Services
The park is often visited by travelers from Isan, Bangkok and beyond. The fee (per day) is 400 baht for foreigners (200 for children), and 40 for Thais or Thai residents, plus 50 baht for vehicles.
- Food is available from private concessions within the park.
- Bicycles are available for hire from the park. Ask at the visitors center and they will direct you.
- Kayaking and rafting services are also available.
- Night-time "wildlife spotlighting" is available via pick-up trucks in the early evening. Animals sighted usually are limited to deer and civet cats, and only rarely include elephants.
- Slide shows at the visitors center are available on weekends and public holidays at 10:00am, 14:00pm and 16:00pm.
- Meeting rooms are available with audiovisual equipment for seminars and workshops.
- Camping is permitted in camping zones. You may bring your own tent or rent one at the camping ground.
- Lodges and cabins are available for singles and groups. Reservations are required.
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