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Suansuk Camp is a campsite in Nong Khai province offering direct riverside spots along the Mekong River in Sang Khom district. Roofed tents cost 300 THB per vehicle while ground tents cost 150 THB per person. The site has clean toilets and power outlet access points for electrical devices. During this season, the Mekong River current is gentle and the water is clear, making it suitable for wading or swimming in the afternoon to evening. Food and drinks are available for purchase on-site, and the owner is noted for being attentive and friendly to guests. Nights can get cold, so warm clothing is recommended. This spot is a good choice for anyone looking for a relaxed riverside camping in Nong Khai without needing to travel far from the water's edge.
Rai Nong Mai is a campsite in Tak province set behind the Muser market with sweeping mountain views and a chance to catch a sea of mist in the morning. Access is easy, with small cars able to reach it comfortably, though the initial concrete road is slightly bumpy. The route passes through a large Muser village with a small grocery shop selling ice and snacks, then continues about 4-5 km further along a dirt road to reach the camping area. There are 3-4 camping grounds to choose from in the area, all close to one another, so campers can pick whichever view they prefer. Camping fee is 150 THB per night. Restrooms are available, though water may be limited at some grounds. There is no electricity, but solar-powered lights keep the area lit at night, and the site owner stays overnight for security. Winds can be quite strong, especially in the early morning, making this a good pick for campers wanting a mountain-view change of scenery while camping in Tak.
Baan Suan Ta Ek is a riverside campsite in Nongkhai province right on the Mekong River, facing Laos on the opposite bank. Located in Sangkhom district, it sits not far from Chiang Khan and is a newly opened accommodation. Mornings often bring a scenic sea of mist, and the setting stays cool throughout the day. There are three accommodation options: a large room for 6 guests, six small rooms, and a camping in Nongkhai area right by the river. Tent camping costs 150 THB per person, not including breakfast, with a limit of one group per day and a maximum of 4 guests. The property has a café but no restaurant, and bookings must be made through their online reservation system in advance. Guests are asked to keep noise down and avoid karaoke equipment after 10 PM since the site is located within a community area. It suits travelers seeking a quiet, nature-focused riverside stay.
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Phu Pha Thoep National Park campsite at Huai Sing checkpoint offers a quieter alternative camping spot in Mukdahan, about 10 km from the main park office. Park staff recommend this Huai Sing unit to visitors who have already camped at the main national park area and want a change of scenery. The campground has soft grass suitable for pitching tents, clean toilets, and friendly staff. Mornings here are noted for being especially pleasant. Entrance fees follow standard national park rates: adults 20 baht, children 10 baht, motorcycles 20 baht, and cars 30 baht, plus a separate tent pitching fee of 30 baht per person. This makes it an affordable option for anyone looking for camping in Mukdahan away from the busier main campground, with easy road access by car or motorcycle.
Equipment rental availableBaan Pai Son Privatecamp in Nakhon Ratchasima divides its grounds into clearly separated private zones, each with its own bathroom, so campers are never crowded together. Rates run 250–500 THB per night, and camping equipment is available to rent on site — no need to haul your own gear. The elevated position delivers mountain views along with sunrise, sunset, and stargazing opportunities. A large guesthouse accommodating up to 10 people is available for group members who prefer a bed to a tent, making it a practical choice for mixed-preference families or friend groups. Dogs and cats are welcome, and the access road is manageable for small cars. Electricity, water, showers, toilets, and parking are all confirmed on site. This campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima suits campers who want seclusion without sacrificing convenience, whether they arrive with a tent, a pet, or a crowd.
