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Equipment rental availablePhayao Camp offers a streamside campsite in Mueang Phayao district with views of Doi Luang, making it a solid pick for camping in Phayao. Tent space costs 120 THB per person, and kids up to 8 years old stay free under the current rainy-season promotion. Bathrooms are large, clean, and every room has warm water. Some tarp-covered spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and electricity is provided at every campsite. Guests can grill food and play music through speakers. Both cats and dogs are welcome to stay. An on-site café and food and drink shop lets visitors relax by the stream throughout the day. The spot suits car camping or tent camping for stargazing at night, with a stream running past year-round. Visitors have praised the notably clean restrooms and the friendly owners. Contact by phone for bookings or more details.
Baan Rai Bai Fern is a small hillside camping ground in Namnao district, offering a quiet campsite in Phetchabun with strict rules against loud music to preserve privacy. The owner originally built it as a personal vacation home for nature lovers, later opening part of the grassy land into four terraced camping levels for friends and guests. It accepts only a small number of guests per night to keep the atmosphere calm and private. Facilities include a restroom and solar-powered electrical outlets suitable for charging phones and power banks. Camping costs 150 THB per person per night, while visitors who just want to take photos, enjoy a beer, or admire the view without staying overnight can enter for free. Access routes are available from both Chum Phae and Namnao districts, with video guides provided for each direction. This campsite in Phetchabun suits travelers seeking a peaceful, low-key retreat rather than a lively camping experience.
Na Waree Camping is a campsite in Bueng Kan located right in town along the Mekong River, ideal for travelers who want a riverside stay without leaving the city. The camping ground is spacious and comes with a toilet that includes a hot water shower system. The fee is 150 baht per person. The owner is friendly and welcoming, though since they live in town rather than on-site, visitors must call ahead before arriving so the owner can open up the area. Its convenient in-town location along the Mekong makes it a good option for those with limited time who still want to enjoy a riverside camping experience in Bueng Kan without a long drive out of the city.
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Equipment rental availableWanaree Camping is a campsite in Kanchanaburi located right by the river in Thong Pha Phum district, ideal for campers who value privacy. Bringing your own tent costs 100 THB per person, or 150 THB per person with breakfast included, and kids under 10 stay free. Tent rental is available for 150 THB per tent (sleeps 2), with bedding sets and fans also available to rent. Free kayaks and inner tubes are provided for play right in front of the campsite, or campers can join a paid kayak rafting trip for 500 THB per boat or inner tube rafting for 250 THB, both lasting 45 minutes with shuttle transport and staff supervision along the way. The site has clean shared toilets, power outlets, a dish-washing area, a dining space, and drinks and charcoal for sale. Ais and True phone signals work but are weak, while Dtac has no signal. Wi-Fi is available, and loud noise is not allowed after 10 PM.
Baan Suan Ngam is a campsite in Saraburi set right beside an emerald-green clear stream, just a short drive from Bangkok. Located in Cha-om Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, it offers a range of accommodation options including tents, glamping tents, RVs, and houses to suit different preferences. Surrounded by mountains and a clear stream, guests can cool off by playing in the water just steps from their tent. An on-site restaurant serves meals amid the natural surroundings. Tent camping costs 200 THB per person, while room accommodation starts at 1,800 THB including breakfast. Live music plays every Saturday night, adding a lively touch to the weekend. It's a convenient getaway for a quick escape from the city without a long drive. For more details, guests can contact the campsite directly by phone.
Camp A Day - Nam Nao is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its 360-degree mountain views and clear Milky Way sightings on open-sky nights. The camping ground is well organized and quiet, with plenty of space to pitch tents. Clean restrooms include warm water, and electricity outlets are available throughout the site. There's also a café where guests can relax and enjoy the view. The fee is 200 THB per person. On rainy days, thick fog often rolls in, and evenings turn pleasantly cold. A visitor who set up a tent attached to her car described being surrounded by countless stars and finally catching sight of the Milky Way when the sky cleared, spending two days and two nights at the site during her first visit to Nam Nao district. The small town atmosphere and fresh air made the short trip memorable.
