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Nam Tok Sai Rung La-ong Dao is a deep-jungle waterfall reached by a grueling 16 km round-trip trek through Khlong Naka Wildlife Sanctuary, making it one of the most demanding camping in Ranong province. The trip runs over two days and one night, with the first 6 km being mostly stream wading — sections can reach waist depth, and rain raises the difficulty two to three times over. Rangers accompany every group at a ratio of one officer per two visitors throughout the entire route, and there is no mobile phone signal from start to finish. Three camp zones are available near the stream, each with a basic toilet; camp assignment is decided by staff, not visitors. After setting up camp, hikers push a further 2 km to the waterfall itself, climbing from 200 m to 450 m elevation in just 1 km before a steep rope-assisted descent. Entry fee is 40 THB per person; guide, porter, and 4x4 transfer fees are charged separately. Advance booking by phone is required.
Equipment rental availableDoi Chong National Park in Lampang province rewards hikers with a summit camp at 1,379 m reached only by a challenging 8.5 km trail with a park-ranger escort — no porters, all gear self-carried. The 2-day, 1-night camping in Lampang trip takes 4–8 hours to ascend and 3–4 hours to descend, covering 17 km return. At the top, an old air-force base has been converted into a basic facility with a dormitory (for those without tents), toilets, a shower room, a kitchen, and a rainwater tank for drinking. Campers can pitch their own tent or rent a dome tent on-site. Evenings offer west-facing sunset views over a long mountain ridge, nights are clear for stargazing in every direction, and mornings bring east-facing sunrises with a possible sea of mist below. The trail passes through dry dipterocarp forest, dry evergreen forest, and pine forest with red-soil sections. Bookings open from 1 August 2025 via the park's official Facebook page chat only.
Equipment rental availableHin Lek Fai Farm Camping in Buriram Province stands out with its shade from large trees and a park-like atmosphere. This campsite limits the number of visitors to ensure privacy. It offers electricity outlets and clean restrooms. There are both grassy and rocky camping areas to choose from, along with a cafe in the center, power outlets throughout the area, and two separate male and female restrooms. Camping fees are only 150 baht per person per night. Those without equipment can rent tents: Naturehike tents with bedding for 500-600 baht, or K2 Indian tents for 300 baht. Further rental equipment can be inquired about on the Hin Lek Fai Farm Camping Facebook page. For those without equipment, the camp offers a promotional price of 495 baht for a large teepee tent complete with chairs, a table, and an ice cooler. This promotion is only available in November and there are only two tents available. Reservations are recommended to secure your tent.
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Equipment rental availableBe Happy Camping in Kaeng Khoi district, Saraburi province, sits beside a crystal-clear stream with a shaded riverside zone that stays cool all day long. At 200 THB per person per night, it is an affordable campsite in Saraburi for those seeking stream-side relaxation. The ground is rocky, so it stays firm and mud-free even after rain. Toilets are clean and equipped with hot water, and a dish-washing sink station is provided with soap and sponges. Food, beverages, and drinks can be ordered on-site, and a large convenience store selling fresh produce is just 100 metres away. Wi-Fi is available throughout the campsite. Pets — both dogs and cats — are welcome and can roam freely around the grounds. The owner is known for being attentive and checking in with guests regularly. Nights are comfortably cool.
Equipment rental availableBaan Muean Fan Camping & Farm sits beside a waterfall in Muak Lek, Saraburi — one of the most activity-packed family campsites in Saraburi province. The campsite offers an impressive lineup of outdoor activities including hiking, stargazing, badminton, football, kite flying, goat feeding, ATV riding, and picnicking in nature. Every camping zone has electrical outlets, and the bathrooms are clean with hot-water showers in every stall. An on-site shop covers basic supplies. The camp is attentive to special requests, so families with specific needs can contact staff in advance. Bookings are made via Facebook inbox or phone. Located in Muak Lek district, the camp is within easy reach of Bangkok and nearby provinces, making it a practical weekend destination for families looking for nature with plenty to keep all ages entertained.
