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Phu Phakhin Wang Chin Resort & Camping is a campsite in Phrae covering over 200 rai with 360-degree panoramic mountain views. Tent and car camping costs 150 THB per person, and the site offers clean, spacious separate restrooms with hot water showers for both men and women. An on-site restaurant serves food and drinks, and visitors are welcome to stop by for a meal without staying overnight. The weather stays cool year-round, phone signal is good, and free Wi-Fi is available. From the Mae Kaem intersection it's about 13 to 15 km to reach the site, with good roads the entire way except for a short dirt section right before the campsite itself. The campsite is open daily with no closed days, even during long holidays. Located in Mae Koeng Subdistrict, Wang Chin District, it's a good spot for families, friends, or couples looking to enjoy fresh mountain air and scenic photo spots. There's a designated area for campers bringing pets, though advance notice is required and extra charges may apply.
Equipment rental availablePhu Tap Fah 360, a campsite in Phrae's Rong Kwang district, sits at the highest point of the Phrae sky-road zone — known locally as Teletubby Hill — with an unobstructed 360-degree panorama of mountains and a sea of mist. The rainy season is the best time to catch the mist, when the surrounding hills turn deep green; nighttime temperatures settle at around 23–24 °C. The camping fee is 200 baht per person per night; campers can pitch their own tent, rent one on-site, or bring a rooftop-tent vehicle. The site runs on solar power, so there is no electrical hookup. Clean shower-and-toilet facilities and a parking area are on-site, and a viewpoint makes the location popular for photography and stargazing. Three homestay rooms are also available at 1,490 baht per night, including breakfast and a drip-coffee set, with a coffee-and-drinks counter open Friday through Sunday. The road up is steep and narrow, so a pickup truck is strongly recommended for camping in Phrae at this elevation.
Equipment rental availableSaming Phu Camp in Phetchabun's Khao Kho district is known for its very scenic views, welcoming both tent camping and car camping (sleeping in your vehicle). This campsite in Phetchabun charges 150 THB per person per night, with an extra 200 THB fee for the premium A1 and C1 spots. Rental tents with bedding are available for 600 THB, sleeping 2 people, entrance fee included. Pets are allowed on site. Grilled pork buffet (moo krata) is sold but must be pre-ordered. Phone signal is available on every network, though there is no Wi-Fi. Electricity and power outlets are provided, but portable air conditioners cannot be used. Restrooms are separated by gender and include water heaters, plus there are dishwashing stations and trash points. A great choice for campers wanting good views with solid facilities nearby Khao Kho.
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Phu Sing-Phu Pha Phueng Forest Park offers camping in Amnat Charoen at the province's highest point, 392 meters above sea level. Visitors can catch both sunrise and sunset from the same viewpoint, making it a standout spot for photography. The park features a spacious camping ground, bungalow accommodations, and a natural suspension bridge for photo opportunities. It's open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with entrance fees for both vehicles and individuals: motorcycles 20 baht, private cars 30 baht, adults 20 baht, children 10 baht, and free entry for those 60 and older. The rainy season is highlighted as an especially lush and refreshing time to visit, with cooler air and misty mountain views. This campsite in Amnat Charoen suits travelers looking for scenic overlooks and nature photography without heavy crowds. Advance booking and inquiries can be made by phone or through the park's Facebook page.
Rai Nong Sunshine is a campsite in Loei province known for hot water and electricity available at every campsite spot along the terraced grounds. Located in Ban Khok, Na Mala Subdistrict, Na Haeo District, Loei, the site charges 200 THB per person per night for tent camping, with no bungalows available. There are 12 separate restrooms for men and women. The entrance road is paved, allowing all types of vehicles to enter and exit easily. Tent numbers are limited to ensure comfortable space for guests, so booking ahead is recommended, especially during peak dates. The campsite is popular during the cool season, with firewood prepared for campfires to keep guests warm on chilly nights. For more information or reservations, guests can contact the phone numbers provided by the campsite owner.