Rai Lung Rat on Loi Fa Road 1343 is a campsite in Phrae offering six wooden houses plus a separate tent-camping zone with forest and city-light night views. House A1 has two bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom and a high-view balcony, sleeping 4 with room for 2 extra guests, or campers can pitch a tent on its balcony. House T1 has one bedroom facing the forest, with sparkling city lights visible at night. Houses B1-B2-B3 are small wooden cottages sleeping a maximum of 2 guests each with no extra bedding allowed, and shared bathrooms located outside the houses. House C1 sits right along Loi Fa Road with scenic forest views. The tent-camping area has its own dedicated restroom facilities, separate from the house zone. House prices vary by season. Bookings are made via Facebook page inbox message or by phone.
Equipment rental availableTalay Dao Camp is a mountain-view campsite in Chonburi province with a highland atmosphere despite its easy access near Si Racha. The site offers a tent-pitching area plus tent and camping equipment rental for those without their own gear, air-conditioned glamping tents for extra comfort, and a resort with a glass house perched along the cliff for a unique stay option. There's a swimming pool to cool off and a café serving food and drinks throughout the day. Camping fees are 250 baht per person, and the site is open every day with no closed days. Its proximity to Si Racha makes it a convenient option for a short weekend trip or even a day trip from Bangkok and nearby provinces without a long drive.
Equipment rental availableLan Nap Dao Campsite in Namphong National Park, Khon Kaen offers tent camping right beside the Ubolratana Dam reservoir with sunset and stargazing views. This camping in Khon Kaen accommodates up to 60 tents per day and is open daily, with the Hin Chang Si viewpoint toll gate operating from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Daytime visitors enjoy expansive reservoir views and photo opportunities, while evenings bring clear sunset views over Ubolratana Dam, and clear nights offer good stargazing conditions. Those wishing to stay at Baan Rim Pha, located at the Hin Chang Si viewpoint, must contact the park in advance to reserve a spot since walk-in stays are not accepted there. General park inquiries can be made through the Namphong National Park visitor center during operating hours from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The site is popular among photography and camping enthusiasts for its wide open camping area.
Ban Rim Pha is a small campsite in Loei province offering mountain views just 9 km from Dan Sai district. Camping costs 200 THB per person on a gravel-paved ground, with clean toilets on site. In the evening, guests can relax with beer or drinks while listening to soft music. A cafe on the upper level serves fresh coffee including americano, mocha, latte, espresso, cappuccino, and caramel macchiato, along with Thai tea, green tea, and cocoa. For those who prefer a room, fan rooms are available 24 hours a day at 950 THB per night, each with a private bathroom and water heater. A small convenience shop on site sells snacks and drinks. Located near Nong Sim village, this campsite in Loei is a convenient stop for travelers passing through Dan Sai who want an easy overnight stay close to nature.
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Chill Camp at Baan Rai Fah Suay is a campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima's Wang Nam Khiao district known for its wide mountain-view camping grounds spread across more than 10 rai, with morning fog rolling in daily this season. The site offers multiple camping zones including a rock area, cliffside spots, and a grassy hill. Clean restrooms are separated for men and women with 12 rooms total, all with warm water, and more toilets are being added so every zone stays close to a bathroom. It's just 1 km off Highway 304, near the Thai Samakkhi attraction. Pets are welcome though daily numbers are limited. Camper vans and RVs can access the site. Barbecue and made-to-order meals are available. Adult camping fee is 250 THB per person, kids under 8 stay free, and kids 9-14 pay 100 THB. Check-in runs 10:00-19:00, check-out is 12:00, and the page can be messaged 24/7.
