San Kamphaeng Hot Springs

The place is so large and have many tables to sit for groups. They also decorated with beautiful flowers especially orchid around the place. The water from hot spring is a little too hot although they said it's around 44 degree. Overall you can be relaxed and enjoy soaking your feet in the warm water.

One of my favorite places to come during the cool season of Thailand.
During the evening time has some of my fondest memories. They have a snake river that goes roughly 200 m from lukewarm to 131°F or 55°C.
They have two different pools to swim in a couple bath houses that are private for the family, a hot date or with friends.
Great place to have School trips.
Also has camping 🏕 sights.
I would recommend eating on the outside of the park instead of eating inside. The Thai food isn’t so great inside.

We can highly recommend these hot springs- it was so comfortable and peaceful; easily taking up an afternoon to hang out, eat some lunch and drop your feet in the soothing water.
Very convenient half day trip from Chiang Mai (around an hour drive), winding through some mountain roads. It costs 100 baht per person to enter, and you can soak your feet in various temperatures of water as it flows through the park. There were plenty of restaurants/cafes open, selling ice cream, drinks and food.
The highlight of course is boiling your own eggs in the hot springs - it cost 25 baht for a basket of 3 eggs (which came with fish sauce!) and the pools have little hooks to hang them on. The only thing I would note is that the timings they have on the wall are not accurate- add ~5 min more to whatever the sign tells you.
Overall, really amazing experience and I would definitely come again if I come back to Chiang Mai!

I thought it was just a hot spring and didn't expect much, but surprisingly it was quite spacious and had playground, a camping site, a walking trail, and many food boothes,
so it was a place where families or couples could come for a relax.

The entrance fee is 100 baht for foreigners, 40 baht for Thai adults, 20 baht for elders and infants, and 40 baht for vehicle parking.
There were also many foreign tourists, especially Korean tourists.

After entering, you can enjoy the foot bath at any time by sitting in a comfortable place in the park, but additional fees apply for full body bath, swimming pool, massage, etc.

Eating eggs boiled in hot spring water is also fun and a delicacy.

Even if you're not a fan of hot springs, you might want to consider coming for a walk or a picnic. In fact, I saw many families who brought camping chairs and tables and ate under the shade of a tree.

For those who have never been here before, I strongly recommend to visit krup~!

We travel out to the hot springs on a local bus and it took just over an hour. Purchased a basket of eggs on arrival and of course had to cook them in the hot springs. Such a unique experience. I had a rolled ankle and soaked in the mineral water for over an hour. So good.

Great spot to chill. There is lots to do there and great for families. We especially liked the hot springs, boiling eggs in the hot spring pool, and the food. Also, it’s a good place where locals hang out so you don’t feel overrun by tourists.

A very impressive hot spring in Chiang Mai, not far from city, only one hour to drive.
The water of the hot spring was definitely natural, slippery and smooth, 38 degrees may let you into the water for over 1 hour, relax and feeling skin getting better.
Don’t forget to go to buy a basket of egg, only 25 Balt each and cook them into specific hot spring water, nice experiences

This is a representative hot spring located about 41km east of Chiang Mai International Airport. The entrance fee is 100 baht. Foot baths can be enjoyed according to the temperature along the long waterways, which can be better than the effect of foot massage for travelers. In addition, it is possible to put eggs in a basket and heat them in hot spring water close to 100 degrees Celsius, and there is also a corner where you can buy fresh tropical fruits.

Hot springs about 40 minutes away from Chiang Mai by car. This place has a small artificial river with water from hot springs, people sit next to it and put their legs down into the river.

There is coffee, snacks and a restaurant in this area.

Different pools: public, for couples and private. Pools are about 40 Celsius. Each cost separate fee. You can rent a towel, bathing suit, etc.

Lots of parking outside and it's free. But you need an entry ticket, and pools/tubs are extra fee.

Place is very popular with tourist and local people. There is a gorgeous view of the mountains and local nature.

Great place for families or just to relax in hot spring water. 100 baht entry for foreigners. Plenty of onsite parking.

Loved it. Very shady and well designed for chilling out and soaking your weary legs. There are parts where you can bathe but at 40°C+ just my calves and feet were thoroughly pampered. I tried to move to the 45-50°C pool but it was just a touch too hot. Very nice to sit and have a beer while your eggs are boiling and relax. Elderly are well catered for too.

Lot of foods
Also have hot springs swimming pools so nice
My favorite place in Chiang Mai 👍🏻👍🏻

Hidden beauty of the earth.
Cooking eggs in the boiling water was an experience and very delicious.

You can cook eggs in 105c heat, soak your feet or whole body in 40c heat and wander the grounds.

We've been here before 4 years ago but visited again just because it's so nice. We had lunch of roast chicken, fruit and some cold drink. The hot pools are interesting and we soaked in a group bath before getting a foot massage, very relaxing.

Nice place to relax yourself with hot spring swimming pool or bath. They have too many service private or non-private for you. The massage place was nice, not too expensive.

Very nice facility with a lot of interesting features such as a serpentine footbath creek set under nice shade trees, a couple geysers, egg boiling areas, plus restaurants and massage services. Outdoor pool, indoor private tubs, nice gardens. Reasonably priced. Interesting with a lot to like.

Bring your own eggs. Makro 30 eggs for 150 baht. Feed the family

Nice and clean place to unwind and visit if you’re a fan of hot springs. Large space with plenty of place to sit and enjoy your hard boil egg. The area for hard boil egg is clean, which makes me feel comfortable enough to boil egg!

Entrance fee is THB100 per person for foreigner. Ideal for family trips.

An amazing day trip!

We spent 6 hours there and it was fun for the whole family. There is a playground and splash pad for the kids. Also, a 40 degree mineral water swimming pool to relax in.

Some food options including som tom and roasted chicken.

Many people around during the holidays but since the space is so large, it didn’t feel crowded.

Would definitely come back for another day adventure.