A Phuket Trip

[reinvented]

No mate, have my eye on a place up north but will be end of the year. few friends and acquaintances have done it and had a good time, but in the cool season

[hallelujah]

I've taken the daughter camping in our garden several times but it's just too damn hot. I run an extension cord out to the tent and plug in a fan or two so I guess that could be classed as glamping, but it's still too hot.

The last time we went camping I woke up alone because the daughter had sneaked back to her bedroom during the night, the bugger.

We did the same. Checked out and moved into one of the rooms upstairs next morning after an almost sleepless night.

I think the A/C is the key, so maybe mine and yours just wasn't "glam" enough?

No mate, have my eye on a place up north but will be end of the year. few friends and acquaintances have done it and had a good time, but in the cool season

I could well imagine it oop norf later in the year. That would work.

In a national park on the Caribbean Coast with limited electricity and boa constrictors obstructing the way to the outside toilets, less so.

[katie23]

^I've done camping (in tents) but it was always up north, in the highlands, at altitudes 1,500+ meters - during my hiking trips. I remember camping in the lowlands during my girl scout days, but it was way back in grade school & high school (in PH).

[Ukan Kizmiaz]

nice pics - going to Phuket in a few weeks on the way home from Euro (to Aus)- we stay south (KAta) but we also took the kids to that water park a few years ago - and they had a ball.
Russians - I often stare at Flightradar and flights from russia seem almost non-stop. I guess they can't go to many other places.?

[armstrong]

Been camping and glamping in Thailand. Camping was horrific, too hot until about 3am where it was too cold and then it was too hot when the sun came up.

Stayed at River Tales Resort which was decent in Petchaburi. Tents and open rooms.

Edit: my review of it on TD says I enjoyed it a lot less than what I remember.

[DrWilly]

I've camped plenty of times at Kayo Yai, the weather up there was pleasant enough in the evenings (may have been during cool season also).

[klong toey]

We go glamping white hut in picture ,down side no running water no air conditioning no flushing toilet but it is inside.
On the positive side ,outside shower of sorts free mosquito net provided but the doesn't stop the ants biting you and free rent.