Yellowstone Camps Resort Khao Yai

We stayed on February 7th, 2026, and the breakfast was the worst part. The bread had gray moldy spots and patches, and the fried egg with pork smelled bad. I was so fed up. The room had two large beds and plenty of space, but it was terribly dusty. My nose stung while I slept, so I had to cover it with a mask. The bathroom was behind the tent, so we had to walk around to reach it. There was dust and leaves, and the orange-colored floor looked poorly cleaned. The entrance is far inside and felt scary. I wouldn’t recommend it for a woman traveling alone, or even for two people.

The place had a nice, cool atmosphere, and the roughness might suit people who enjoy camping. I usually like camping too, but my parents were with us this time and we wanted more comfort. The room wasn’t ready, cleaning was poor, there was no wifi, the bathroom was very old, and the kettle was broken. They also left the tents open until we arrived, so mosquitoes got in. Breakfast wasn’t provided even though the ad said it was. Since it was a campsite, the old bathroom was understandable, but advertising it as a resort should mean better cleaning. We were the only guests that day. At night there was noise like dogs howling and local music, though that didn’t bother us. The cleaning and service weren’t up to par.

I had planned to sleep in after breakfast, but ended up packing my bags and going home before 9 am. I’d chosen this place after seeing lovely pictures and getting details and a discounted price for the month through its Facebook page. The offer mentioned breakfast and a bathtub, and the page also said breakfast was included. Before checking in, I asked the staff. The evening staff said there would be fried eggs, so I agreed and paid. In the morning, the staff said there wasn’t any, promised to check, then kept saying “no” and walked away. I waited for an hour. When I asked on Facebook, they said breakfast was included only for bookings made through their page. Why wasn’t that stated there? With no breakfast, I decided there was no point staying.

The booking pictures made it look as if everything would be ready, so I didn’t expect to have to bring my own gear. Instead, the place looked much more run-down, there was no campfire to build, and the well I’d booked near had not a drop of water. The well behind the house was moldy, and the bathroom shower was broken. Breakfast was awful too. I booked it included, expecting rice porridge or something, but at 8 am there was only one fried egg per person, water, and Dido orange juice. On the second night we had to cook rice porridge ourselves. If this is a camping place where guests need to bring equipment, I wish the pictures had made that clear. It shouldn’t have such beautiful review photos when the stay is this bad. I’ll never come back.