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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.
Camping Hill&Cafe is a campsite in Ratchaburi province nicknamed the 'Sapan Ratchaburi' for its panoramic hilltop views of the Tenasserim mountain range, often shrouded in morning mist during rainy or cold season. Located in Suan Phueng district, the tent site costs 200 THB per person per night, and campers must bring their own tent and gear since no rental is available. Minimalist triangular fan-cooled bungalows start at 1,200 THB per night for 2 guests with shared bathrooms. This is a pet-friendly campsite where dogs and cats are welcome in the open-air zone, though owners must inform staff of the pet type in advance. The uphill road is steep in sections but passable by regular cars and motorcycles, requiring extra caution especially in the rainy season. AIS has the most stable phone signal here. The campsite strictly enforces quiet hours from 10 PM to 8 AM and does not accept bookings for groups larger than 8 people, so advance reservation is strongly recommended due to limited daily capacity.
Equipment rental availableThe Most Camping Ground in Khao Kho, Phetchabun offers close-up views of the sea of mist alongside private houses and small tent pitches. Prices range from 900 to 2,100 baht, with private houses suited to families and couples priced at 1,700-2,100 baht, a self-pitch tent spot at 150 baht, or a ready-set-up tent for rent at 800 baht. All stays include a special breakfast buffet. The site sits among the mountains of Khao Kho, ideal for travelers looking to leave the city behind, sleep to the sound of the wind, and breathe fresh mountain air surrounded by nature and mist views. Bookings and inquiries can be made directly by phone or through the campsite's Facebook page. This camping in Phetchabun spot suits short getaways for couples and families wanting a simple, cozy stay close to nature without needing to travel far from town.
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Suk Samoe Camping is a campsite in Ratchaburi's Suan Phueng district, sitting right along a stream and just a short drive from town. Small cars can drive directly to the camping grounds, making access easy. Options include a nature-style bungalow for 1,000 baht per night, tent spots by the water, hillside, bamboo groves, or near the bathrooms at 200 baht per person, plus a sleeping spot at 200 baht per person including free ice. The bathrooms are clean and well-kept, and there's a seating area to relax with cold drinks. Food and drinks are available on site, or guests can order from a nearby convenience store for delivery straight to their tent. The location is close to popular attractions like Ohpuey and a sheep farm, along with many scenic cafes nearby, making it a convenient base for exploring Suan Phueng's fresh-air surroundings.
Equipment rental availableBaan Rai Fah Kiang Than is a riverside campsite in Saraburi province offering unlimited use of a swimming pool and onsen spa for campers. Located in Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, this camping in Saraburi charges 300 THB per person per night for guests bringing their own tent, with children over 110 cm charged 150 THB. Both rock and grass pitches are available, plus tent rentals from 400-800 THB per night including bedding. Check-in starts at 8:00 AM with flexible check-out, though consecutive holidays require 12:00 PM check-in and check-out. A free communal kitchen is fully equipped with cookware, gas stove, fridge, microwave, and oven. There are 5 restroom blocks totaling 30 rooms with hotel-style water heaters. Pets are allowed on the camping grounds but not inside the room accommodations. Two EV charging points are available on site. The gate closes at 8:00 PM and reopens around 6:00 AM, so late arrivals should notify staff in advance.
Equipment rental availableBaan Kanghan Camping is a campsite in Nakhon Nayok province set on over 4 rai of land near the Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School. The site offers zones A1 through A9, each accommodating 2 guests with an option to add up to 2 more people for 150 baht per person, including full sleeping equipment. Children under 5 stay free, and pets are allowed for a 150 baht fee. Guests bringing their own tents pay 150 baht per person. Facilities include power outlets, fans, hot water flasks, lamps, towels, free coffee and Ovaltine, camping table and chair sets, BBQ grills, and cooling containers. A moo kata delivery service runs from 5pm to 10pm, and electric stoves are not permitted on site. Shared restrooms come with water heaters and flush toilets, plus a washing area with dish soap. The venue is also suitable for events and group gatherings thanks to its spacious grounds and decorative lighting around the property.
