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Huai Kho Reservoir offers a free campsite in Mahasarakham province with cool, pleasant weather and scenic views of a medium-sized water reservoir. Located in Na Chueak district, it's a good spot for relaxing and camping amid nature. The site has separate restrooms for men and women, and lighting is provided at various points around the area. However, there are no electrical outlets available for tents, so campers should bring their own flashlights or power banks. There is no fee to camp here, making it a budget-friendly option for anyone wanting a nature getaway. The area is well-suited for those who enjoy simple, quiet surroundings and want to escape the city to enjoy the cool weather typical of this region. Information and photos credited to a member of a camping community group.
Baan Talay Mok Phu Lanka is a campsite in Phayao offering tent sites for just 100 baht with sweeping views of Pha Chang Noi cliff and morning sea of mist. Located along Route 1148 in Baan Talay Mok village, Pong district, Phayao, the site is popular for its clear views of the mountain and fog. Besides the tent camping area, the property also offers rooms and a café. Because it sits in a natural area near a village away from town, campers should expect mosquitoes, ants, insects, and reptiles, as well as occasional power outages. Parking is available but the property is not responsible for vehicles or belongings left inside. Room check-in is at 14:30 and check-out at 11:00. Pets are not allowed, and smoking inside rooms is prohibited. This spot suits travelers looking for scenic mountain views at a budget price.
Suan Samphanrak is a campsite in Chaiyaphum province located just a 5-minute drive from the entrance to Pa Hin Ngam National Park, known for its seasonal Krachiao flower fields. The site is walk-in only with no advance booking required except for the private tent-house lawn area, and it operates daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with no entry allowed after 8:00 PM. Check-in starts at 8:00 AM and check-out is at 3:00 PM. Camping fee is 200 THB per person per day, which includes free electricity access at every camping spot; guests are advised to bring a 10-15 meter extension cord. Children under 130 cm stay free, while those 130-150 cm pay 100 THB and those over 150 cm pay full price. AIS and True mobile signals work well here, though dtac signal is weak; WiFi is also available. Small pets are allowed if owners clean up after them. Smoking and open fires on the grass are prohibited.
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Equipment rental availablePha Pho Mueang campsite in Chaiyaphum sits amid the seasonal Dok Krajiao (Siam tulip) fields of Sai Thong National Park during the rainy season. This campsite in Chaiyaphum draws campers wanting cool weather with morning mist and rain, and this year the field's kept white Krajiao blooms alongside the usual pink ones. Visitors who don't want to walk far can head to the Sub Mongkol service point and catch a shuttle to Thung Bua Sawan 1, or hike the Pha Ham Hod-Thung Bua Sawan nature trail, over 2 kilometers long. Fees are 40 THB park entry per person, 30 THB per car, 20 THB per motorcycle, and 30 THB per person per night for tent pitching. The shaded grounds have a welfare shop serving made-to-order food, newly built separate men's and women's restrooms, and a dishwashing area, but there's no electricity charging point and no trash disposal — campers must carry out their own garbage. Phone signal in the area is very weak.
Equipment rental availableBan Nong Terd campsite in Suphan Buri sits closest to the trailhead of Khao Thewada, offering direct mountain views and starry night skies. Located in Dan Chang district, the campground is only about 400-500 meters from the base of the Khao Thewada climb, which itself is a roughly 900-meter staircase trail that gets steep in the second half. Tent camping costs 100 baht per person, with kids under 12 paying 50 baht; tent rental with bedding starts at 300 baht per tent, and huts are available for 200 baht with a table and light included. A grill rental service costs 100 baht and a round-trip car charter service is offered for 2,000 baht. There is no electricity on site, and phone signal is limited to a few spots, working best on the AIS network. Night temperatures around early December dropped to 18-19°C with heavy dew, and the 3-4 bathrooms have very cold water. A nearby coffee shop, Kanthai Coffee & Tea, serves drinks and snacks, including home-roasted Arabica coffee grown on site.
Klang Kheuan Camp Khao Chu Rayong is a riverside campsite in Rayong with clear views of Khao Chamao mountain from the camping ground. This campsite in Rayong charges 200 THB per person per night, with kids aged 1-10 camping free and those aged 11-17 charged 100 THB. Electrical outlets are available around the camping area for convenience. Clean restrooms with separate facilities for men and women are provided, along with parking right beside your tent. Guests can grill and cook meals on-site. Portable air conditioners can be used for an extra 100 THB per unit per night. During rainy season, visitors are advised to bring rain gear since the site sits close to the water. This spot suits campers looking for a relaxed riverside setting with mountain scenery nearby. For bookings or inquiries, contact via phone.
