Tra Kan Ta Camp is located in Chonburi province within convenient distance from Bangkok. The camping area sits on a hillside surrounded by mountain views and green lawns, with cool breezes throughout the day and night. Facilities include clean bathrooms and showers, electricity, water supply, parking areas, and a shop. The site also features SHUSH Cafe&Bar offering beverages including craft beer and wine selections, with the owner providing detailed recommendations. Check-in is available from 13.00 to 18.00, with checkout before 12.00. Area selection is on a first-come, first-served basis. Pets are permitted but not allowed in shared bathrooms. Drinking water and ice are available for purchase. Site rules include no littering in front of tents, smoking only in designated areas, no high-power electrical equipment, no parking on the grass, and no loud noises after 22.00. The site offers a viewpoint for enjoying the mountain scenery. Rates are 200 to 250 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availablePha Chu Camping Ground is located within Sri Nan National Park in Nan Province. The site offers an open camping area with views across the landscape and opportunities to witness the sea of mist during early morning hours. Temperatures tend to be warm during the day but become cool and comfortable at night. Visitors can observe the sunrise and take photographs at designated viewpoints. Facilities include restrooms and shower rooms located within reasonable walking distance that are adequately maintained, though hot water is not available. A restaurant, welfare shop, and small coffee shop serve campers on site. Electrical outlets for charging devices can be found near the restaurant pavilion. The access road is in good condition and suitable for those with experience driving on mountain routes. Campers should be prepared for mosquitoes and small black ants that nest in scattered spots on the ground and deliver painful bites. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night and equipment rental is available.
Equipment rental availablePho Samphao Camping occupies a mountainous site where morning mist is a regular feature. The location offers privacy and quiet surroundings not far from Ratchaprapha Dam and approximately 30 minutes from Khao Nai Na Luang National Park. Visitors can choose between VIP tents that include private bathrooms or pitch their own tents with access to electrical hookups. Facilities at the site include electricity points, separate male and female bathrooms, shower rooms, a viewpoint for observing mist, and barbecue areas. Guests can watch the morning mist and early light from their camping area. Access to the site requires driving on unpaved tracks that ascend and descend through the valley, and those traveling in sedans should proceed with particular care. Rates range from 150 to 950 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableRai Prom Phu sits along the Kwae Noi River in Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province. The campsite offers two distinct areas: an upper ground section and a riverside section. Facilities include toilets with water heaters, electricity, drinking water, ice, a shop, and a restaurant serving three meals daily with options for a la carte dishes, jungle food, and pork pan. Campers may prepare their own meals or request meal preparation from the camp staff with advance notice. The campsite enforces several rules including no noise after 22:00, no fires directly on the grass, and no vehicles on the lawn. Reservations are required with a fifty percent deposit that is non-refundable under all circumstances. Dogs are permitted for an additional fee. Portable air conditioners can be used for an extra charge. The nightly rate is 100 baht per person for the upper ground area and 150 baht per person for the riverside area, and tent rental with complete equipment is available.
Piamsuk Glamping is located in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, just 1 kilometer from Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University. This glamping site offers nature-surrounded accommodation with three types of stays. The Mountain View House is priced at 2,000 baht per night for 2 guests, with the option to add 2 more guests at 300 baht each, including breakfast and kayaking activities. Private tents are available in two options: fan-cooled at 990 baht per night and air-conditioned at 1,100 baht per night, both accommodating up to 2 guests with private bathrooms and complimentary kayaking. Dome tents cost 950 baht per night for 2 guests, with space for 2 additional guests at 150 baht each, featuring a tarp and waterfront seating area with shared bathrooms. Visitors bringing their own tents pay 150 baht per person, while camp cars are charged 500 baht per vehicle. Rates increase by 100-200 baht on Fridays, Saturdays, and public holidays. Children under 8 years old stay free. Facilities include parking, bathrooms, showers, electricity, and water, with mobile phone coverage across all networks. Advance booking of at least 1 day is required, with no refunds under any circumstances.