The Yard Suksamran is a campsite in Sisaket province near the Cambodian border in Phu Sing district, about 100+ km drive from the city with recently improved access roads. The ground is flat grass, easy to pitch tents on, with shade trees, electrical outlets, and lighting across the site. Fee is 100 THB per person. Toilets have separate hot-water showers for men and women, and there's a cafe, accommodation, and a restaurant on site. Visitors have reportedly spotted a pair of hornbills in the area. Camping is walk-in only, no advance booking required, though calling ahead is recommended in case the whole site is reserved by another group. Contact is through the phone number listed on the campsite's Facebook page, dialing with 062 prefix; the line can be hard to reach. This spot suits travelers looking to cross into a border province and support the local economy while enjoying a quiet, tree-shaded camping ground.
Equipment rental availableTid Pa Camping is a campsite in Saraburi province set beside Krok Eedok waterfall in Kaeng Khoi district, with water for playing during the wet season. The fee is 200 baht per person per night, with children aged 10-15 charged 100 baht and kids under 10 free. Tent rental costs 650 baht for two people, including table and chairs, though bedding is not provided. Walk-ins are fine on weekdays if you notify the site in advance, but weekends and public holidays require booking ahead. Check-in and check-out are at noon but flexible. Phone signal is available only on the AIS network, and free wifi reaches the grass camping area. Pets are allowed. The site caps capacity at 20 tents. Low-clearance vehicles are currently not recommended due to the access road, though small regular cars can still get in fine. Free ice and life jackets are provided, and moo kata meal sets are available in small and large portions.
Equipment rental availableLalanta Camping & Café is a campsite in Saraburi set in a bamboo grove beside a stream, with house/pool villa and RV stays available in the same area for families with kids or elderly members. The fee is 390 THB per person per night including breakfast buffet, with kids under 10 free, kids 10-15 half price, and seniors 65+ free. The camping ground is split into stream-side and non-stream zones, and guests can run air conditioners at no extra electricity charge as long as units are 12,000 BTU or under. Facilities include separate men's and women's restrooms with warm water, indoor and outdoor showers, dish-washing and wet/dry waste zones, plus an on-site café and restaurant. Evening activities include live music on Saturday nights, outdoor movie screenings, a mini train circling the grounds, a playground, a mini water park, and a morning alms-giving ceremony on Sundays. Tents with full bedding are available for rent and staff will set them up for you. Bookings are handled through Facebook inbox only.
Equipment rental availableHat Chom Phon Campsite offers beachfront camping in Phetchaburi under tall pine trees with sea breeze and waves audible all night. Located in Hat Chao Samran subdistrict, Mueang district, Phetchaburi province, this campsite in Phetchaburi provides a wide shaded ground area beneath pine trees, keeping campers cool throughout the day. Camping spots are set on both grass and sandy ground, offering full views of the beach and Phetchaburi sea. The atmosphere is calm and quiet, suitable for relaxing with friends or family on holidays. The fee is 200 THB per person per night, with free water, electricity, and WiFi included. Security measures are in place 24 hours a day, making it clean and safe. It suits tent campers, tarp campers, or anyone looking for a relaxed seaside getaway.
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Khun Sathan National Park is a campsite in Nan province known for its year-round cold weather thanks to its high mountain elevation. Located in Na Noi district, it sits close to Doi Samoe Dao and Sri Nan National Park, making it easy to visit both in one trip. The site features a hilltop coffee shop with panoramic views and an on-site restaurant. Restrooms include water heaters, with one heated shower room each for men and women. Zone 3 is the recommended camping area, offering great views and cooking facilities. Entry fees are 20 THB for adults and 10 THB for children, with a 30 THB per person camping fee, 30 THB for cars, and 20 THB for motorcycles; young children and elderly visitors enter free. Advance booking through the reservation system is recommended to secure a spot. Bungalow accommodation is also available, bookable by phone up to 60 days ahead.
