Vast wine valleys, beautiful flower fields and iconic Hobbit houses — nope, this isn’t New Zealand, but Khao Yai💖
Khao Yai is a charming town in Thailand only a 3-hour drive away from Bangkok. But perhaps the real charm is it’s air-con weather (certain periods of the year)! Temperatures average around mid-20°C in the day, and 10°C at night between November to February. This makes it perfect for glamping (AKA camping in a tent luxuriously) while surrounded by mountain views!
Read on for our top accommodation picks to make your glamping experience in Khao Yai one you’ll never forget.
*Note: The listing is ranked by the best value for money in terms of location and facilities offered!
1) Lala Mukha Tented Resort Khao Yai
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Hidden among the lush grasslands on the outskirts of Khao Yai National Park, Lala Mukha Tented Resort is an eco-friendly accommodation that feels like you’re on an African safari (without the lions) 🦁 Psst, you can spot wild birds here like the Oriental Pied Hornbill during the hot seasons of March and April!
Fun fact: The staff are also trained and knowledgeable in teaching tourists how to care for, and conserve the environment without disturbing the natural landscape.
Photo credit: Lala Mukha Tented Resort
Stay in a deluxe safari tent with animal-themed murals, or a larger deluxe signature tent, with a more chic and modern look. And if you’re with a big group of family or friends, the loft tree house has two bedrooms and one living room (fits up to four pax) — with a terrace that’ll give you a bird’s eye view of the landscape!
Other facilities here include an outdoor infinity pool overlooking the lake and limestone mountains, as well as an amphitheatre where you can relax around a bonfire or go star-gazing.
Cost: From ~S$125/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 5min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
2) Oh La La Glamping Khaoyai
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Compared to other dome hotels in Khao Yai, the tents at Oh La La Glamping may seem pretty small at around 15sqm. But it still fulfills all your basic needs (bed, hairdryer, air-con, Wi-Fi).
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Plus, this gives you all the more reason to explore the outdoors! Set up a picnic with your friends, try painting the beautiful scenery on a canvas, or watch a movie under the stars.
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The resort is also 100% pet-friendly! While you can’t possibly bring your furbabies overseas (or can you? 🤔), socialise a little and greet your dome neighbours — you just might meet some locals who are on holiday with their adorable pets.
Cost: From ~S$122/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 28min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
3) The Wild Khao Yai
Photo credit: The Wild Khao Yai via Facebook
Honestly, you won’t feel like you’re in the wild at The Wild Khao Yai (pun defo intended :P). Built on a huge plot of land (60,000sqm), there are plenty of activities to do here like working out at the gym, getting in-room massages, paddle boarding, go-karting, and even archery!
Photo credit: The Wild Khao Yai via Facebook
As for room options, the Panoramic Double Room has custom-made tarps over each tent to prevent rain or sunrays from ruining your glamping experience ✨ If you’re coming with a big group of family or friends, the Family Room can accommodate up to 24 people — complete with a patio, outdoor dining area, and shared bathroom!
Cost: From ~S$215/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 24min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
4) Glamping Hill Khaoyai
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Glamp with style — either in a traditional tent or futuristic dome at Glamping Hill Khaoyai!
The tents are pretty simple, with a bed and lounge chairs provided. So I’d personally recommend trying out the domes instead. There are three types to choose from: Dome Garden, Geodesic Dome and Dome Family. All come with a private bathroom (unlike the tents 🙊) and you’ll get a pretty sweet view of your surroundings.
Photo credit: Glamping Hill Khaoyai via Facebook
The Dome Garden is a small standard room with two single beds, the Geodesic Dome is slightly larger with a double bed and TV, while the Dome Family is the biggest — it can fit two king-sized beds and you’ll even have your own living room and kitchen!
Cost: From ~S$154/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 15min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
5) Piromrat Khaoyai
Photo credit: Piromrat Khaoyai via Facebook
The rooms at Piromrat Khaoyai are a blend between a tent and a rustic cabin in the woods — making it a little different from your usual glamping experience! Choose between a garden view or lake view — the latter has an outdoor wooden bathtub overlooking the forest 🙈
Photo credit: Piromrat Khaoyai via Facebook
Piromat Valley is quite secluded so there aren’t many attractions in the area, but here are some within a 30-minute drive: Khao Yai National Park, Villa Musée, Khao Yai Art Museum and Khao Yai Speedkart.
Cost: From ~S$188/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 22min drive from Khao Yai Art Museum (Google Maps)
6) Athena Glamping Khaoyai
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Athena Glamping Khaoyai is classy and beautiful — just like the Greek goddess herself 👀
If you prefer something simple, go for the basic luxury tents. If not, upgrade to the dome options where you get a personal bathroom equipped with a shower and a hairdryer!
Photo credit: Athena Glamping Khaoyai via Facebook
Explore the area by walking across the lake via the suspension bridge and take loads of scenic photos!
Cost: From ~S$189/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 14min drive from Mulberry Khaoyai (Google Maps)
7) The Rust Dome Resort by Blue Moon
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At The Rust Dome Resort, you’ll glamp in domes right by the Lam Takhong River — so you’re guaranteed serene river views as a backdrop! All tents also come with an attached bathroom, your own private outdoor patio, and even free breakfast 😉
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For those who like to party, the area is also close to several bars like Blue Moon Bar & Restaurant and Bar BQ Cafe’ @pakchong — a perfect way to liven up your stay in Khao Yai.
Cost: From ~S$63/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 30min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
8) Mont Blanc Glamping Khao Yai
Photo credit: Mont Blanc Glamping Khao Yai National Park via Facebook
Featuring mountain views and grassy plains, Mont Blanc Glamping Khao Yai looks straight out of a painting! All tents are fitted with a comfy bed, cable TV, fridge and air-conditioning. You’ll even get your own terrace deck, so you can just chill and bask in the sun.
Photo credit: Mont Blanc Glamping Khao Yai National Park via Facebook
If you’re looking for activities to do, it’s just a 5-minute drive from Nam Phut Natural Spring (hike through a natural forest) and Scenical World Khao Yai (cool off at a water theme park)!
Cost: From ~S$52/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 9min drive from Nam Phut Natural Spring (Google Maps)
9) BERGHAUS101 khaoyai
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BERGHAUS101 khaoyai has Basic Tents as a budget-friendly option, but if you want to feel even more like a ✨main character✨, consider choosing the Design Tent.
Each tent has a king or queen-sized bed, comfy couches, a TV and a minibar! That said, don’t stay cooped up inside as there’s a gorgeous mountain view once you’re out the “door”.
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And for those looking for adventurous things to do in Khao Yai, try the various hiking trails at Khao Yai National Park or take a dip in clear waters at Nam Phut Natural Spring — both just a 15-minute drive away.
Cost: From ~S$41/night (up to 2 pax)
How to get there: 13min drive from Khao Yai National Park (Google Maps)
Read also: 11 Whimsical Accommodations in Khao Yai for an Extra Magical Holiday
Getting to Khao Yai
Photo credit: Glamping Hill Khaoyai via Facebook
Since Khao Yai is a 3-hour drive away from Bangkok, we’d recommend renting a car or booking a private car charter in advance so you won’t have to worry about transport! For inspiration on other things to do in Khao Yai, check out our itineraries and guides too:
– 4D3N Khao Yai Itinerary — The Whimsical City Just 3 Hours From Bangkok
– The Ultimate Guide for Things to Do in Khao Yai — 25 Incredible Experiences You Never Knew Existed in Thailand
Know of other unique glamping hotels in Khao Yai? Let us know in the comments below!