Equipment rental availablePhuphaman Sky View is a campsite in Khon Kaen offering a full adventure package with paramotor flights and ATV rides alongside its camping area. Tent-plot rental costs 100 THB per person per night, or renters can book a large house tent for two at 500 THB per night including bedding, with separate male and female toilets and showers available. A VIP house tent option costs 1,190 THB per night for two people and includes free breakfast. Paramotor flights run in the morning from 6:00-8:00 AM and evening from 3:00-6:00 PM, with free GoPro photos and video included. The ATV trip covers a 5-km off-road trail through scenic terrain, taking about 40 minutes to an hour, priced at 590 THB per trip, with an extra 150 THB charge for a passenger. Standard rooms for two range from 1,900 to 2,290 THB depending on the day. Bookings can be made directly by phone or through the Facebook page.
Equipment rental availableKeereewong Camping is a campsite in Khon Kaen offering a wide green lawn right beside the Ubolratana Dam reservoir, surrounded by mountains. It's open daily from 11:00 to 22:00 for day-use hangout, while overnight tent camping runs from 11:00 to 11:00 the next day. Day-use fee is 50 baht per adult with kids under 12 free, while overnight camping costs 100 baht per adult, 50 baht for children aged 6-12, and free for kids under 5. Free amenities include a BBQ grill, black garbage bags, 30 electricity connection points around the grounds usable 24 hours, two dishwashing stations, and 12 restrooms with separate shower and toilet rooms split by gender. The open, spacious, clean grounds offer fresh air with mountain and dam reservoir views, making it a relaxed spot for a simple overnight stay near the water.
Equipment rental availableRai Khum Din Ngam is a campsite in Khon Kaen province offering rice-field views, just a 20-minute drive from Khon Kaen city center. It's suited for relaxation, picnics, and hosting celebrations such as weddings and birthday parties. Tent camping costs 100 THB per person per night, while picnic access is 50 THB per person with a curfew of 11 PM. Air-conditioned rooms for 2 people cost 450 THB per night, with an extra 150 THB per person for additional bedding. Children under 12 years old enter free. The site has clean separate restrooms for men and women with water heaters, plus electrical connection points spread across zones. Tents of various sizes are available for rent, sleeping from 2 up to 10 people, along with extension cords and fans for hire. A ready-to-eat mookata set costs 250 THB, and drinks plus cooking equipment rentals are also offered, making it a practical choice for families with young kids.
Rai Lung Nueng is a campsite in Loei province at Ban Saeng Pha, Na Haeo district, known for its morning sea-of-mist views right at your tent door. The site sits along the main road on the way up Phu Hua Hom, with an easy, non-steep access route. There are 6-7 tent pitches to choose from, and no advance booking is needed — just arrive, pick a spot, and give your name and phone number. Camping fee is 150 THB per person, charged only for guests aged 10 and up. Electricity is available on-site, along with 5 clean toilets equipped with water heaters. Food and drinks are sold on the property, and car camping space is available. Pets are allowed but only within the tent camping zone. Evenings get cool, dropping below 20°C, making it pleasant for viewing the mist. House accommodation is also offered with prices varying by month, separate from the tent fee. Booking is through the Rai Lung Nueng Facebook page.
Rimphaview campsite in Phetchabun sits on Phu Thap Boek, a well-known viewpoint in Thailand's lower north. Tent camping now costs 120 THB per person, with free electricity included at no extra charge. Check-in runs from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and check-out is before 10:30 AM, with possible extra fees for late check-out. Pets of any kind are not allowed on the property; violations incur a 1,000 THB fine and the stay may be terminated without refund. Guests must avoid loud noise or disturbances between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM, and karaoke equipment or sound systems are not permitted inside the accommodation. Bookings can be made via mobile, with Safari recommended for iOS users and Chrome for Android users. The cancellation policy offers a 50% refund if cancelled at least 3 days in advance, and rescheduling is allowed once for free within 2 months of the original date.
