Full Trat camping guide — best seasons, zones, and every campsite
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Suwan Kliao Thong Beach offers a quiet, walk-in campsite in Trat with clear seawater and a peaceful, uncrowded shoreline. Located in Mueang district, this is a good pick for campers who want calm over crowds. Tent fees are based on size, with small tents around 150 baht and large tents around 250 baht. Dtac signal works well here, even good enough for video calls. Safety is reported as high and air quality is very good. Campfires are not allowed on the beach, though burn marks from previous visitors can still be seen. The main downside is a limited number of toilets and showers, which may not be enough during busy periods. Overall it suits travelers looking for a simple, relaxed camping in Trat away from the crowds.
Heal Jai Sunset & Camping on Koh Chang offers an exceptionally private camping in Trat province, with stunning sunset views and direct water access right in front of the grounds. The site is divided into multiple zones — Zone 3 is the most exclusive, accepting only one group per day, so early booking is essential as it fills up fast. Zone 1 is the most accessible, close to the bathrooms and open views on all sides. Priced at 200 THB per person, the camp sits just 2–3 km from Big C and Lotus, making supply runs easy. Electricity hook-ups and toilets are available throughout. Guests can swim and fish directly in front of the campsite. The access road is reachable by car and motorbike, though low-clearance vehicles should take care on the incline.
Equipment rental availableKoh Chang National Park Campsite (Tha Mayom) offers beachfront camping in Trat province at just 80 baht per person per night — one of the most affordable campsite in Trat options within a national park. Located on the west side of Koh Chang, turn left off the main road to reach Tha Mayom. Tent rental is available for those without their own gear, and bungalow-style accommodation is also on offer. Toilets on site are well maintained. The campground sits on a grassy lawn right next to the beach, with open sea views that make for a striking sunrise each morning. The nearby Tha Mayom Waterfall, a mountain waterfall within the national park, is accessible for seasonal swimming and wading. The combination of beachside camping in Koh Chang National Park and a jungle waterfall within walking distance makes this spot practical for campers wanting both coast and forest on a single trip.
The Camp - Nab Dao Had Matchanu occupies a quiet private beach in Trat province where visitors can enjoy a relaxed coastal atmosphere. The camping area sits directly on the beachfront with fine white sand and clear seawater, allowing campers to fall asleep to the sound of waves throughout the night. Views across the water are attractive during both day and night, particularly in the evening when the tide recedes and exposes more of the sandy shore. The site welcomes pets and permits the use of portable air conditioning units. Facilities include parking, separate toilet and shower rooms, and electricity available at one point, though visitors should bring their own extension cords for convenient access to power. In addition to the camping area, one house is available for accommodation. The owners are known for their friendly service. Children under 10 years old stay free. Rates range from 150 to 500 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Lan Kang Ten Had Sa-ding Koh Chang is located in Trat province on Koh Chang island, positioned between the sea and mountain views. The camping ground features a renovated grass field that provides a quiet and peaceful setting for visitors. Guests can swim in the sea, visit the nearby Pla Fai Fa waterfall, go fishing, or barbecue on site. The facility offers electricity, bathrooms, shower rooms, and Wi-Fi connectivity for campers. The location provides access to both coastal and mountain activities within the natural environment of the island. The rate is 200 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
X camp is located at Ban Jaek Baek, accessed via Salak Khok on Ko Chang Liao Sai in Trat Province. The beachside camping area offers a quiet and shady setting under coconut trees with views of the sea. Electricity is available, though visitors should bring extension cords. The site provides clean restrooms and shower facilities with separate areas for men and women, along with dishwashing sinks and trash bins. The small rocky beach fronts a mangrove forest where visitors can fish or search for squid, shellfish, and crabs. Kayaking opportunities include trips to nearby Ko Phrao Nai and Ko Phrao Nok islands. Boat tours and a restaurant are also available on site. The area suits those seeking a tranquil retreat away from crowds. The rate is 150 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Forest Beach Campsite is located on Koh Chang island in Trat province, offering a quiet camping experience away from crowds. The site sits directly adjacent to the beach, allowing campers to swim just steps from their tents. The peaceful setting suits those seeking rest and relaxation, with space to sit and enjoy drinks in a calm environment. Photography opportunities along the beachfront are readily available. The campsite provides electrical hook-up points for powering devices and equipment, along with parking facilities for visitors. Vehicle access makes it convenient for those traveling with their own gear. The site maintains a tranquil atmosphere conducive to unwinding by the sea. The rate is 250 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
Koh Chang Camp Beach is located on the beachfront of Koh Chang island in Trat province. The camping ground emphasizes a quiet atmosphere suitable for relaxation. Facilities include parking, separate male and female toilets and shower rooms with hot water, electricity, and running water. Visitors can enjoy various activities such as fishing and squid catching, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. The site welcomes pets but does not allow karaoke to maintain a peaceful environment. For those renting tents onsite, the package includes a fan, mattress, blanket, camping table, and electrical outlet with lighting. The entrance fee is 250 baht per person per night, and equipment rental is not available.