Igarden Homestay Chiang Dao offers a front-row view of Doi Luang Chiang Dao mountain at just 150 THB per person per night for camping in Chiang Mai province. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. The site keeps a high cleanliness standard — toilets are clean and fitted with hot-water heaters, and a dishwashing station is provided. Electrical hook-ups are available via a communal power box, though campers must bring their own extension cord (at least 30 m is recommended). A on-site café serves coffee and matcha with mountain views, and a breakfast set of rice porridge with sausage and egg is available for 60 THB per person. A small animal zone features ducks, rabbits, goats, cats, and two friendly resident dogs. Separate homestay rooms are also on offer for those who prefer indoor accommodation. The rainy season is particularly scenic, when the surrounding hills turn a vivid green.
Nang Kruan Waterfall campsite in Kanchanaburi, set within Lam Khlong Ngu National Park, offers access to a spectacular three-tiered waterfall with exceptionally clear water. Reaching the upper two tiers requires wading through a fast-flowing, cold stream for around 40 metres and scrambling along steep cliff faces — challenging but rewarding. The road to the park headquarters is in good condition, while the section continuing to the waterfall is a mix of concrete and laterite gravel; a standard two-wheel-drive sedan can manage it with careful driving. The camping area provides both grassy open ground and raised bamboo platform pitches beside the stream, plus clean toilet facilities. Entry fees are 40 THB per adult and 30 THB per vehicle. DTAC has no signal at this location; coverage from other carriers is unconfirmed. This is a practical choice for campers who enjoy waterfall hiking and don't mind being off the grid.
Equipment rental availableKhao Kitchakut National Park campsite in Chanthaburi sits beside a stream and offers noticeably cool nights, making it a strong choice for campers who want riverside sleeping without driving far into the mountains. The camping area is split into three spacious grass zones — tent slot 53 was still available on a Saturday — and the 30 THB per-person camping fee plus 40 THB park entry ticket doubles as admission to hike Khao Phra Bat Phluang (Khao Kitchakut) until midnight, so no second payment is needed. Vehicle entry costs 30 THB per car. The park welfare shop operates during government hours, but a 7-Eleven located about 2 km away delivers inside the park via app. AIS 5G signal is confirmed, charging points are available, and rangers patrol almost all night. The waterfall inside the park runs 13 tiers, with tier 8 rated the most scenic. Weekdays are noticeably quieter than weekends.
Equipment rental availableSuan Lung At sits beside Khlong Maduea stream in Nakhon Nayok province, offering one of the clearest natural swimming streams in the area at just 30 THB per person. Camping in Nakhon Nayok doesn't get more affordable — pitching a tent costs 150 THB per person, with bamboo day-beds available at 100 THB. The spacious grounds are accessible to all vehicle types via Highway 3049, roughly 15 km from Nakhon Nayok town. Solar lighting covers the grounds and bathrooms, and mobile signal works across all networks. Separate male and female bathrooms are kept clean. Pets are welcome. Food to order and Korean BBQ are available with delivery to your spot. Note that GPS navigation may route you incorrectly toward Wang Takrai National Park — use The Bird Camp as your map pin instead, then continue a short distance further in. Open fires are not permitted, but picnic gas stoves are allowed.
Equipment rental availableRim Nam Camp in Saraburi province stands out as a walk-in-only campsite — no reservation needed, just show up. The fee is 150 THB per person per night; children under 12 stay free, while those aged 12 and over are charged the adult rate. Camping in Saraburi here is straightforward: the site provides gender-separated shower rooms and toilets, plus electrical access (bring your own extension cord). Pets are welcome, and rubber rings with life jackets can be rented for 50 THB. Access hours run from 07:00 to 20:00, with checkout by 14:00. Quiet hours begin at 22:00, and open fires on the grass are strictly prohibited. The riverside setting makes it a practical choice for families or groups looking for a low-key long weekend getaway without the hassle of advance booking.
