This national park campsite in Chaiyaphum province offers camping areas beside a large waterfall, allowing visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings and the sound of flowing water throughout their stay. The park provides hiking trails for those interested in exploring the forest environment, bathroom facilities for campers, and a restaurant serving food and beverages. Guests can visit the waterfall and walk through the surrounding areas at their leisure. The location appeals to those seeking outdoor recreation and an opportunity to experience nature in this region of Thailand. The site serves as a base for both relaxation and exploration of the park's natural features. The camping fee ranges from 30 to 60 baht per person, and equipment rental is available for visitors.
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Beautiful views all around - 200 baht ticket for foreigners. Water fall is a short walk from parking area . Plenty of washroom and toilets . Restaurants available .
Tan Tot National Park is a beautiful and peaceful place, perfect for hiking, relaxing, and enjoying nature. The trails are well-marked, the views are great, and the atmosphere is very calm — ideal for a quiet day out. However, I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 because the entrance fee for foreigners is 5 times higher than for Thai nationals. The park is definitely worth visiting, but the dual pricing feels a bit unfair. Still, it’s a wonderful spot for nature lovers and absolutely worth the trip!
Right after the end of the raining season Tat Ton waterfall carries plenty of water. While not very high it is a decent size stream falling over a sandstone cliff. Upstream one can wade in the knee deep water to the other side and also use the occasion for a longer walk in the forest. Adjacent to the waterfall are many bungalows for rent by the National Park service. I really like the place because - while visited by many locals - it is not overrun by tourists.
