By Jonathan Fairfield
 
Hua Hin has many appealing factors, and one of them is its close proximity to stunning countryside and nature.

 

Ban Krang campsite is located in the Kaeng Krachan National Park, which is the largest national park in Thailand, covering an area of over 2,900 square kilometers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

 

It is a popular spot for campers who love to enjoy nature and wildlife. The campsite offers good facilities, including tent rentals, making it an ideal destination for a weekend camping trip.

 

One of the best things about the Ban Krang campsite is its affordability.

 

Full story: https://www.huahintoday.com/local-news/ban-krang-this-campsite-near-hua-hin-and-cha-am-is-the-perfect-pitch-for-a-weekend-surrounded-by-nature/

 

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More pollution of a beautiful park, as many people don't care about their waste.... 

6 minutes ago, ikke1959 said:

More pollution of a beautiful park, as many people don't care about their waste.... 

Never seen the campsights or parks littered at either the campground listed or the Pranburi Forest Park campgrounds where we walk almost daily.  The campers are very courteous and of course there are trash cans and public use facilities for the campers such as specified bathrooms.

1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:

Never seen the campsights or parks littered at either the campground listed or the Pranburi Forest Park campgrounds where we walk almost daily.

Don't worry, we'll have the pink card and yellow book brigade out soon complaining about the dual pricing - lol.

1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:

Never seen the campsights or parks littered at either the campground listed or the Pranburi Forest Park campgrounds where we walk almost daily.  The campers are very courteous and of course there are trash cans and public use facilities for the campers such as specified bathrooms.

i never went camping here, but when I look how the beach sometimes looks like... trash everywhere and overloaded bins... maybe the people who likes camping care more for nature that is true, but time will learn 

best locations in Thailand to spot wild elephants and if you’re lucky you might see a Malayan Sun Bear, leopards, tigers and porcupines.

 

One would hope the tent area is fenced in.

Not sure I would like to be sleeping in a tent if an elephant, leopard or tiger might pass by in the night. However unlikely.

Imagine getting up in the night to go for a pee and seeing one of them in the dark.