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Equipment rental availablePha Song Tawan campsite in Lopburi sits on a cliff edge inside the Nong Yai Forest Protection Unit, Sub Langa Wildlife Sanctuary, offering panoramic views across three provinces — Lopburi, Chaiyaphum, and Phetchabun. Morning fog rolling over the mountain ranges is a highlight, especially during the rainy and cool seasons. The access route runs through Thep Sathit district, Chaiyaphum, with roughly 4 km of clay dirt road that becomes muddy after heavy rain; high-clearance or 4WD vehicles are strongly recommended for rainy-season visits, while the dry winter months offer much easier driving. Phone signal is patchy due to the high-altitude terrain. On-site facilities include a dining hall, toilets, and solar-powered electricity for charging devices; self-catering is permitted. Guestrooms are available as an alternative to camping. Entry fees are 30 THB per person, 60 THB per vehicle, and 30 THB for pitching a tent.
Equipment rental availableMA CAMP Khao Kho offers a newly opened campsite in Phetchabun province with a sweeping 180-degree sea-of-mist view, located right next to the Khao Kho scenic bridge. Accommodation starts at 600 THB per night and comes in two forms: fully equipped dome tents with bedding, and a camper van with amenities. A mookata (Thai BBQ hotpot) set is available for 499 THB per night, perfect for cool mountain evenings. Shared bathrooms feature hot-water showers. Tent rental with full gear — mattress, pillow, blanket, and towel — is available on-site. Guests can wake up to a mist-covered valley, watch the sunset over the mountain ranges, and stargaze under a clear night sky. The camp suits couples, families, and friend groups alike. Booking inquiries are accepted via chat 24 hours a day.
Villa La Flora Kaeng Krachan offers a private campsite in Phetchaburi province right on the banks of the Phetchaburi River, capped at just 10 guests per day. Weekday rates are 450 THB per person including breakfast, with children aged 0–6 staying free and ages 7–12 at half price. Campers bring their own tents and choose any spot on the grounds. Amenities include gender-separated bathrooms with hot-water showers, an on-site café serving drinks and homemade cakes, and a portable air-conditioner rental for 150 THB per unit per night. Cooking on-site is allowed, though open fires directly on the lawn are not permitted. Key activities include rubber-raft river tubing at 1,200 THB per boat (up to 10 people) and ATV riding at 300 THB per person; advance booking for activities is recommended. One pet is welcome free of charge under the property's pet policy.
Equipment rental availableConnex Camp Cha-om offers streamside camping in Saraburi province just 90 minutes from Bangkok, making it one of the most accessible waterfront campsites in the region. Located in Cha-om sub-district, Kaeng Khoi district, the site is divided into three zones: Zone A (lots A1–A20) along the stream at 500 THB per lot for up to two adults, a grass field zone at 250 THB per person, and Zone C (C1–C10) for car camping at 500 THB per lot. Children aged 7 and under stay free; ages 8–14 cost 100 THB. Group size is capped at 10–12 people. Check-in runs from noon to 7 PM and check-out is by noon. All vehicle types, including small city cars, can reach the campsite without difficulty. Phone signal works only on the AIS network, though free Wi-Fi is available. The site is 1 km from Jet Kot Waterfall and 1 km from a nearby ATV venue. Pets are welcome with advance notice, and tent and camping equipment can be rented on-site at the mini-mart.
Jer Khao Rao Rak in Saraburi province stands out for its air-conditioned tents set right along a stream, each with a private bathroom — a comfortable setup for camping in Saraburi within easy reach of Bangkok. The site is in Tambon Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, just 5 minutes from the car park for Kroak-it Waterfall. Guests can cook their own meals in the designated cooking area, and campfires are permitted only in that same zone. Breakfast is available from 08:00 and delivered to your tent upon check-in request. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 19:00; check-out is by 11:00, with a 500 THB per hour late fee. Pets are not allowed in tents or rooms, and noise must be kept down between 22:00 and 06:00. Ice water is provided free of charge on a self-service basis.
