants traineers) with their sharp hooks cause the feeling that there is something wrong. For sure riding, bathing, feeding, this are not the activities elephants want to do. But elephants needs us and our money and every camp is focused on earning money and keeping elephants in a good shape.
Have you camped here?
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Absolutely no place where you can ride elephants is a good place. Avoid please
worth visiting. it deserves it. save the elephant for the better future.
Don’t go there - elephants are tied with a short chain by the leg. In elephant care places isn’t possible to ride elephant where here we saw equipment for such activity. We asked why elephants don’t have constant access to fresh water, response was that they going for bathing three times per day…
I have come here with two people they went inside but I refused to get in. Have ideals, one or two pictures can mean a moment of joy for the tourist but a whole life of imprisonment for elephants. Do research, go to places where people at least treat them with dignity don’t give money to places where they profit. It was very painful to see from far. Consider to go somewhere where people treat animals with dignity, mounting elephants leads to permanent spinal injuries.
I m still confused about this place. It looks that elephants are not treated bad... But Mahouts (elephants traineers) with their sharp hooks cause the feeling that there is something wrong. For sure riding, bathing, feeding, this are not the activities elephants want to do. But elephants needs us and our money and every camp is focused on earning money and keeping elephants in a good shape.
Equipment rental availableRoute 3085 Campsite is located along the Kwai Noi River in Kanchanaburi Province, offering riverside camping in a natural setting. The site provides well-maintained facilities including 12 toilets separated by gender without hot water, shower rooms, parking areas, and complimentary electricity for fans and charging devices. A small shop on-site sells water, ice, snacks, and beverages for camper convenience. Visitors can enjoy fishing and swimming in the river, and pets are permitted on the grounds. Tarp setups are allowed separately at no extra charge. Campfires can be made in designated areas but not on the grass. The site enforces a checkout time of 1:00 PM and implements quiet hours after 10:30 PM, with the main gate closed from 10:30 PM to 7:00 AM. Parking on grass and electric stoves are not permitted. The camping fee is 150 baht per person per night, and tent and equipment rental are available.
Baan Rai Akaliko sits in Kanchanaburi province, offering camping areas both along the waterfront and on elevated ground. Both locations provide views of surrounding mountains from all angles. The site benefits from natural tree cover and consistent cool breezes throughout the day. Facilities include a viewpoint for observing the sea of mist, bathrooms with shower facilities, and electricity. Visitors can engage in fishing and swimming activities during their stay. Mobile phone signal coverage is available across the grounds. Those seeking additional comfort may opt for portable air conditioning units at 150 baht per unit. The entrance fee is 100 baht per person per night, though equipment rental is not available at this campsite.
14 Degrees North Campsite is a small camping ground situated along the Kwai Yai River in Nong Bua subdistrict, Kanchanaburi province, approximately 15 kilometers from the River Kwai Bridge. The site accommodates camp cars and features a stream suitable for water activities. Facilities include parking, restrooms, shower facilities, electricity, and a convenience store. Visitors can enjoy swimming and fishing during their stay. The campsite operates daily with check-in from 9:00 to 20:00 and check-out by 13:00. Gates open at 7:00 and close at 22:00, with quiet hours enforced between 22:00 and 8:00. A tarp cover over tents is provided at no charge, though a separate tarp incurs an additional fee of 100 baht per night. Small pets are permitted on the grounds. Open fires and cooking on grass are prohibited; campers must use gas or charcoal stoves only. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Bamboo Riverside Camping is a newly opened campground located in Thong Pha Phum District, Kanchanaburi Province. The site offers a quiet and peaceful environment with cool weather and the constant sound of flowing water nearby. It suits visitors who prefer a tranquil camping experience away from crowds. Available facilities include clean restrooms and shower rooms equipped with hot water heaters, electricity supply, running water, and parking space. Guests can also enjoy fishing activities at the site. The evening atmosphere provides privacy and relaxation in a natural setting. The owner welcomes campers in a friendly manner. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental available29 Camp is located in Lat Ya Subdistrict, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province, approximately 20 kilometers from Kanchanaburi town center. This riverside camping ground sits along the Mae Klong River, allowing visitors to pitch tents and enjoy water activities throughout the day. The campsite features lush green grass and crystal-clear water in a pristine natural setting. Additional accommodation is available in the form of guest rooms, and there are designated parking areas for car camping. Camping fees are only 100 baht per person, with children under 10 years old staying free of charge. Pets are welcome at the campsite. Activities include swimming, fishing, and wet bamboo rafting. Facilities include separate male and female restrooms at two locations, full mobile network coverage across all carriers, tent rental services, and food services including Thai barbecue and beverages. Convenience is enhanced by delivery services from 7-Eleven and GrabFood directly to the camp.
Equipment rental availableBan Rai Hai Jai Chai Nam is a waterfront camping destination located in Sri Sawat District, Kanchanaburi Province. This natural retreat offers two camping zones: bamboo huts by the water and a grassy area with mountain views. The campsite provides diverse activities including swimming, kayaking, fishing, and harvesting fresh vegetables from the garden such as water spinach, acacia, papaya, and long beans. Facilities include two restroom points, a dishwashing area, and electrical outlets with extension cords. Guests can cook their own meals and bring pets. Mobile phone signals are available for all networks. Check-in and check-out time is 12:00 PM, with quiet hours enforced after 10:00 PM. The riverside location creates a peaceful atmosphere perfect for those seeking a natural escape.
Equipment rental available323 CAMP sits along the Kwai River in central Kanchanaburi, offering tent pitches and accommodation units that feature riverside bathtubs. Visitors can swim and fish in the river at their leisure. The site provides jet ski and speedboat rentals, as well as wet rafting excursions for those interested in water activities. Car camping is available with dedicated parking areas, and there is a barbecue pork pan service on site. Facilities include parking, restrooms, shower facilities, and a nearby convenience store. The location is five minutes from the Bridge over the River Kwai and approximately ten minutes from the walking street and skywalk. Children under ten years old stay free of charge, and pets are welcome at the campsite. The rate is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availableCamp With Me brings riverside camping in Kanchanaburi with multiple zones to choose from — pitch beside the water or on a rock terrace, each with its own character. Fees are 200 THB per person plus 50 THB for electricity. Boating is included free, and guests can also fish or swim in the river. A restaurant on site serves food and mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot), so there's no need to leave the campsite. This campsite in Kanchanaburi is pet-friendly, welcoming both dogs and cats. Tent rental is available for those without gear. For more comfort, private floating raft-house rooms with air conditioning and hot showers are also on offer. Tent zones are first-come, first-served, and bookings can be made via Facebook Inbox.
