Sri Lanna National Park

Sri Lanna National Park is another very beautiful place in our country and anyone who has the opportunity must come to see this beauty with your own eyes. The greatness of nature The mountain stretches as far as the eye can see. Intersect with the river, even the atmosphere is very goodddd. The park staff is very kind and helpful. There are many parking spaces. There is a space for camping. There is a nature trail. It’s worth to come!

Sri Lanna National Park is a peaceful and underrated destination in northern Thailand. The park is centered around the large Sri Lanna Reservoir, offering beautiful lake and mountain views, especially during sunrise and sunset. It’s quiet, natural, and far less crowded than more famous national parks. Great for camping, relaxing, photography, and nature walks. Facilities are basic but sufficient, and the atmosphere is calm and refreshing. Roads inside the park are accessible by regular cars, making it easy to visit. Perfect for those who want to escape crowds and enjoy a slow, nature-focused experience.

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Boat ride was beautiful! 600 baht for about 30-40 mins, had the whole boat to myself. Hiked about 3.5km on one of the trails as well but nothing spectacular.

Skip Lunch Here After nearly 10 years of bringing guests to this lake for lunch and sometimes a boat ride, we were surprised to encounter what feels like a new rip-off. Just to enter and order food, there’s now an entry fee that actually costs more than the meal itself. There’s no discount or waiver for restaurant customers, so be prepared to add an extra 100 baht per person -- plus a fee for your car — essentially for the privilege of eating very average food with a lake view. If paying 100 baht just to see the lake sounds worth it, that’s your call. For us, hosting a guest from the U.S., it didn’t make sense to spend more on the entrance fee than on the lunch we planned to order. It’s hard to imagine the restaurant isn’t losing business over this, but it seems no one is concerned.

Good place if you want to do kayaking for a couple of hours. At the moment of writing it costs 100 baht for the entrance + 600 baht for the boat to floating village with kayaks + 150 baht for kayak itself = 850 baht in total. Once you get kayak you can go wherever you want by yourself. It was nice to paddle by the flooded rainforest banks. Water by the shore is dirty, but if you go where it's deeper it's fine for swimming. Overall good experience

Great place if you want to have a chill day filled with kayaking/ stand up paddle and other water activities. We arrived at the national park and took the boat for 600 bhat to the swimming island. There’s a restaurant with good food and drinks for good prices where you can chill. They even let us have our drinks on the water on a swimming island. You can take the kayaks and SUPs for free which is amazing. It’s not the “typical” national park experience (no hiking and more chilling) but great to have a relaxing and fun day on the water.

Really beautiful national park with nice walking / biking trail around the lake. Quiet and peaceful, great spot for a day trip or to camp overnight. There is a small cafe overlooking the lake.