Equipment rental availableLan Ban Suea is a campsite in Kamphaeng Phet set right along the stream flowing from Khlong Lan Waterfall inside Khlong Lan National Park. It sits near the registration point for bungalows and camping areas, and the park has three camping zones in total: the popular but crowded Wang Pla Wian zone, the quieter Lan Kaew, and Lan Ban Suea itself, each with its own scenery just a short distance apart. A key highlight is being able to walk to Khlong Lan Waterfall for photos without waiting in line, especially in the early morning when few people are around, and the walk from the campsite is short. Restrooms are kept very clean with staff on duty throughout the night. Tent rental costs 225 THB per night, with sleeping bags at 30 THB, sleeping pads at 20 THB, and pillows at 10 THB; bringing your own tent costs 30 THB per person per night for camping in the park. Campers can swim right in front of their tents, and there is a 7-Eleven convenience store near the park entrance with good road access.
Kala Hill Campiness is a campsite in Kanchanaburi's Thongphaphum district, set on a small hill with a stream running through the grounds and morning sea-of-mist views. The wide grassy field is shaded by large trees, and camping is possible year-round, with fees starting from 300-400 baht. Access is easy via highway M81, and phone signal from every carrier plus wifi are available on site. A small waterfall and a stream on the property are open for guests to play in. Nearby attractions include Hin Dat hot spring just 9 km away, Pha Tat waterfall 16 km away with clear water safe for kids, and Vajiralongkorn Dam 30 km away, which has a road ideal for running. A steep trail with stairs leads up the hill to watch sunset or morning mist, costing 30 baht per person or by donation, taking about 30 minutes to climb. The friendly owners provide attentive service, and affordable dinner options such as moo krata, jaew hon, and barbecue are available on request.
Rai Urai Cha campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima sits on Khao Yai Thiang with panoramic million-baht mountain views for just a few hundred baht a night. Adult entry is 200 baht per night, children aged 10-12 pay 150 baht, and kids 9 and under stay free. Camp cars or roof-tent vehicles are charged 200 baht per night with no extra parking fee. A private house sleeping guests in 3 bedrooms with an en-suite solar-powered bathroom rents for 2,500 baht. The camping ground has separate male and female restrooms with 5 stalls each, lighting across the whole area all night, a generator running 18:00-21:00, and a daytime phone-charging point at the coffee shop. Pets are allowed only in the camping zone, not in the private house. Charcoal BBQ grilling is permitted but dumping ash on the ground is not. Check-in and check-out are both at 12:00. The final approach includes a steep 70-meter slope requiring first gear, with no gear changes allowed mid-slope. This makes it a good budget option for stargazing or sleeping in the car with a scenic backdrop.
Equipment rental availableBan Rai Lak Thong & Camping is a campsite in Nakhon Ratchasima offering a tent-pitch zone with free swimming pool access at Ban Khlong Kum, Rakhoeng subdistrict, Wang Nam Khiao district. Tent camping costs 250 baht per person per night, and guests bring their own tents. Electricity is available in every zone but campers must bring their own extension cords. Check-in for tent camping is at 10:00 and check-out at 12:00. Clean restrooms with hot water showers and a dishwashing area are located near the tent zone. The onsite restaurant serves food and drinks from 10:00 to 20:00, and rental equipment such as BBQ grills, fans, and power cords is available. Children under 10 stay and swim for free, while those 10 and older pay the adult rate. Pets are allowed if they are small breeds under 10 kg, at a fee of 300 baht per pet. Guests are asked to keep noise down after 22:00 to avoid disturbing other campers.
Equipment rental availablePha Taem campsite in Ubon Ratchathani offers clear views of the Mekong River and Laos with cool breezes all day at this national park camping ground. The spacious, shaded camping area has separate male-female toilets, a welfare shop, and lighting at various points. Open daily from 5:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Thai national park entrance fees are 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children, plus 30 baht for cars and 20 baht for motorcycles. Camping fee is 30 baht per person per night if you bring your own tent; tent and sleeping equipment rental is available if you don't have your own gear. Highlight check-in spots within the park include the ancient Pha Taem rock paintings dating back over 3,000 years, the Pha Taem viewpoint for sunrise and Mekong River views, Sao Chaliang's giant mushroom-shaped rock formations, Pha Cha Na Dai as the first sunrise viewpoint in Thailand, and the unique Saeng Chan Waterfall (Nam Tok Ru) flowing through a rock hole.