Lamer Camp is located in Saraburi province and offers newly opened accommodation alongside a compact camping area set beside a flowing stream. The property features five waterfront houses and a small minimalist camping ground surrounded by well-maintained grass lawns. Clear water flows through the site where fish are visible in the stream, creating a shaded and tranquil environment. Facilities provided include electricity, Wi-Fi, running water, toilets, shower rooms, an on-site restaurant, barbecue areas, and swimming areas. The camp welcomes pets and offers free stays for children under 7 years of age. Air conditioning is available in accommodations for an additional fee of 200 baht. Guests must observe site rules including no fires directly on the grass and no loud noise after 22:00. Rates range from 200 to 3,200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Ban Rim Than By Uncle Aod is situated in the Kaeng Pong Nam Ron zone of Khlong Lan district, Kamphaeng Phet province. The site offers both accommodation houses and grass field areas suitable for tent pitching alongside the water. Visitors can swim in the river and relax on lounge chairs provided in shaded pavilions. Grilled pork sets are available for purchase at the on-site restaurant, though guests are welcome to bring their own ingredients for barbecuing. Facilities include parking areas, restrooms, shower facilities, and a restaurant serving meals. The riverside location provides opportunities for outdoor activities and water-based recreation in a natural setting. Rates range from 100 to 2,000 baht per person per night, and camping equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableThong Pha Phum National Park is located in Kanchanaburi province and offers camping facilities within a mountainous natural setting. The atmosphere is generally cool and quiet, suitable for those seeking rest away from urban areas. Mornings bring fresh air and occasional light mist that visitors can experience. The park provides hiking trails for those interested in exploring the surrounding environment. Basic facilities on site include restrooms and water supply points for campers. The location appeals to those who appreciate mountain environments and wish to spend time surrounded by nature. The park serves as a retreat for visitors looking to unwind in a forested setting with mountain views. Entrance and camping fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available for those without their own gear.
The Erdtree Campground is situated in the Pak Chong area of Nakhon Ratchasima province. The site offers open views toward surrounding mountains with intermittent cool breezes throughout the day. It provides a suitable setting for evening relaxation, particularly during full moon nights. Both tent pitches and accommodation rooms are available for visitors. Facilities include a viewpoint for observing the sea of mist, a coffee shop, restaurant, restrooms, shower facilities, electricity, and parking. Complimentary ice is provided to all guests. Children aged 13 years and under stay free of charge, as do pets. The campground charges 250 to 300 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableSan Pa Kia Doi Mae Taman Highland Agricultural Research Station is located in Chiang Mai province and offers camping areas with panoramic views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao peak. During winter months, visitors can observe Wild Himalayan Cherry blossoms in bloom. The site provides both accommodation buildings and designated camping zones with accessible toilet and shower facilities. The station operates on solar power, which functions until midnight, so visitors should bring flashlights for later hours. On-site facilities include a welfare shop and a made-to-order food restaurant, along with viewpoints for observing the sea of mist and stargazing. Barbecue facilities are also available. Access requires attention to vehicle type. Regular sedans and unloaded pickup trucks can reach the junction, but the left turn to the research station requires high-clearance pickups, SUVs, or motorcycles. During the dry winter season, the roads are more manageable, while the rainy season is best navigated with four-wheel drive vehicles or by hiring local transport. The camping fee is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is available.
Suan Luang Thai Camping is located along the river in Cha-uat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat province. The site offers a quiet and simple atmosphere suitable for families and children. Facilities include separate male and female restrooms, parking area, electricity, water supply, and areas for campfires and grilling. Guests receive barbecue equipment with charcoal and a complete bedding set that includes an air mattress, pillow, blanket, fan, towel, soap, shampoo, power outlet, and lantern. Activities available include river rafting with four rounds per day and complimentary rubber rings for water play throughout the day. Swimming and photography are also permitted. An on-site restaurant serves food and beverages until 7:30 PM. Guests may make noise until 10:00 PM. Rates range from 900 to 6900 baht per person per night and include breakfast plus complimentary ice and drinking water. Equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableHoshi 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.