Pha Tat Waterfall campsite in Kanchanaburi sits right beside a three-tier waterfall inside Sri Nakarin Dam National Park in Thong Pha Phum district. The site is shaded by large trees and bordered by three clear streams that visitors can walk to and explore. Toilets and car parking are both within a short walk of the tent area. The access road is paved and not steep, making it manageable for most vehicles. Phone signal is available only on AIS and Dtac networks, with no coverage for other carriers. There is no direct electricity supply at the tent sites, but lighting is kept on all night and charging points are available at power poles. A designated cooking zone lets campers prepare their own meals. Entry costs 60 baht per person, plus 30 baht for vehicle entry and 30 baht per person per night for tent camping. Nearby attractions include Hin Dat hot spring and Pha Daeng waterfall, and Krua Chao Sua restaurant is recommended for good food.
Sila Camping Park is a campsite in Ratchaburi known for its tiered landscape-style campground and a skywalk-like viewing bridge overlooking the grounds. The campground is visible from a distance thanks to its striking green terraced lawns, and there's a swing for relaxing while taking in the scenery. Camping fee is 200 THB per person, with children under 12 admitted free. The site only opened two weeks ago, so it's still brand new. Power outlets are available at nearly every spot, and WiFi is provided throughout. Pets are allowed on the premises, restrooms are available, and guests can fish on site. This makes it a good option for visitors looking for scenic photo spots and a relaxed camping experience within reach of Ratchaburi.
Laan Koei Camping & Cafe is a campsite in Samut Prakan where visitors can dig for cockles barefoot in mangrove mudflats, a rare activity near Bangkok. Located in Khlong Dan, Bang Bo district, it's an easy day trip from the city. Entry to the shellfish-digging activity costs 100 baht per person, while camping is 200 baht per person with children aged 7-10 free of charge, or 1,500 baht to reserve the whole tent area for 7 people. The site has toilets, showers, food and drinks for sale, and power outlets under shady trees with constant sea breeze. Guests can also take a boat tour through a mangrove tunnel to a fishing village, kayak or paddle a SUP board, join a one-day sea fishing boat trip, birdwatch for resident and migratory species, and enjoy sunset views over the sea. Booking ahead is required, check-in is 2:00 PM and check-out is 10:00 AM. The cockle-digging season closes at the end of June, though camping and dining continue year-round.
Baan Suan Pornwita offers a private fenced camping zone in Nakhon Phanom for 300 baht per person, just bring your own tent. Located in Na Ratchakwai village, it's about 7 kilometers from downtown Nakhon Phanom, close to Makro and 7-Eleven, with LINE MAN delivery available right to the campsite. Each private zone comes with its own gate, fence, private bathroom, and kitchen equipped with cookware, a water heater, fan, refrigerator, kettle, plates, pots, pans, and stove. Free drinking water, charcoal, ice, and coffee are provided, and guests can fish for free on the grounds. This campsite in Nakhon Phanom suits campers who want privacy and full facilities without hauling much gear along, since kitchen and bathroom needs are already covered on site.
Equipment rental availableSamran Dee Camp is a campsite in Sakon Nakhon set right on the edge of Huai Kra Choe reservoir, with tree-top style tent spots by the water. Located in Mueang district along Highway 213 between Maha Sarakham and Sakon Nakhon, it's an easy stop for travelers passing this route, whether for a day visit or an overnight stay. The camp sits directly beside the main road, making it convenient to find. Tent camping costs only 150 THB per person. The reservoir-side view near Phu Phan is a highlight, and the owner is noted for friendly, attentive service. For bookings or more details, visitors can contact the camp directly by phone. This spot suits travelers looking for a simple riverside rest stop along the Maha Sarakham-Sakon Nakhon road.
