Khao Yai & Khao Khiao
CentralCool-season forest camping within easy reach of Bangkok. Night safari, waterfall trails and grassland viewpoints, with campsites that suit first-timers.
Best for: first group trip · 2 nights
Julie plans and runs camping trips for friend groups, companies and clubs across Thailand. Permits, tents, food, transport, activities and a trip leader who knows the ground — all handled, so nobody in your group ends up doing the admin.
Four routes we run most often. Each can be adjusted for fitness level, season and how much comfort your group wants — from proper wilderness to campsites with hot showers.
Cool-season forest camping within easy reach of Bangkok. Night safari, waterfall trails and grassland viewpoints, with campsites that suit first-timers.
Best for: first group trip · 2 nights
Highland camping in Chiang Mai province — cold nights, cloud forest, coffee farms and summit sunrise. The trip people talk about afterwards.
Best for: cooler weather · 2–3 nights
Riverside camps with kayaking, cave visits and waterfall stops. The easiest sell for a group where half the people have never camped.
Best for: mixed experience · 2 nights
Beach camping with longtail boat transfers, limestone cliffs and snorkelling. Warmer, wetter, and best planned around the monsoon window.
Best for: adventure groups · 2–3 nights
Dates are set around your group — tell us the month and we will confirm what the weather and park calendars allow.
One price per person, quoted before you commit. No surprise extras at the campsite.
Personal kit — clothes for cold nights, torch, toiletries, medication.
Sleeping bags — or rent from us at cost if you'd rather travel light.
A sense of humour — weather happens. Plans flex, the trip doesn't fall apart.
How many people, when, and what kind of trip — easy or hard, beach or mountain.
A written itinerary, what's included, and the per-person cost. No deposit until you approve it.
Permits booked, gear packed, food planned, meeting point confirmed.
Your group arrives; we handle the rest from first briefing to the last coffee.
No. Most trips include people who have never camped. The leader runs a short briefing on arrival and handles the technical parts — fires, cooking setup, weather calls.
Yes — team offsites, department trips and client hosting. We can add a private dining setup, activities and invoicing.
Camping in Thailand means planning around rain. We pick sheltered sites in the wetter months, keep a backup itinerary, and use proper tarp setups so the camp stays usable.
A deposit confirms the dates; the balance is due before departure. If a park closes or weather makes the trip unsafe, we rebook or refund the unused portion.
The leader is first-aid trained, carries a kit, and files a check-in schedule. Vehicles are licensed for passengers, and routes are chosen for realistic access to help.
Send your group size, rough dates and the kind of trip you want. You'll get a written plan and a per-person price — usually within a day.