Equipment rental availableKiang Than Tham Tao Glamping in Saraburi offers riverside teepee-style cabins beside a clear stream guests can wade in right outside their door, plus a separate mountain-view camping in Saraburi zone. The site is in Cha-om, Kaeng Khoi district, and the access road is suitable for small cars, sedans, and low-clearance vehicles. All options include breakfast, a mini-bar, Wi-Fi, and a camping table-and-chair set. Teepee cabins have a private bathroom within 10 steps; tent guests share well-maintained male/female bathrooms with separate shower areas. True Move has no signal at the site. Nearby there are plenty of dining options including a fresh seafood shop, rice stalls, som tam restaurants, and a night market. Mookata (Korean BBQ) can be ordered to eat by the stream — rent a grill for 200 THB or order a full set for 500 THB.
3 Rivers Camping in Nakhon Nayok province stands out for its large-tree shaded zone designed for campers who want privacy and quiet rather than a riverside pitch. Camping in Nakhon Nayok costs 200 THB per person per night; children aged 5–11 pay 100 THB, and under-5s stay free. The site caps guests at 150 people per day, so advance booking is strongly recommended. Check-in runs from 11:00–19:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Cars can be parked right at your tent, and electricity hook-ups are available (extension cord of at least 20 m required). Toilets and showers are separated by gender and are a short walk away. All mobile networks have signal throughout the site. Pets are allowed with prior notice and approval. Quiet hours are enforced from 22:00–07:00, with no speakers or musical instruments permitted.
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Doi Mae Ti Camping in Kanchanaburi province stands out for its sweeping morning sea of fog overlooking the Thung Yai Naresuan forest reserve. Set in Ban Huai Suea, Thong Pha Phum district, this campsite charges 150 THB per person per night. Facilities are solid for a mountain camp: clean toilets, electricity supply, and full phone signal across all networks — a rarity at this elevation. The cold mountain air makes camping in Kanchanaburi here especially appealing for those chasing morning mist views. The site sits within the Chalaeh sub-district on the edge of the protected Thung Yai Naresuan wilderness, giving campers an unobstructed panorama of forested ridgelines at sunrise. No equipment rental is mentioned, so bring your own tent and cold-weather gear.
Equipment rental availableKhlong Nam Lai Waterfall Campsite sits inside Khlong Lan National Park in Kamphaeng Phet province, where you can fall asleep to the sound of the waterfall all night. The campsite in Kamphaeng Phet is a shaded grassy area with a shallow stream alongside it that is safe for children to splash in. A stairway trail leads up to the upper waterfall tiers through scenic forest. Park tents are available for rent. Boxed meals, drinks, and a coffee shop selling instant noodles are available on site, with a shop selling grilled pork neck nearby down the road. Entry fees are 40 THB per person (valid for both Khlong Lan and Khlong Nam Lai areas), 30 THB per vehicle, and 30 THB per person for pitching a tent. Toilets are clean with strong water pressure, and a charging point is available at the ranger station. Lights are reduced after 20:00 to save energy. There is no mobile phone signal anywhere in the area. Park rangers are attentive and friendly.
Khlong Phaibun Waterfall campsite in Chanthaburi sits just 20 metres from a cold, high-volume waterfall inside Khao Khitchakut National Park — making it one of the closest swim-to-camp spots in the province. The camping fee is just 30 THB per person, with electricity available at Zone 2 (near the toilets; bring your own extension cord) at a voluntary contribution. The park has recently widened and deepened the swimming area, so guests can splash around all day long. Toilets are on-site and described as adequate. On quiet visits, campers can have the entire area almost to themselves. The campsite is best suited for those looking to escape the heat, since the waterfall water stays notably cool even when temperatures rise outside.
Equipment rental availableWiw 100 Lan Camping sits beside Lam Taphen Reservoir in Kanchanaburi, offering a sweeping panoramic reservoir view that is the campsite's headline attraction. Camping in Kanchanaburi starts at 200 THB per person for a tent pitch, or 400 THB per tent for two people including a mattress, pillow, blanket, and camp table and chairs — so you can arrive with just a single bag. No camping gear is needed, as full tent rental with bedding is available on site. Activities include fishing on the reservoir and enjoying the wide open water views. Two phone lines cover different hours: 08:30–16:30 and 16:30–00:00, making it easy to reach staff throughout the day and into the night. The camp suits relaxed stays and small group gatherings.
