MuayThang

Sleep where you train

Stay-and-train Muay Thai camps

121 Muay Thai gyms across 5 countries offer on-site accommodation — you live at the camp and train twice a day. Published monthly packages run ฿11,500–฿72,000 with a room included.

Thailand (117)

New Zealand (1)

Singapore (1)

Canada (1)

Brazil (1)

Frequently asked

What does stay-and-train mean at a Muay Thai camp?
You sleep at the gym — a room or dorm on the same grounds as the ring and bags. You wake up, walk to morning session, eat, rest, and train again. It's the classic Thai fight-camp setup, and the cheapest way to train twice a day.
How much does a month of stay-and-train cost?
Among camps on MuayThang that publish package prices, a month of training with accommodation runs from ฿11,500 to ฿72,000, depending on room type, meals, and location. Each gym page lists its current packages.
Do stay-and-train camps take beginners?
Almost all of them. Camps split sessions by level, and most residents are travelers, not fighters. If a camp is fight-team-only it says so on its page — everywhere else, beginners are the main business.
Can I use a stay-and-train camp for the DTV visa?
Yes, if the program runs about 6 months and the gym issues an official acceptance letter. See our DTV visa guide for the requirements and the list of gyms that issue letters.

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