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Suan Ozone Laan Camp in Lamphun's Ban Hong district offers camping in Lamphun beside a rocky stream, shaded by large trees with mountain views that shift dramatically with the light. Situated in the small village of Huai Kong Lo, Tambon Pa Plu, this site was developed around eco-tourism principles — facilities are minimal and built gradually. The cool-to-cold air means campers typically need to shower by around 4 p.m. The stream and large trees create a naturally shaded streamside setting. This is a lesser-known spot in a small district that surprises many visitors with its scenic natural character. The campsite is run with a conservation-minded approach, welcoming those who appreciate simple, unspoiled outdoor stays.
Equipment rental availableTermdoi Camping is located at Ban Tha Doi Sarapi in Lamphun province, offering a camping experience surrounded by nature. The site provides four bathroom facilities with showers, divided between an upper zone with two units and a lower zone with two units. Electricity is supplied by a generator that operates for two to three hours, allowing visitors to charge their mobile phones. All major mobile networks have coverage at the location. Camping spots are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. The campsite features a restaurant and barbecue facilities for guests. A pork hot pot set is available for 499 baht with one day advance booking. Children under 12 years old stay free of charge. The camping fee is 200 baht per person per night, and tent rental with bedding equipment is available.
Thung Kik is a large natural grassland surrounded by dry dipterocarp forest and mixed deciduous forest, located approximately 15 kilometers from Mae Ping National Park headquarters. The area serves as a habitat for various wildlife species including barking deer, deer, sambar deer, numerous bird species, and wild rabbits. The environment is quiet with cool weather, suitable for relaxation and nature walks. The camping area provides facilities including restrooms, shower rooms, parking, and a shop. Visitors can observe wildlife and enjoy stargazing in the evening. Campers must bring their own tents and can reserve space in advance through the National Parks reservation system, with each booking accommodating up to five people. Park entrance fees are 20 baht for Thai adults and 10 baht for children, while foreigners pay 100 baht for adults and 50 baht for children. Vehicle entry costs 20 baht for motorcycles and 30 baht for cars. The camping fee is 30 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Equipment rental availableKo Luang Waterfall Camping Area sits within Mae Ping National Park in Lamphun Province, offering a natural setting with a peaceful environment. The area is known for its limestone waterfall with emerald blue water that flows throughout the year. The waterfall itself is located just 500 meters from the camping grounds, making it an easy walk for visitors. Activities include forest hiking, swimming, and photography opportunities around the falls and surrounding areas. The camping ground provides ample space for tents and includes clean restroom facilities. Access to the site is convenient thanks to well-maintained roads leading into the park. The location is suitable for those seeking cool morning temperatures and mist, though visitors should note that internet signal is not available in this area. Rates range from 30 to 300 baht per person per night, and camping equipment is available for rent.