Plernburi Camping and Cafe is located beside Lam Tapoen Reservoir in Suphan Buri province, offering quiet accommodation surrounded by mountain scenery. The site features separate private houses equipped with fans, air conditioning, water heaters, and hair dryers. Guests can observe the evening sunset reflecting golden tones across the water, while nighttime brings cool temperatures and clear conditions for stargazing, with minimal light pollution from urban areas. The site includes an onsite cafe, viewpoints for observing the sea of mist, and facilities for photography. Parking is available along with clean restrooms and shower facilities. The location appeals to visitors seeking a retreat from urban routines. Rates range from 200 to 2,300 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableThis national park campsite occupies a coastal location on the main island of the Lanta archipelago in Krabi province. The camping area sits near the beach where clear waters provide opportunities for snorkeling among coral reefs and marine life. Visitors can access viewpoints within the park and watch the sunrise over the sea. Basic facilities include restrooms and water supply for campers. The island setting offers a natural coastal environment suitable for those seeking a seaside camping experience. Beach access from the camping ground is convenient for swimming and shore activities. The site serves as a base for exploring the surrounding islands and marine environments of the archipelago. Rates range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Mae Pang Camping is located in Chiang Mai province where visitors can experience cool evening temperatures and morning mist, with average temperatures around 16-17 degrees Celsius. The site features Chacha trees growing in the middle of the river, creating a natural backdrop for various water activities. Guests can explore the area by kayak at no additional charge or take a boat tour to view the Chamchuri and Chacha trees. The grounds include a swimming pool, restaurant, coffee shop, and meeting facilities available in both air-conditioned and outdoor settings. Additional activities such as karaoke and ATV riding are also offered. Basic amenities include parking, toilets, showers, electricity, and water supply. The site accommodates both tent camping and other types of accommodation. The entrance fee is 400 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available, so guests should bring their own camping gear and cooking supplies.
Equipment rental availableBan Rai Rim Than Lam Chae is situated along Lam Chae Dam in Khon Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, bordering Wang Nam Khiao District. The site offers camping and accommodation surrounded by natural shade trees and year-round water flow, with mountains and deciduous forest in the area. Visitors can observe the morning sea of mist, watch birds, fish, swim, kayak, and take boat tours around the reservoir. Nearby attractions include Wang Tao Waterfall, Kaeng Wang Won Rapids, and areas where large numbers of butterflies gather. The campsite provides comprehensive facilities including parking, electricity, water supply, shops, and a coffee shop serving fresh coffee and various food options. Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the grounds. Activities extend to wildlife observation and photography in the surrounding natural environment. Rates range from 150 to 3,200 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Equipment rental availableSirinat National Park is located in Phuket and offers camping grounds along the coastline where visitors can stay overnight. The camping area sits near mangrove forests and Mai Khao Beach, which are notable features of the park. Campers can set up their tents close to the shore with views of the bay and surrounding mangrove areas. Restroom facilities are provided within the camping zone, and the beach is within walking distance from the campsite. The park environment suits travelers looking to spend time by the sea and experience coastal nature. The national park setting provides access to both beach and forest landscapes in one location. Fees range from 30 to 60 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Doi Soi Malai is located within Doi Soi Malai National Park in Tak Province. The site permits vehicle entry only between 7:00 and 15:00, with camping spots allocated on a first-come, first-served basis without advance booking. The camping area sits at an elevated location overlooking Tak town and surrounding green ridges, accommodating approximately 3 to 5 tents. The site has no electricity or mobile phone signal. Campers may cook on site but must carry all waste back down the mountain. Toilet and shower facilities are provided. Available activities include hiking, cycling, sunrise viewing, stargazing, viewpoint and sea of mist observation, wildlife watching, and campfire building. Alcohol is prohibited and noise must be kept low after 22:00. Access requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle or suitable mountain motorcycle due to the 10-kilometer route of rocky and red dirt terrain, which takes approximately 1.5 hours to traverse. A checkpoint is located 5 kilometers before the summit. The site operates annually from December 1 to June 30. Camping is free of charge and equipment rental is not available.
