Full Bueng Kan camping guide — best seasons, zones, and every campsite
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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.
Goodpoint Valley & Camping Bueng Khong Long is a lakeside camping site located at Ban Sok Phok curve in Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. The campsite offers various accommodation options including large huts with portable air conditioning and regular fans, air-conditioned guesthouses, and tent pitching areas along the lake. Facilities include free WiFi, electrical outlets, dishwashing area, separate male and female restrooms with hot water heaters, cooking facilities, and space for party activities. The camp features a boat dock 500 meters away for lake tours, and is conveniently located near Don Kaew Don Pho islands (500m), Naga Cave (10km), and the century-old Pu Ue Lue shrine (1km). Visitors can experience local fishing and farming lifestyles at the campsite, including fishing opportunities. Additional services include transportation, car rental, and tour guide services for exploring nearby attractions.
Rai Mae Dao Jai is located in Bueng Kan province along the riverside adjacent to a durian orchard. The site offers clear views of Phu Thok mountain and Wat Phu Thok temple. Visitors can enjoy sunset views from the grounds, and in the morning hours there are opportunities to watch the sunrise. After dark, the illuminated temple on the mountainside creates a distinctive visual feature against the night sky. The atmosphere remains peaceful and quiet throughout the area. Available facilities include two bathrooms equipped with hot water systems and four separate toilet rooms. A water pier provides access for swimming in the river. An on-site restaurant serves meals to guests. The camping fee is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Landscape camping café sits along the Mekong River in Bueng Kan province, offering a quiet and private camping experience with a refreshing breeze throughout the day. The site provides close-up views of the Mekong River with the Lao mountains clearly visible across the water. The camping area is spacious and uncrowded, accommodating both tents and recreational vehicles. An on-site café serves visitors, and several photogenic spots are scattered around the grounds. The owner maintains a welcoming and attentive presence. Facilities include restrooms, showers, electricity, water supply, parking, a shop, and a viewpoint for observing the sea of mist. Guests can also watch the sunrise over the Mekong River from the site. The rate is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