Equipment rental availablePhanom Sawai Forest Park Campsite offers a scenic hilltop campsite in Surin province with cool nighttime air and fresh morning views. Located in Naboua Subdistrict, Mueang Surin District, it opens daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Camping in Surin here costs 30 THB per person per night if you bring your own tent, or you can rent a tent (sleeps 1-3 people) for 225 THB per night. Additional rentals include table and chair sets, lanterns, pillows, sleeping mats, and sleeping bags. The site has clean restrooms, electricity available from 6 PM to 10 PM, and space for cooking your own meals. Park entrance fees are 20 THB per Thai adult (10 THB for children), 20 THB per motorcycle, and 30 THB per car, while bicycles enter free. It's a good spot for nature lovers looking to relax on a day off, with booking available via Facebook or phone.
Equipment rental availableRabiang Prai Valley is a campsite in Nakhon Nayok province set beside a stream, with a walking path to Khlong Ta In waterfall and close access to Sai Thong reservoir. Bringing your own tent costs 200 baht per person per night, while a rental tent is 800 baht per night for 2 people including bedding. The campsite has separate male and female restrooms, power outlets spread around the grounds, and a shop selling food and drinks. Extra activities are available for a separate fee, including ATV riding, kayaking and fishing at Sai Thong reservoir, archery, and massage. It's located in Si Ka-ang subdistrict, Mueang district, Nakhon Nayok, making it a convenient camping in Nakhon Nayok option for a short trip from Bangkok that combines relaxation with outdoor activities.
Equipment rental availablePran Buri Forest Park campsite in Prachuap Khiri Khan sits near the Pran Buri river mouth, just over 10 km from Hua Hin. The area is spacious with many photo spots and clean toilets, plus a daytime shop. There's no park entrance fee, only a tent fee of 30 baht per person per night. The site is semi-public, so local fishermen pass through at all hours, meaning campers should choose a suitable and safe spot for their tent. Cool season is the best time to visit, while summer gets extremely hot, making it more suitable for a day trip than an overnight camp unless you're well prepared for the heat. Seawater near the river mouth isn't very clear but is fine for wading. Nights are quiet with few visitors, though street lighting in the area is limited. The park also offers tents for rent for those without their own gear.
Suwan Kliao Thong Beach offers a quiet, walk-in campsite in Trat with clear seawater and a peaceful, uncrowded shoreline. Located in Mueang district, this is a good pick for campers who want calm over crowds. Tent fees are based on size, with small tents around 150 baht and large tents around 250 baht. Dtac signal works well here, even good enough for video calls. Safety is reported as high and air quality is very good. Campfires are not allowed on the beach, though burn marks from previous visitors can still be seen. The main downside is a limited number of toilets and showers, which may not be enough during busy periods. Overall it suits travelers looking for a simple, relaxed camping in Trat away from the crowds.
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Equipment rental availablePha Mok Miwai is a sunset-viewing campsite in Roi Et province in Nong Phok district, known for its near year-round thin mist and cool breeze. Tent camping costs 100 baht per tent if you bring your own, or 200-300 baht to rent one depending on size, plus an entrance fee of 30 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. Vehicle fees are 60 baht for a 4-wheel car and 100 baht for a 6-wheel truck. The campsite has a spacious camping ground suitable for both beginners and experienced campers, along with a 2-3 km nature trail for hiking. At night the clear sky offers a good view of the stars right from your tent. On-site facilities include a small welfare shop, electricity, and tent rental, though the restrooms are noted as less well-maintained compared to the nearby Pha Kiew Lom viewpoint. It's a good spot for morning coffee in a quiet, laid-back setting.
Equipment rental availableWansuk Glamping is a campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima's Pak Chong district, set right beside a clear, cool stream within a forest patch inside the town itself. Despite feeling secluded, it sits directly on Pak Chong's main road, so food delivery services like Grab and 7-Eleven can reach you easily. Camping costs 300 baht per person per night, with kids under 10 free; portable air conditioners up to 9,000 BTU are free for one unit per tent, otherwise 100 baht per unit per night. The grounds are split into four zones: a grassy area near the toilets, an open middle zone away from the water, and two waterside zones (upper and lower). Toilets are clean with water heaters and clearly separated wet and dry sections. Pets are welcome. Being close to town, you may hear music from nearby bars at night. Tent and room rentals are available for those without their own gear.
Rai Hong Chakat is a campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima known for scenic mountain views and morning fog at Phaya Yen, Pak Chong. Camping costs 150 THB per person per night, with plenty of open space to pitch a tent and 10 toilets split across 2 zones. Guests can grill and cook their own food on site, and electricity is available for use. Convenience is high since 7-Eleven delivery orders can be placed directly to the site. The access road is manageable for small cars, so a 4WD vehicle is not required to reach the campsite. This makes it a good option for a quick mountain getaway with scenic sunrise fog views without needing rugged transport. Advance booking is recommended to secure a spot, and reservations can be made by phone. It suits friends or families looking for a nearby nature escape on weekends near Bangkok.