Equipment rental availablePhu Mu Forest Park offers a campsite in Mukdahan province known for panoramic 360-degree mountain and sea-of-fog views at 356 meters above sea level. It sits about 37 kilometers from Mukdahan city and just 6 kilometers from Nikhom Kham Soi district, under the care of Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park. The area was recently renovated with new buildings and organized facilities. Highlights include Pha Rabiang Tawan for sunrise viewing, Pha Phob Rak for romantic sunset views, and a dragon-tongue flower field blooming near the end of the rainy season along the way to Pha Phob Rak. The site also holds history as a former American radar station from the Vietnam War era, with old structure remains still visible. Entrance fees are 20 baht for adults and 10 baht for children, plus 20 baht for motorcycles and 30 baht for cars. Tents with bedding sets are available for rent starting around 300 baht. Visitors should bring their own food and water, and the narrow paved access road can be slippery during rain.
Equipment rental availableHuai Hin Kho campsite at Phu Sa Dok Bua National Park offers a quiet camping in the province surrounded by forested mountains and a stream. It's a spot to unplug, listen to birdsong, and enjoy cool evening breezes away from city noise. Entrance fees are 20 THB for Thai adults and 10 THB for children, while foreigners pay 100 THB for adults and 50 THB for children; additional vehicle fees apply depending on the type of vehicle. The park rents camping equipment including tents, pillows, sleeping pads, and sleeping bags at affordable rates. Note that there are no trash bins inside the park, so visitors must pack out all their own waste. For bookings or more information, contact the park by phone or through its Facebook page. This campsite in Phetchabun province suits travelers looking for a genuine natural retreat.
Rai Tinnaphop Nan campsite in Nan province offers a private, quiet spot surrounded by white sea of mist views in Pua district. Camping fee is 150 THB per person. Located in Ban Pang Yang, Phu Kha subdistrict, Pua district, Nan province, the site sits at a higher elevation with cool, refreshing air throughout the day, ideal for travelers wanting to escape city chaos and breathe fresh air. Being away from city lights, it's also a good spot for stargazing at night, with clear views of the sky above the surrounding mountains. The campsite is described as an affordable stay with a million-baht view, quiet and private, suited to those seeking real rest. It's a popular but low-key stop for visitors touring Pua before heading back to work. For more details, visitors can contact the campsite directly by phone.
Luksakae View Homestay in Piang So is a campsite in Nan province where every cabin's porch offers a sunset view over the mountains along the Thai-Laos border. Located in Chaloem Phra Kiat district, it's just a 30-minute drive from Highway 1081 near Ban Wen in Bo Kluea district, or about 3 to 4 hours from Nan town including stops along the way. Accommodation consists of simple wooden houses on stilts, available in small and large sizes, each with an en-suite bathroom and water heater. Campers are welcome too, with tent space priced at 150 THB per person. The homestay includes a free breakfast of hot rice porridge, boiled eggs, and drip coffee, best enjoyed while taking in the mountain view. Guests can order Thai-style barbecue (moo kata) for dinner if requested one day in advance. Rooms fill up quickly during holidays, so advance booking is recommended.
Lo Phu View Homestay in Nan province offers tent platforms with roof cover set against a 360-degree mountain view near Ban Piang So. This homestay has a rustic, welcoming atmosphere high in the mountains, run by a friendly owner who also grows his own coffee. Tent camping starts at 300 baht per platform, while small house rooms cost 900 to 1000 baht and large houses cost 1400 baht. The route comes in via Sapan, passing Ban Wen and terraced rice fields; the first section is a somewhat rough concrete road with some paved sections, turning into a manageable dirt road as you approach Ban Piang So — low-clearance cars are not recommended, though vans have made it up before. The site sits about 1 kilometer from the Piang So viewpoint. In the evening, moo kata (Thai BBQ) is available starting at 350 baht per set, and breakfast includes rice porridge with drip coffee from the owner's own coffee garden. Nights get quite cold, and the owner performs live music by the campfire. This is a good campsite in Nan for travelers seeking mountain views and a countryside feel.
