San Kamphaeng hot springs , Damping pitches ChiangMai | Chiang Mai
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Camping at San Kamphaeng Hot Springs | Chiang Mai
Nestled amidst a lush, natural landscape of trees and verdant mountains, these hot springs are located approximately 36 kilometers from the city center.
Many people find soaking in warm water to be a relaxing and delightful experience; furthermore, bathing in warm mineral water offers additional health benefits. Thailand is home to numerous hot springs, some of which are open to visitors—such as the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs in Chiang Mai. The site features two hot springs that propel water about 20 meters into the air. The water’s initial temperature exceeds 100 degrees Celsius, though it cools down as the heat dissipates in the breeze. The San Kamphaeng Hot Springs derive their name from their original location within the San Kamphaeng District of Chiang Mai Province; however, following a change in administrative boundaries, the area now falls under the jurisdiction of Mae On District. The water from the hot spring is hot enough to boil eggs.
Camping fees
(for those bringing their own tents): A maintenance fee of 50–100 THB per person, per night.
Tent rentals: Approximately 200–500 THB (prices vary based on tent size and bedding packages). Rentals typically include complimentary access to the hot spring baths (available during morning and evening sessions).
Facilities and Activities
Hot spring soaking: Options include free foot-soaking pools,
private hot spring bathing rooms (starting from approximately 60 THB)
and a hot spring swimming pool. Other amenities include massage services (body/foot), an on-site restaurant, and a designated area for boiling eggs in the natural hot spring water. Helpful tip: Consider bringing personal items such as an extension cord
and a portable fan (if visiting during the summer).
For inquiries regarding campsite or accommodation bookings
please contact: San Kamphaeng Hot Springs
Tel: 087-659-1791
Additional Information & Facilities
• Opening Hours: Open daily from 07:00 to 18:00.
(Overnight guests may contact staff at the registration area.)
• Popular Activities: Soaking your feet in the natural mineral stream, boiling eggs in the hot springs (baskets available for 50 THB each)
and taking a mineral bath or soaking in an onsen.
Camping Information at **San Kamphaeng Hot Springs** (Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province)
Camping Fees
• Bringing your own tent: 50 THB per person
(Includes complimentary passes for mineral water bathing in the morning and evening.)
(Note: Does not include the 40 THB/person entrance fee or the 40 THB/vehicle parking fee.)
• Renting a tent from the facility: 500 THB for 2 people
(Includes tent and bedding, 2 complimentary mineral bath passes, entrance fees, and parking.)
• Additional Services: Electricity hookup available for 200 THB per point (please notify staff upon arrival).
Nestled amidst a lush, natural landscape of trees and verdant mountains, these hot springs are located approximately 36 kilometers from the city center.
Many people find soaking in warm water to be a relaxing and delightful experience; furthermore, bathing in warm mineral water offers additional health benefits. Thailand is home to numerous hot springs, some of which are open to visitors—such as the San Kamphaeng Hot Springs in Chiang Mai. The site features two hot springs that propel water about 20 meters into the air. The water’s initial temperature exceeds 100 degrees Celsius, though it cools down as the heat dissipates in the breeze. The San Kamphaeng Hot Springs derive their name from their original location within the San Kamphaeng District of Chiang Mai Province; however, following a change in administrative boundaries, the area now falls under the jurisdiction of Mae On District. The water from the hot spring is hot enough to boil eggs.
Camping fees
(for those bringing their own tents): A maintenance fee of 50–100 THB per person, per night.
Tent rentals: Approximately 200–500 THB (prices vary based on tent size and bedding packages). Rentals typically include complimentary access to the hot spring baths (available during morning and evening sessions).
Facilities and Activities
Hot spring soaking: Options include free foot-soaking pools,
private hot spring bathing rooms (starting from approximately 60 THB)
and a hot spring swimming pool. Other amenities include massage services (body/foot), an on-site restaurant, and a designated area for boiling eggs in the natural hot spring water. Helpful tip: Consider bringing personal items such as an extension cord
and a portable fan (if visiting during the summer).
For inquiries regarding campsite or accommodation bookings
please contact: San Kamphaeng Hot Springs
Tel: 087-659-1791
Additional Information & Facilities
• Opening Hours: Open daily from 07:00 to 18:00.
(Overnight guests may contact staff at the registration area.)
• Popular Activities: Soaking your feet in the natural mineral stream, boiling eggs in the hot springs (baskets available for 50 THB each)
and taking a mineral bath or soaking in an onsen.
Camping Information at **San Kamphaeng Hot Springs** (Mae On District, Chiang Mai Province)
Camping Fees
• Bringing your own tent: 50 THB per person
(Includes complimentary passes for mineral water bathing in the morning and evening.)
(Note: Does not include the 40 THB/person entrance fee or the 40 THB/vehicle parking fee.)
• Renting a tent from the facility: 500 THB for 2 people
(Includes tent and bedding, 2 complimentary mineral bath passes, entrance fees, and parking.)
• Additional Services: Electricity hookup available for 200 THB per point (please notify staff upon arrival).
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