
The hilltop. Six tents around a fire circle, the longest view on the farm.

The hens lay every morning whether anyone is watching or not. One of them will probably fall asleep on your lap. Old blanket over your knees, hot coffee in hand. Let her sleep. The eggs can wait ten minutes.
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Tomatoes, lettuce, cucumber, basil, a chilli or two, all picked by you from the beds behind the tents. Whatever fills the bowl at four is what lands on the table at seven.
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Four or five marshmallow sticks held out to the coals. Small hands, big hands, one that keeps drifting too close. A cold beer by the chair and nobody looking at a phone. This is how a day should end.
ReserveLaylow Hill is a private farm on a Khao Yai hill. Hens, cattle, vegetable beds, fruit trees that actually bear. One ticket does not buy you a patch of grass to pitch on. It makes you farm people for a couple of days.




Let us be straight. This is not cheap, and it costs more than a normal campsite. You are not paying for empty ground. You are paying for a full day of ranch life. Clean toilets, hot showers, a proper bed, all there. Everything else is dirt, fire, animals and sky.

The hilltop. Six tents around a fire circle, the longest view on the farm.

The upper flat. One big tent and eight around it, built for the whole crew.

Field, pond, cattle pen, hen house. Wake up and you are already among the animals.

A small valley. Seven tents by the pond, the quietest corner we have.
The hens lay every morning whether there are guests or not. The cattle live in the zone B field. The vegetables and fruit are planted to be picked and eaten, not photographed. What you pull up in the afternoon is your dinner. This farm is not something to look at from a distance. It is something to walk into.
A full warm tub, flowers cut from the farm, Khao Yai straight ahead with nothing in the way. Early evening, before the fire gets going.
A pint glass with the logo screen-printed on, the same one we hand you at the fire. Take one home and end your days the way you ended them here.
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Motorway out of Bangkok, then the small roads into Khao Yai. The last stretch turns to gravel, then to dirt where the farm begins. Somewhere around there you slow down without anyone telling you to.
Open the mapNo online payment yet. Send the request, we check the calendar and reply by email or LINE within a day. Price confirmed with the dates.
Check-in from 14:00, check-out by 11:00. Arrive before dark the first time, the last stretch is dirt road.
Bring your own, or rent one of ours and we pitch it before you arrive. Say so in the add-ons.
Yes. Proper toilets, hot showers, lights at night. Camp life, not roughing it.
Eggs from the hens in the morning, vegetables from the beds for dinner, bring your own meat and drinks. A food truck comes up on busy weekends.
Yes, on a lead near the animals. Tick the dog add-on so we put you away from the hens.
We confirm by message, then a deposit holds your tents. Full refund up to 7 days before, half inside 7 days, none on the day.
3 hours 6 minutes from Victory Monument on a normal day. Motorway, then small roads, then ours.