Equipment rental availableHeal Jai Camp At Wang Nam Khiao is a campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima located near Khao Phaeng Ma, offering direct views of wild gaur grazing right from the campground. Opened just one week ago, this is a small, private site charging 250 baht per person per night. The bathrooms are spacious and clean, separated by gender, with warm water and strong water pressure. Power outlets are available for cooking, and drinks are sold on site. Tents and bedding are available for rent for those who don't want to bring their own gear. A standout feature is the ATV service that takes guests close to gaur herds at 3-4 viewing spots, great for photography and evening stargazing. Temperatures range from a cool 21-30 degrees Celsius with constant breeze, making nights especially pleasant for moon-gazing. The owner is described as friendly and welcoming. Bookings and inquiries can be made through the Facebook page or by phone.
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Camping and Fishing Baan Kru Wisit Mueang Na is a riverside campsite in Nakhon Pathom province known for fishing along the Tha Chin River. Located in Nakhon Chai Si district, it's easy to reach and close to Bangkok, making it convenient for a quick getaway without a long drive. The entry fee is 200 THB per person for guests bringing their own tent, while day-trip visitors not staying overnight pay 100 THB per person. Campervans are welcome for an additional 200 THB per vehicle. The site sits right along the Tha Chin River, making it a good spot specifically for fishing trips. Guests can bring their own tents or campervans as needed. Advance booking and further inquiries can be made by phone, and the exact location can be found via the map link shared by the campsite. This is a solid option for a short fishing getaway near Bangkok.
Equipment rental availableKhui Camp is a campsite in Prachuap Khiri Khan set on a green lawn beside a shallow stream, safe enough for kids to play in the water. The site is quiet at night, with heavy morning dew and birdsong at sunrise. Facilities include electricity, restrooms, a restaurant and drink bar, plus tent rentals for those without their own gear. The standout activity is free kayaking with no extra charge — each guest can book a one-hour slot through the page's chat or by phone at 093-6088808, showing an ID card at check-in; arriving more than 15 minutes late means giving up the slot to the next guest. Foam rafts and foam boats are also free to use, and tables and chairs are provided. Tent camping costs 150 baht per tent, with a 30 baht picnic fee, and guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks onto the grounds. It's a good fit for family trips or parent-child getaways over long weekends.
Baan-Pla Sky & Mountain is a campsite in Loei province located just 50 meters from the Phu Thok ticket point, known for its thick morning fog and clear night sky for stargazing. The camping ground is spread across three zones (A, B, C) on wide grassy terrain, with separate clean restrooms for men and women equipped with water heaters. Electricity is available on site, though campers should bring their own 5-10 meter extension cords. The parking area is spacious and secure, accommodating small cars, large vehicles, and even RVs. All types of vehicles can access the site easily, and phone signal works on every network. Pets are allowed as long as they remain supervised. Prices start from just 150 baht per person, and advance booking is required. On-site amenities include fresh coffee, breakfast, and Thai barbecue (moo kratha) service for guests.
Khao Nor-Khao Kaew is a free campsite in Nakhon Sawan province known for its striking limestone peaks and 360-degree sunrise sea-of-mist views. Located in Ban Daen Subdistrict, Banphot Phisai District, this limestone mountain features a distinctive sharp peak shape surrounded by greenery, making it one of the province's most scenic spots. Entry, parking, camping, and 24-hour restrooms are all free of charge, and the area has lighting along the pathways plus working mobile signal. Small vehicles can access the parking area easily, and there is a coffee shop on site along with a spacious camping ground. Campers often hike up in the early morning to catch the 360-degree view from the summit, climbing roughly 700 steps including a steep near-vertical section, a round trip taking about 1.5-2 hours; friendly monkeys are commonly seen along the trail. In the evening between 6:30-7:00 PM, thousands of bats fly out from Khao Kaew, visible from the Lan Pho area. Security staff patrol overnight and CCTV cameras monitor the site, and a community market runs on weekends near Lan Pho.