Phu Burin Farm is a campsite in Loei province known for its sea-of-fog views and distinctly cold mornings at Ban Klang, Pla Ba subdistrict, Phu Rue district. The access road is easy enough for both small and large vehicles to drive directly up to the camping area. Entry fee is 100 baht for children under 10 and 200 baht per adult, with limited spots accepted per stay to keep things private and uncrowded. No walk-ins are allowed; booking requires advance bank transfer only. Check-in starts at 2:00 PM and check-out is by 11:30 AM. The farm has no electricity, relying only on solar lights, so there is no hot water available. Guests must bring their own tents and bedding. Seasonal fruits are sometimes available to sample but in limited quantity. Loud speakers and noise after 10:00 PM are prohibited. Best suited for campers seeking a simple, off-grid nature experience.
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Lan Krasip Chan is a campsite in Phetchabun's Khao Kho National Park known for its morning sea of fog and mountain sunset views, offering a quiet, cool atmosphere with fog drifting through the campsite periodically. Entry costs 20 baht per person, 30 baht per car, and 30 baht per tent for camping. There is no electricity hookup available, though True network signal works reasonably well. New, clean restrooms are available on site. Sedans can make it up the road as long as it isn't raining. Visitors are advised to contact the Khao Kho National Park office before heading up to the campsite. It's a good spot for stargazing at night and enjoying nature close up, popular among those who love peaceful mountain camping in Phetchabun.
Pang Man Mok is a campsite in Phetchabun set right on Sanlang Mangkorn Road between Phu Thap Boek and Na Sa Ung, known for its all-day sea-of-mist views. The spot doubles as a café and campground, with cool fresh air and good-quality, reasonably priced coffee. Camping on the dirt ground costs 150 baht per person, while sleeping on a raised bamboo platform costs 200 baht per person. Restrooms are clean, though there is no electricity available at the campsite. Food is offered at the café but in limited quantity, so campers are advised to bring their own supplies. The access road is narrow but not as steep as routes found in northern Thailand; however, fog can become thick enough at times to obscure visibility on the road. This is a good choice for anyone wanting a scenic natural campsite with sea-of-mist views. Contact numbers are provided for booking or inquiries, and staff are known to be friendly and helpful.
Equipment rental availableSarika Resort is a campsite in Nakhon Nayok known for its large waterside camping zone where kayaking and fishing are free. Located close to Bangkok with easy access, the resort offers both bungalow rooms and two tent zones, one right by the water and a spacious upper zone. Tent camping costs 150 baht per person, bookable only on Fridays, Saturdays, and public holidays, with a daily limit on the number of guests. Pets are welcome in the tent zone for an extra 50 baht per pet, though owners must bag and remove pet waste. Equipment rental is available including fans, power extensions, BBQ grills, tents, and tarps. Two restroom zones sit near the camping area, parking and unloading are easy, and power extension cords are provided. Food can be ordered by phone starting at 50 baht, with mookata requiring pre-order before 3pm. A waterfall runs through the resort only during rainy season; otherwise the large pond is used for boating and fishing year-round. Nearby attractions include Sarika Waterfall and Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam.
Equipment rental availableKlu mi Campaign is a campsite in Chiang Mai offering direct views of Doi Luang Chiang Dao and Doi Nang mountains side by side, with both sunrise and sunset viewing spots. The site has 10 cottage rooms and 10 tent pitches, split into 2 sunrise-facing spots and 8 sunset-facing spots. Tent site rental starts at 250 THB per person in rainy season and 300 THB in winter season, with tent rental available including sleeping mats, sleeping bags, and pillows. Shared bathrooms have gas-heated hot water, though the tent camping area has no electricity so campers should bring power banks; Ais and Truemove signals are available on site. The drive from Chiang Mai city takes about 2.5-3 hours on a paved road with 2-3 steep sections, and a public van service from Chang Phueak station in Chiang Mai also reaches the area in about 3 hours. Akipu Coffee shop and nature walking trails are also available nearby. A 50% deposit is required to confirm booking.