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Equipment rental availableNam Tok Yong National Park in Nakhon Si Thammarat province offers full camping equipment rental at budget-friendly rates, letting visitors arrive empty-handed and start camping right away. This campsite in Nakhon Si Thammarat provides a 3-person dome tent for 225 baht per night, sleeping mats for 20 baht each, sleeping bags for 30 baht each, pillows for 10 baht each, a camping table set with 4 chairs for 100 baht per set, and lanterns for 30 baht each. Visitors who bring their own tent pay a site usage fee of 30 baht per person per night. The park welcomes families, groups of friends, or couples looking to enjoy the forest and mountain surroundings without the hassle of packing camping gear. It's a convenient option for spontaneous trips since equipment can be rented on arrival, making it accessible even for first-time campers.
Equipment rental availableBanrai Khun Nongluck is a campsite in Phetchabun known for its misty mountain views and sunset from four separate camping zones. Located in Khok Mon subdistrict, Nam Nao district, the site offers a cliffside zone (Rim Pha) for 10-12 tents, a white bridge zone (Saphan Khao) with similar cliff views separated by a road for 25-30 tents, a private group zone for 6-7 tents with a large pavilion for rain shelter, a tower zone for 2-3 units, and a camper car zone by the cliff for 2 vehicles. Tent camping costs 200 baht per person if you bring your own tent, with children aged 6-15 charged 100 baht; pillow, blanket, and mattress rental sets are available for 150 baht. The property also offers several room types ranging from 1,200 to 1,500 baht (VIP), each equipped with WiFi, TV, air conditioning, water heater, hair dryer, towels, drinking water, and coffee. Breakfast is not included in room rates but can be added for 100 baht per person.
Equipment rental availablePhu Pha Man National Park offers a campsite in Khon Kaen province with dramatic limestone cliff views that rival scenery in northern Thailand. Located in Phu Pha Man district, it's best visited during the rainy season through early winter. Tent rental costs 225 THB per tent per night, or bring your own tent for just 30 THB per person per night. Park bungalows are also available from 300 to 500 THB per night, some with private bathrooms. Bookings for tents or bungalows can be made by calling 043001753 before 3 PM. During the rainy season, visitors are advised to bring flashlights, rain gear, mosquito repellent, insect repellent, and sturdy wind-resistant camping equipment. The area is known for cool breezes and quiet surroundings, with limestone cliff views as the standout feature of camping in Khon Kaen.
Baan Siang Kong Homestay in Saraburi province offers vintage wooden hillside accommodation with private camping areas in Kaeng Khoi district — delivering a Chiang Mai-style atmosphere just a short drive from Bangkok. There are four accommodation buildings: Baan Siang Kong (shared room for 6–7 people at 3,500 THB), Baan Siang Kong HOUSE (5 rooms for up to 15 people at 5,500 THB), and two Baan Klang Pa air-conditioned rooms (each for 2 guests at 1,500 THB). All bookings include free tent pitching on the property's lawn. Two additional dedicated camping in Saraburi spots are available at 150 THB per person. Houses 1 and 2 come with a full kitchen, cookware, gas stoves, and BBQ grills. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out at 12:00. Pets of all kinds are not permitted. Bookings are confirmed by deposit transfer only.
Harirak Forest Park in Loei province is nicknamed the 'Pang Oung of Loei' for its reservoir views enclosed by mountain ridges. This campsite in Loei covers around 8,250 rai within the Khok Phu Lek National Forest Reserve, with elevations ranging from 300–500 metres above sea level. The camping area sits along a waterway, and the park offers a nature study trail and a notably scenic sunrise viewpoint. Two forest types are found here — evergreen (dry dipterocarp) and deciduous (mixed deciduous), with moist evergreen patches in the valleys. It suits campers, photographers, and leisure visitors alike. Starting 1 September 2026, the park will begin charging an entry fee in line with Department of National Parks regulations; visitors should confirm the current rate before travelling. For enquiries, contact the TAT Loei Office at 0 4281 2812.
