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Ban Kratai Mai Chan Homestay & Camp
Ban Kratai Mai Chan Homestay & Camp sits along the shore of Khlong Prasae reservoir near Khao Chaang-On mountain in Chonburi province. The setting offers a quiet and relaxed environment suited to visitors seeking a retreat from urban life. Evening light casts an orange glow across the water, creating favorable conditions for photography. Nights are calm with cooling breezes and clear views of the moon. Fresh breakfast is prepared to order and served hot. Facilities include parking, restrooms, shower facilities, barbecue areas, and viewpoints. Guests can explore forest trails or climb Khao Chaang-On, though the sharp limestone terrain requires caution. Small pets are permitted but visitors must bring their own pet supplies. Dogs are not recommended for the mountain climb due to the rugged conditions. Rates range from 200 to 1000 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Phaya Yen Camp
Phaya Yen Camp is located in Saraburi province along a natural stream in a quiet and peaceful environment. The site features four homestay buildings that can accommodate 10 to 12 guests. The waterfront camping area has space for 20 to 25 tents. Facilities include clean restrooms, running water, and parking areas. Vehicle access to the site is convenient. Visitors have the option to rent the entire site, with rates set at 7,000 baht on regular weekdays and 9,000 baht on Saturdays and long holiday periods. Individual rates range from 150 to 9,000 baht per person per night depending on accommodation choice. Equipment rental is not available at this campsite.
NS CAMP Kaeng Krachan Camping Ground
NS CAMP Kaeng Krachan Camping Ground is located in Phetchaburi province and operates as a private ground rental suitable for small groups seeking seclusion. The site sits near a river, providing cool breezes and a comfortable environment during hot weather. Visitors can enjoy swimming in the river, take boat rides, and access viewpoints that offer sights of natural landscapes and sea of mist when conditions allow. The camp provides Wi-Fi connectivity for guests who need to stay in touch. The compact layout ensures an intimate setting away from crowds, making it appropriate for those who value privacy and natural surroundings. The riverside location contributes to the relaxed atmosphere throughout the camping area. Rates range from 2,000 to 2,500 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available at this site.
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Sun Stone Namnao
Sun Stone Namnao occupies a hillside location in Phetchabun province, offering an open camping area with 180-degree panoramic views of layered mountain ranges. At night, distant city lights become visible beneath the dark sky, creating favorable conditions for stargazing and photography. The atmosphere remains quiet and private throughout the day, with cool breezes and clear weather. Morning and evening hours provide particularly good lighting for photography. The site includes electricity, restrooms, shower facilities, viewpoints, and a coffee shop. With space limited to 15 tents, the campsite maintains an uncrowded environment, though this also means advance reservations are advisable, especially before holiday periods. The entrance fee is 199 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableOb Khan National Park - Chiang Mai
Ob Khan National Park is located in Chiang Mai province and offers camping sites along a stream, suitable for those who enjoy outdoor experiences. The park provides comprehensive facilities including restrooms and shower rooms for visitors. Water is available throughout the site, and parking spaces are provided for guests. Campfires are permitted within designated areas. Visitors can explore the surrounding natural environment through various hiking trails. The atmosphere is generally calm and shaded, making it appropriate for relaxation and outdoor activities. The site serves as a convenient option for travelers seeking access to nature within Chiang Mai. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableCamp Nai Pran
Camp Nai Pran is situated in Muak Lek District of Saraburi Province, approximately two hours by road from Bangkok. The camping area benefits from cool breezes throughout the day. Access is straightforward for cars, motorcycles, and smaller vehicles via a concrete road that extends to the entrance of the grounds. The site provides essential facilities including restrooms, electricity, running water, wireless internet, and parking. Electrical outlets are positioned within thirty meters of the tent pitching area. Campers receive complimentary ice at one kilogram per person. Pets are welcome on the premises. The campsite maintains several rules for guest comfort: large electrical appliances are not permitted, quiet hours begin at ten in the evening, and smoking is prohibited within the camping area with designated smoking zones near the restrooms. Check-in is available from ten in the morning until eight in the evening, with checkout required before noon. Children aged ten and under stay free of charge. The nightly rate is two hundred and fifty baht per person, and equipment rental is available.
Cherry Hub Stone Camp
Cherry Hub Stone Camp sits beside the Kwai Noi River in Kanchanaburi Province. The camping ground features distinct zones with both grassy and stone areas for pitching tents. The site offers shaded spots and maintains a clean environment with well-proportioned spacing between camping areas. Facilities include multiple well-maintained toilet blocks, shower rooms, running water supply, and parking space for visitors. The owner provides attentive service to guests throughout their stay. The riverside location provides a natural setting while keeping necessary amenities within easy reach. The entrance fee is 250 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available at this site.
Equipment rental availableHoshi Hidden Camp
Hoshi Hidden Camp in Saraburi province offers a Japanese-inspired camping experience nestled in a mountain valley where temperatures remain comfortable at 22-24 degrees Celsius. The site limits capacity to 30 tents per night to preserve tranquility. While mobile phone signals are unavailable, Wi-Fi connectivity is provided for guests. Activities include soaking in an outdoor wooden tub, wearing traditional yukata robes, and stargazing in the cool evening air. The campsite welcomes pets, allowing dogs and cats to stay without additional charges. Dining options include a restaurant, coffee shop, snacks, and grilled pork service. Located approximately one and a half hours from Bangkok by car, the site is accessible for city dwellers seeking a retreat. Staff members are able to communicate in English. The entrance fee is 250 to 299 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
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Equipment rental availableHuaLaem Camping Kaeng Krachan
HuaLaem Camping Kaeng Krachan is located along the shore of Kaeng Krachan Dam in Phetchaburi Province. The site offers a waterfront area suitable for tent camping in a cool climate. Electrical service is provided around the clock, with free connections available directly to tents for battery charging, running fans, and lighting. Facilities on site include bathrooms, shower rooms, and running water. Two accommodation rooms are also available for visitors preferring covered lodging. Activities at the camp include fishing, swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding on the reservoir. The location provides access to water-based recreation while maintaining the convenience of essential amenities. Rates range from 150 to 1,500 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
One Camp Kan Campsite
One Camp Kan Campsite is situated by the water in Kanchanaburi province, offering a relaxed environment suitable for families seeking quiet recreation. The location benefits from cool weather that enhances the camping experience. Available facilities include parking areas, restrooms, an on-site restaurant, and electrical supply for camper convenience. The campsite enforces a quiet policy requiring guests to keep noise levels down after 10 PM, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere for all visitors. The riverside setting provides access to natural surroundings while maintaining essential services for comfortable stays. The entrance fee is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available on site.
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Camping sites near me — common questions
- How do you find camping sites near me?
- Tap “Use my location” and your browser shares your approximate coordinates with the page. We measure the straight-line distance from there to every campsite in our directory and show the closest first. Nothing is stored — the location is used once, in your browser, to sort the list.
- Can I find camping spots without sharing my location?
- Yes. Browse by province below, or open the map to pan anywhere in Thailand. Location sharing only saves you the step of choosing where to look.
- How far is too far for a weekend camping trip?
- Most campers in Thailand drive 2–3 hours for a weekend, which is roughly 150–250 km. From Bangkok that reaches Kanchanaburi, Nakhon Nayok, Khao Yai and Ratchaburi; from Chiang Mai it covers most of the north's mountain camps.
- Are the distances shown driving distance?
- No — they are straight-line distances, so real driving time is longer, especially in the mountains. Open any campsite and use “Get directions” for an accurate route.