Pak Bara | Informal Campsite

November 21st, 2018 by Overlandsite

We didn’t have to pay any entry fees. There was no checkpoint or ticket office on our way here.
When you get to this spot, the gps coordinates actually point 30 meters off the “right” place. Drive to the other side of the blue house on the beach (to you right if you face the beach) and on that side there is a good size dirt place.
If you’re lucky, you get electricity and a pineapple from the German owner of the blue house. Safe and quiet.

April 8th, 2016 by tiggers-travels.com

It's a waste land but ok. I ate in Marina resort Resturant and the owner Mit allowed me to stay so it was safer in his carpark. Good food, friendly and a little English speaking.. A useful stop if you are crossing to the island but no reason to come otherwise. Not very interesting peninsula. Mud flats when ride out.

January 9th, 2016 by armstrong.philip

Mu Koh Phetra National Park. You can camp in your vehicle. Very friendly staff and locals. 200 baht per person to enter park but no camping fees. 3G available, toilets, wash area and some food stalls during daylight hours.

November 4th, 2015 by facebook.com/lowsix

Quite at Night, Place is okay for one night

October 18th, 2014 by Herr Lehmanns goes around the world

Dirt place next to the beach; in the evening meet there young people with their mopeds. Located in the village, but still quiet. Food stalls nearby.