Equipment rental availableBig Bear Camping in Nakhon Pathom sits right in town and is best known for its river-island view and shady trees, making it an easy weekend campsite in Nakhon Pathom for those short on time or unwilling to drive far from Bangkok. Camping fee is 200 THB per person, and the site has multiple camping zones with an electricity hook-up point available. Tents and camping equipment can be rented or borrowed on site for those without their own gear, and all types of vehicles can drive right into the campground. Restrooms are kept clean and there's a dishwashing area. At night the sky is clear enough to see stars. Pets are welcome here. A restaurant sits at the entrance of the campground, and 7-11 delivery reaches the site directly. The owner, known as Phi Khiang, is friendly and provides attentive service throughout the stay.
Equipment rental availableSuan Lung Chiang Camp is a campsite in Loei province just 9 kilometers from Chiang Khan walking street, with easy access by motorbike or car. The site offers 5 different camping zones at 150 THB per person, with electricity and toilets available in every zone. For those who don't want to bring their own gear, there are pre-set tents with full bedding and a roof for 700 THB per 2 people, or air-conditioned dome tents with private bathrooms for 1000 THB per 2 people. These June 2024 rates make it a flexible option for various budgets. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, socialize, and grill on-site. It's a good pick for travelers visiting Chiang Khan who want scenic accommodation at an affordable price, with bookings and inquiries handled by phone.
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.
Equipment rental availableBirdyard Camping is a campsite in Nonthaburi that combines a pet farm with tent camping just outside Bangkok in Sai Noi district. The site has three zones - Mountain Hill, RoofTop Tent, and the newly opened Blue Sea - where guests can get close to pets like mini pigs, giant Brahma chickens, mallard ducks, geese, and parrots. Adult stay price is 200 baht per person per night, children aged 7-12 pay 100 baht, while day-picnic entry for adults costs 150 baht. Check-in runs from 14:00-19:00 and check-out is at 22:00, with a strict 500 baht late fee per person with no exceptions. Pets are allowed but must be reported to the admin in advance. Tent rental Set A comes with a full equipment package including sleeping pads, tarp, table, chairs, lights and a fan. The campsite is closed every Monday, walk-ins are not accepted, and phone signal works on all networks including True, Dtac, and Ais.
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Rai Sutthi Ban Khok Camp, a campsite in Loei near Phu Kao Ngom in Na Haeo district, offers private-zone camping with mountain views and morning sea of mist. The site sits right on a concrete road, making access straightforward. Rates run 100–150 THB per night. Electricity and warm-water showers are on-site, and the camp welcomes pets with parking available. Toilets and a water supply are provided, so you can travel light. Photographers will find plenty to work with: a dedicated viewpoint, reliable sunset angles, and open skies for stargazing after dark. A BBQ area rounds out the facilities for groups wanting an evening cookout. The private zoning means you are not sharing the site with strangers, which makes it a solid pick for couples or small groups heading into the hills of Loei.
Equipment rental availableKung Camp is a campsite in Saraburi province set right beside a waterfall near Muak Lek reservoir, popular for nighttime stargazing. Entry fee is 150 THB per person, children aged 6-12 pay 100 THB, and kids under 5 stay free. Power outlets are provided but campers must bring their own extension cords, and free Wi-Fi covers the site. Grilling is allowed as long as the stove has legs to protect the grass, while high-power electrical devices like induction cookers and portable air conditioners are strictly banned. Pets are welcome, though owners are asked to watch them closely since local animals roam the area. On-site vendors sell drinks, ice, moo kata, and made-to-order meals, and tents, fans, and grills are available for rent. Tent spots cannot be pre-booked online; campers must choose their own spot on arrival. Check-in is at 1:00 PM and check-out at noon, with quiet hours enforced from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Separate male and female restrooms are available, and a 50% deposit via PromptPay is required with no refund on cancellation.
Equipment rental availableCamping Rim Wang is a campsite in Samut Sakhon known as the first and only campground in the province, just 30 minutes' drive from Rama II Road. It's popular with anglers who come to fish for sea bass in a quiet riverside setting close to Bangkok. Check-in runs from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The site offers shower rooms, clean toilets, electricity, dish-washing areas, and full mobile signal coverage from every network. Accommodation starts at 150 THB per person, with a 5-person shelter package at 1,000 THB, a 10-person house at 3,000 THB, and tent rental at 250 THB (bedding not included). Food service includes moo kata grill, beer, ice, and made-to-order dishes. Pets are allowed except in the house zone, and quiet hours are enforced from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM, making it a relaxed spot for families and fishing groups.
Equipment rental availableBan AiAun is a private campsite in Roi Et beside a reservoir that feels like a freshwater sea, with strong wind blowing all day long. Located in Nong Phok district, Roi Et province, every spot here offers a good view. The fee is 100 THB per person, and hot water showers are available on site. Guests can bring their own food or order food and drinks from the campsite. Stand-up paddle boards can be rented for 200 THB per hour for those wanting water activities. Campers are asked to keep noise down after 10:00 PM out of consideration for others. Note that winds here can be very strong, so tents should be pitched and secured carefully to avoid damage. This spot is a good pick for anyone looking for a breezy, open-water camping in Roi Et province with a distinctive freshwater-sea atmosphere.