Chang Klang Camping is a small campground located along a clear, shallow stream in Nakhon Si Thammarat province. The calm setting offers a relaxing waterside experience where the stream is safe for swimming and regularly used by local children and residents. The camping area is divided into two zones: a streamside zone that requires carrying equipment about 10 meters from parking, and an inner parking area where vehicles can be positioned next to tents. The site focuses primarily on providing accommodation services with basic amenities including electricity hookups and clean restrooms with hot water. A bar serving drinks and food is available on site. Several cats and free-roaming chickens inhabit the grounds. Visitors may encounter ants and should take appropriate precautions. Advance contact is recommended before arrival. The rate is 100 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Ao Huay Tong Camping is located in Chiang Mai province beside a reservoir surrounded by forest scenery. The site offers a relaxed setting for visitors who wish to pitch tents, enjoy picnics, or try fishing along the water's edge. Morning and evening hours provide favorable conditions for photography and viewing the sunrise. Pavilions are available for sitting and taking in views of the bay, with complimentary use for those who purchase from the on-site restaurant and stay less than one hour. To reach the campsite, travel via the Mon Chaem route passing through Mae Khi village, Suan Som Khong Chan, and Mae Khi Sheep Farm, then continue straight from the Alpaca Sheep Farm junction for another 2.7 kilometers. Note that this location should not be confused with Huay Tong in Mae Wang. Facilities include restrooms, showers, a restaurant, parking, and a barbecue area. Rates are 50 to 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableMae Yom National Park is Thailand's 51st national park, situated in Phrae Province within Song District. The park lies about 70 kilometers from Ban Sa-iab village, roughly one hour by road. Major peaks include Doi Luang, Doi Yao, Doi Khun Huai Pae, and Doi Ton. The main attraction is Kaeng Seua Ten, a four-kilometer stretch of natural river islands in the Yom River with sandy beaches suitable for camping. Another notable feature is Lom Dong, a natural water basin over 100 meters wide atop a mountain that holds water year-round and offers views across teak forests. Visitors can explore large makha trees, Lod Thang Cave, Bat Cave, Ai Ya Ra Cave, and hot springs. The park provides camping areas with electricity, charging points, clean toilets and showers, and parking facilities. Mobile internet signal is not available. Activities include hiking, swimming, boating, wildlife observation, and photography. Fees range from 30 to 1,000 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
Rai Thiw Fa Phu Thap Boek is a camping ground located on the mountains of Phetchabun province. The site was once abandoned but has been developed by local villagers into a clean and well-maintained camping area. From the campground, visitors can enjoy clear views of the mountain range known as Submarine Phu Thap Boek and Wat Pha Son Kaew temple, along with impressive cliff-edge vistas. The site has limited capacity, making it suitable for those seeking a quieter atmosphere. Facilities include restrooms, shower rooms, electricity, Wi-Fi, parking, and a small shop. Food and beverages are available in limited quantities, so visitors are advised to bring their own supplies. Walk-in guests are welcome, and the site also offers basic accommodation units. The entrance fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
The Camp Tanaosri combines a camping ground with a cafe near the entrance to Suan Phueng in Ratchaburi province. Access to the site is straightforward for visitors. Facilities include separate male and female restrooms with wet and dry zones at two locations, though water heaters are not yet installed. Electrical connection points are distributed throughout the camping area, and mobile phone reception is reliable across all networks. The onsite cafe and restaurant serves coffee, made-to-order dishes, and moo kratha for campers who prefer not to cook. Those heading back can make a stop at Huai Nam Sai village, located about 20 kilometers away. The overnight rate is 200 baht per person, and equipment rental is not available.
Koh Set is a small island of only a few rai in Chaiya District, Surat Thani Province, formed by sediment deposits from the Tapi River estuary. The island features white sand beaches and a sandbar extending approximately 4 kilometers that becomes clearly visible at low tide. The area is rich with shrimp, shellfish, crabs, and various fish species. Visitors can participate in activities such as releasing egg-bearing crabs, collecting shells, fishing, planting mangroves, visiting fish villages and crab banks, and learning about the sea gypsy way of life. The island has no running water or electricity. Access requires a boat journey of approximately 30 minutes from Laem Pho coast in Phumriang subdistrict, with life jackets provided for all passengers. The most suitable time to visit is from March to September. Camping is free of charge, and equipment rental is not available.