Phu Pha Daen Forest Park offers free camping in Sakon Nakhon province, just 20 km from the city centre, making it one of the most accessible nature campgrounds in the region. The campsite in Sakon Nakhon sits beside a clear stream with large trees growing at the water's edge, and a grassy lawn area is designated for pitching tents. Entry and camping are both completely free of charge, and toilet and shower facilities are available on site. The park is located in Ban Nong Phai, Dong Mafai Sub-district, Mueang District. Mornings here are a highlight — campers can wake up to watch the sunrise and take a walk along the stream in cool forest air. The site suits photographers and those who enjoy relaxed nature camping; park staff are noted for their helpful service. Contact the official Facebook page to plan your visit.
Phu Sun Campsite in Phayao province offers panoramic mountain views and a clear sightline to Pha Chang Noi cliff, making it a standout camping in Phayao destination. Located in Amphoe Pong, the site charges 150 THB per person for grass pitches and 200 THB per person for raised platform spots. The road is paved and suitable for all vehicle types, though the slope down into the camp is steep — drivers should plan their approach carefully, especially on the way up. Both tent campers and campervan visitors are welcome, with freedom to choose their preferred spot. Facilities include gender-separated bathrooms with gas-heated hot water showers and electrical hook-up points. Phone signal is reliable on AIS and True networks. Early risers may be rewarded with light sea of fog, while evenings offer dramatic light on the ridgeline. Rules include no loud music after 22:00, no open fires on grass, and no electric hot plates.
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Namtok Mae Surin National Park in Mae Hong Son province is home to one of Thailand's tallest waterfalls, where Mae Surin stream plunges over 180 metres down a sheer cliff face. The park sits just 9 km from the Tung Bua Tong sunflower fields in Khun Yuam district, making it an easy add-on stop by car. Camping in Mae Hong Son is well catered for here, with a spacious and shaded campsite in the national park grounds. A well-maintained viewing trail on the opposite bank lets visitors see the full height of the falls from a similar elevation. Getting down to the base requires booking a park ranger guide at least one day in advance. Entrance fees are 40 THB for Thai adults, 20 THB for Thai children, 200 THB for foreign adults, and 100 THB for foreign children. Park bungalows are available and can be reserved in advance through the Department of National Parks at 0 5306 1073. The bua tong (Mexican sunflower) blooming season draws the largest crowds.
Ban Ampuil Campsite sits beside the Ban Ampuil reservoir in Mueang Surin district — just 18–20 km from Surin city — and is one of the most popular camping in Surin spots thanks to its scenic sunset views over the water. The site is a small private ground run by the Ban Ampuil community (Ban Kham–Pen Suk), a Thai-Khmer village known for its traditional way of life. Entry fees are 100 THB per adult, 20–50 THB per child, and 100 THB per tent pitch. Facilities include clean toilets, electricity, and a rubbish-disposal point; self-catering is permitted. The waterside setting means cool breezes in the evening, and visitors have noted the site can get quite cold at night. It suits families and campers who prefer a straightforward, no-frills spot with easy access from the city. Booking is available via Facebook or by calling the contact numbers directly.
Lhangban Little Camp offers camping in Phetchabun's Nam Nao district with a newly opened small site that punches above its weight on facilities — clean toilets, hot showers, and multiple power outlets. Located just 3 km off Route 12 and roughly 120 km from Khon Kaen city, the camp is easy to reach on a good road. The site opened in December 2022 and operates with limited capacity, so advance booking by phone or Facebook inbox is required. The nightly rate is 150 THB per person (children under 10 free); walk-ins are charged 200 THB per person. Electricity is available for lighting, fans, and phone charging only — heavy appliances are not permitted due to limited supply. Toilets are separated by gender (3 cubicles each), and hot-water showers are available for both men and women. Pets are welcome as long as they remain quiet, and noise must stop after 22:00.
Nam Tok Takhro campsite in Prachinburi sits inside Khao Yai National Park, right at the entrance to the waterfall with a stream running alongside the camping area and a car park nearby — making it one of the most accessible stream-side camping spots in the park. The waterfall is a wide, shallow rapid just 300 metres on foot from camp; the water is clear and cool, not too deep, and safe for kids to splash around in. Open 08:00–18:00 daily. The all-in fee covering both park entry and camping is just 40 THB per person, paid at the checkpoint with no app booking required — walk-ins are welcome. Toilets are available on site; showers are limited to one stall each for men and women, so facilities are basic. The hashtag #พักผ่อนวันหยุดกับลูกๆ (holiday with the kids) reflects how family-friendly this spot is.