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Equipment rental availablePang Klang Doi is a campsite in Phrae province set along a scenic elevated mountain road in Rong Kwang district, surrounded by hills with steady breezes. Camping or overnight fee is 150 baht per person, and tents can be rented on-site at an affordable rate by messaging the page directly. Facilities include toilets, showers, a parking area, a battery charging point, a dish and ingredient washing area, plus free breakfast rice porridge and hot drinks. The site accommodates campervans and RVs. Internet signal is weak and there is no grid electricity, though solar power is available. Even in late February the air stays cool with constant wind, turning cold at night. It's positioned as an easy escape from the city, ideal for a simple, nature-close getaway close to Phrae town, with phone booking available in advance.
Mae Mok Reservoir campsite in Lampang offers free tent camping and fishing right by the water in Thoen district, near the border with Thung Saliam district in Sukhothai. It's a good option for campers who prefer a reservoir setting over the beach or mountains, with quiet evening views and few visitors. The spot is well suited for fishing and overnight tent camping along the water's edge. There is no charge to camp here, but the site has no restrooms and no electricity, so campers should bring their own supplies including lighting. Mosquitoes can be noticeable in the early evening, so insect repellent is recommended. Overall it's a low-cost, low-crowd option for anyone looking for simple reservoir-side camping in Lampang province without facilities.
Equipment rental availableBan Rim Than Homestay is a campsite in Lampang set beside a mountain stream in the small tea and coffee farming village of Ban Pa Miang, where visitors can hear flowing water all night. The village stays cool year-round. Accommodation is priced in three tiers: room only at 350 baht per person, room with breakfast and dinner at 500 baht per person, or a whole house rental at 3,000 baht per night for up to 8 people. Tent camping within the homestay grounds costs 500 baht per head, including dinner and breakfast. Children aged 12 and up pay adult price, while those under 5 stay free. Check-in is after 1:00 PM and check-out before 11:00 AM. Every room has a private bathroom, water heater, fan, shampoo, towels, and borrowable kitchen equipment, plus free Wifi and a parking area. Guests must avoid loud music or noise after 9:00 PM. Deposits are non-refundable once booked, though rescheduling is allowed once with 7 days notice.
Lan Khok Wua Lung Loem is a campsite in Lampang set on a green hilltop offering views of Doi Luang and Doi Nok Phayao mountains. Located in Ban Mae Kham La, Ngao District, it lies about 18 km from the main road, with the final 4.4 to 5 km being a rough dirt-and-concrete track up the mountain. Sedans and low-clearance pickups cannot make the climb; only 4x4 trucks and motorcycles can reach the site. For those without suitable vehicles, the owner Lung Loem offers a pickup service from his house in Ban Mae Ngao Tai village, charging a small fee based on luggage weight and number of people, or a flat charter rate of 1000 baht. Camping costs 100 baht per person. The site has 2 toilets and 1 shower, phone signal is available but there is no electricity or Wi-Fi. November brings cool weather with light morning mist. The owner is known for being friendly and attentive to campers' needs.
Rai Pang Wua is a campsite in Nan province set on a working Charolais cattle farm with grassy tent grounds overlooking mountains and a nearby village. Camping costs 200 THB per person, with children under 12 and seniors 60 and above free of charge. The site limits capacity to only 8-10 tents per day, though groups can book the entire lawn exclusively. Electricity and extension plugs are provided, and clean separate male and female restrooms with hot water showers are located a short distance from the tent area. RVs can park on-site, though fees are considered case by case. Small pets are welcome as long as owners keep them supervised at all times. The farm doubles as an agro-tourism spot with a café zone and is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Bookings and photos of the site can be arranged through the campsite's Facebook page.
Ing Camp Jae Son is a campsite in Lampang located just 300 meters from Jae Son National Park, right beside a mineral-water stream flowing down from the park. The site backs onto a mountain and faces the stream, so every zone can hear the water flowing all night, with several separate camping grounds to choose from and space for motorhomes or roof-top tents to park right by the water. The access road is a rough off-road track of about 200-300 meters; during the rainy season only 4WD vehicles can get through, while any vehicle can enter in the cool and hot seasons. Camping costs 150 baht per person per night with free power hook-up, children over 12 pay 100 baht per night, and kids under 12 with a parent stay free. Each zone is capped at 20 tents or 30 people, or you can book an entire zone exclusively for 3000 baht per night. A house and a motorhome are also available to rent, and clean restrooms are separated by gender with hot water showers in every room. Pets are welcome at this camping in Lampang, though owners must keep them supervised.
