Best Season: November - February
Cool and dry weather (22-30 C). Avoid May-October rainy season for tent camping. Glamping resorts operate year-round.
Remote island camping on a pristine beach in the Pattaya archipelago. Crystal clear waters, minimal facilities. Permits required from the Royal Thai Navy. Bring all supplies including water.
Camping grounds near the popular Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Si Racha. Shaded by large trees with restroom facilities. Wake up to the sounds of exotic birds. Family-friendly with nearby attractions.
Beautiful beaches within the Sattahip naval base area, open to the public on weekends and holidays. Clean beaches with basic amenities. Less crowded than Pattaya beaches.
Rolling hills and vineyards create a European-like atmosphere. Several private campgrounds in the area offer flat pitches with lake views. Cool breeze from the reservoir.
Safari-style glamping tents with AC, real beds, private bathrooms, and a communal BBQ area. Set in a garden environment with string lights and fire pits.
Luxury bell tents near the Silver Lake area with panoramic views. Each tent features a queen bed, en-suite bathroom, and a private deck. Pool access included.
Geodesic dome tents on a hillside overlooking the sea. Transparent roof panels for stargazing. Modern interior with AC and hot shower. Instagram-worthy design.
Rental available at outdoor shops on Thepprasit Road and some campground operators.
Present year-round. Use DEET repellent and consider a mosquito net. Dengue risk in rainy season.
Keep tent zipped. Shake out shoes in the morning. Most snakes are non-venomous but exercise caution. Do not handle any snake.
Common on islands and near forests. Secure all food in sealed containers. Do not feed or approach them.
Daytime temperatures reach 35 C+. Stay hydrated (3L minimum per day). Seek shade during 11:00-15:00.
National park camping requires a permit from the Department of National Parks (dnp.go.th). Book at least 1 week in advance for popular spots.
Military beach areas (Sattahip) require Thai ID or passport registration at the entrance gate. Open weekends and public holidays only.
Island camping on Koh Phai requires advance permission from the Royal Thai Navy office in Sattahip. Groups of 10+ may need additional clearance.
Leave no trace policy applies everywhere. Fines up to 100,000 THB for littering in national parks.