Amornkeeree Khao Sok Camping

The rooms at Amornkeeree Khao Sok Camping range from bamboo bungalows and tent rooms to standard double rooms. Some look out over mountains and others over the river, several are air-conditioned, and most have a fan. The bamboo bungalows sleep up to three guests, and the standard double rooms sleep two.

Several rooms have a private bathroom, and the tent rooms have a shared bathroom. Some bungalows have a balcony or terrace, and some rooms have a seating area, a refrigerator and a kettle. Bottled water, instant coffee and tea are provided in some rooms, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Guests arriving by car can use free parking at Amornkeeree Khao Sok Camping, and the property offers room service, dry cleaning and a convenience store on site. Canoeing is also offered, and the property has ticket services for visitors.

The public areas have air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and the property is smoke-free. English and Thai are spoken, so guests can ask for help in either language.

The convenience store and dry cleaning service are on site alongside room service, and canoeing is offered for guests who want to spend time on the water.

Amornkeeree Khao Sok Camping is in Phanom, in the Khao Sok area of Surat Thani province in southern Thailand. The landscape here is rural and hilly, with forest, caves and waterfalls, and lakes formed by dams are a big part of the countryside. A lookout over Cheow Lan Lake is 200 m away, so the lake is one of the first things to see from the property. The setting is inland, so the coast is reached by road rather than on foot.

The area around the property has several waterfalls and caves, all reached by road. Kaew Cave is 7.4 km away and Wing Hin Waterfall is 10.3 km away, while Mae Yai Waterfall, Ton Kiol Waterfall and the Elephant Sanctuary lie in the same countryside. For longer journeys, Surat Thani Airport is 64.6 km away and Phuket International Airport is 94.5 km away, so most guests arrive by road.

A good day could begin at the lake lookout, continue to Wing Hin Waterfall and then to Kaew Cave, and end with a visit to the Elephant Sanctuary, which is one of the places in the countryside that visitors come to see. Because the waterfalls and caves are spread out, a car or a scooter makes the day easier.