Equipment rental availableThe Fin Home Stay Pang Pu Loh offers a campsite in Phayao set among the tea forests and hills of Pang Pu Loh, Pha Daeng, Pa Miang area in Mae Chai district. The property offers both private rooms and a designated tent camping area. Rooms start from 500 THB, while tent camping costs 100 THB per person if you bring your own tent, or 200 THB per person for a tent with bedding provided. Bedding sets alone can be rented for 150 THB, and tents without bedding for 200 THB each. The campsite has electricity access, separate male and female restrooms with hot water showers, and working phone signal. There is also a campfire area with firewood provided for guests at night. The site is accessible by all types of vehicles, making it easy to reach for a relaxed stay in a homely, welcoming atmosphere run by friendly hosts.
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Manao Homestay Phu Langka is a walk-in campsite in Phayao province where you pick your own tent spot with no advance booking required. Entry fee is 100 THB per person, rising to 150 THB per person during December 30-31. Each camping plot has electricity and there are restrooms with hot water showers, though campers must bring their own extension cords to connect power at their tent. Parking is available on site, and quiet hours start at 10 PM. Pets are welcome and stay free in the camping area. The property also offers private rooms for two guests with mountain views of Khao Chang Noi, private balconies, en-suite bathrooms, water heaters, free Wi-Fi, parking, and free breakfast including coffee and Ovaltine. Note that pets are not allowed in the homestay rooms, only in the tent camping zone. This makes it a flexible option for groups wanting both tent camping and private room accommodation in Pong district.
Equipment rental availableThan Tip Camping Site & Adventure by Sida is a newly opened campsite in Nakhon Nayok province located right by the water near Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam with mountain views, letting guests jump straight into the water on arrival. Every lot is grassy and clearly divided, with an electrical connection point in front of each lot. On-site activities include a water slide, rubber rafts, an inflatable bouncer, life jackets, and kayaks for paddling, plus a goat and sheep farm to walk around and ATV adventure rides. There's also a scenic café called Coffee or Tree Café by Sida Activity Resort. Camping fee is 250 THB per person, children 110-140 cm tall pay 100 THB, and small children camp free. Electricity costs 15 THB per unit, and pets are allowed. Tents with bedding are available for rent if you don't have your own, along with air conditioners, cooking equipment, and fans. There's a drinks shop and Thai BBQ (moo kata) delivered to your tent, clean gender-separated bathrooms with water heaters, camping equipment carts, and spacious parking.
Mae Sung Camping Fishing Farm is a campsite in Sukhothai's Si Satchanalai district, offering scenic views and an easy access road for all vehicle types. The campsite charges 150 THB per person for camping. On-site amenities include WiFi and electrical outlets for plugging in devices, making it convenient for travelers who want to stay connected while camping. The good road condition means any type of vehicle, including sedans and pickup trucks, can drive directly to the campsite without difficulty. This makes it a practical option for families or groups of friends looking for an easy weekend getaway with reliable connectivity and power access, located in a scenic rural setting in Si Satchanalai.
Ban Khan Tha Kwian is a newly opened campsite in Ubon Ratchathani beside the Huai Song Yang reservoir in Khong Chiam district, known for its simple village atmosphere. Free-roaming chickens and a laid-back community feel give the site a homey vibe, and visitors can buy fresh Mekong River fish directly from local villagers. Fishing in the reservoir itself is strictly prohibited to protect natural resources. The campsite officially opened on June 12, 2026, and charges 100 THB per person per night. Pets are allowed as long as owners clean up after them, and campfires or cooking are only permitted in designated spots. Loud noise is banned after 10 PM to respect other guests and the local community. It's a good option for travelers wanting a quiet, community-based camping in Ubon Ratchathani near the Mekong River without crowded amenities.
