Outdoor activities

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This page groups listings with an outdoor setting value. The setting is a description of the activity environment, not a promise about weather, shade, supervision or safety. Values at every verification state are included, so read the record's evidence label before relying on the classification. Choose an activity that suits your time and your children's ages, then check the location and current opening arrangements. Where a Safety section is present, operator rules take precedence over a guide age suggestion. Ask about the particular area or activity you intend to use rather than assuming one rule covers the whole venue.

Activity results

38 current listings

Chiang Mai Night Safari

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
3–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Check with venue
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Night Safari & Rajapruek
Is it open?
Night Safari tram 17:30–21:00 daily, departing every 30 minutes; ride about 60 minutes; ticket office closes 21:00
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, low energy
Time to allow
Half day

Night animal tram tours and live shows. 2026 Christmas programme unannounced.

Check show and tram schedules before arriving.

Grand Canyon Water Park

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
8–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿1,200
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Nam Phrae
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿฿฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play
Time to allow
Full day

Floating obstacles, kayaking, trampoline and zipline activities.

Confident swimming is important; some rides have stricter age limits.

Jungle Adventure Park

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
7–16 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Check with venue
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Ban Tawai
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play
Time to allow
Half day

Coaster kart, ziplines, swings and water boats in Ban Tawai.

Check individual ride height and weight limits.

Kingkong Smile Zipline

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
10–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿1,900
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿฿฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature
Time to allow
Half day

Long forest ziplines in the Mae Ton Luang area.

Minimum age is reported as 10 in the source guide.

Let Grow Play Park

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Check with venue
What part of Chiang Mai?
Nong Hoi, Tha Sala & Nearby
Pa Daet East
Is it open?
09:30–18:00, closed Tuesdays; occasional other closures
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Outdoor kids play space with a pump track, bikes and scooters, playground equipment and pizza-making

Bring a scooter or bike for the track.

Phoenix Adventure Park

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
8–16 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Zipline from ฿680 (10 platforms, about 30 minutes) to ฿1,400 (24 platforms, about 1 hour), per person
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Is it open?
Daily 08:30–16:00
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature
Time to allow
Half day

Ziplines, ropes courses, playground, sheep and café in Mae Rim.

Zipline age and height restrictions vary by course.

Pongyang Jungle Coaster

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
8–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿150 / ride
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Is it open?
Daily 08:30–17:00; last entry 16:00
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Jungle coaster and optional zipline packages.

Ride rules depend on whether a child travels alone.

Royal Park Rajapruek

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
3–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Foreigners ฿200 adult, ฿150 child; Thais ฿100 adult, ฿70 child (101–140 cm); 100 cm and under free
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Night Safari & Rajapruek
Is it open?
Daily 08:00–18:00
OK in rain?
Outside, will require umbrella
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, low energy
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Large gardens, renovated playground and botanical attractions. 2026 flora festival unannounced.

Good for a longer outdoor stroll.

Sky Hawk Zipline

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
5–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿1,800
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿฿฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature
Time to allow
Half day

Forest zipline course and adventure packages in Thep Sadet.

Minimum height requirements apply.

Skyline Jungle Luge

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
4–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Luge from ฿370 per kart per round; zipline packages from ฿1,900
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Daily 08:00–17:00
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature
Time to allow
Half day

Long zipline courses, jungle luge and a giant swing.

Check age restrictions for driving the luge independently.

Ang Ka Nature Trail

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
4–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Park admission
What part of Chiang Mai?
Doi Inthanon National Park
Doi Inthanon & Chom Thong
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, low energy
Time to allow
under 1 hour

Short cloud-forest boardwalk near the summit of Doi Inthanon.

Mountain temperatures can be cool.

Baan Suan Café

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Airport & South-West
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Creekside café with space for splashing and exploring.

Bring spare clothes and shoes.

Beaver Club

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
4–13 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿180
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, family meal
Time to allow
Half day

Family play area with pool, playground, farm and holiday activities.

Ask about weekend opening and camps.

Bua Thong Sticky Waterfall

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
6–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Free
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Mae Taeng
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: Free

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, active play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Climb grippy limestone cascades in the Mae Taeng region.

Bring water-friendly shoes and supervise young children.

Chada Café & Restaurant

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–8 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Airport & South-West
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Garden dining with animal feeding and sandy playground.

Particularly suitable for younger children.

Chamcha @ Doi Kham

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–12 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Airport & South-West
Mae Hia & Doi Kham
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Garden restaurant with play equipment, fish feeding and horse rides.

Allow extra time during busy periods.

Daddy Lion

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Nong Hoi, Tha Sala & Nearby
Saraphi & Wiang Kum Kam
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, family meal
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Family restaurant with lawns, playground and wading pool.

Bring swimwear for water play.

Din Cafe

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–8 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Lanna-inspired café with pond, swings and play areas.

Best for a relaxed café visit.

Elefin Farm & Cafe

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food + animal feed
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hills to CM West
Samoeng road & Ban Pong
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, family meal
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Hillside café with views and opportunities to feed elephants.

Consider it as part of a Ban Pong excursion.

Elephant Nature Park

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
4–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿2,500 / adult
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
Half day

Observation-focused elephant sanctuary experiences.

Book ahead; location is farther north than central Mae Rim.

Ginger Farm

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
3–12 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food + workshops
What part of Chiang Mai?
Nong Hoi, Tha Sala & Nearby
Saraphi & Wiang Kum Kam
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, nature, creative play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Organic farm restaurant with animals, play areas and crafts.

Ask about available workshops.

Hang Dong Mini Golf

Last reviewed: 13 November 2026

Right age?
6–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Check with venue
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Shaded miniature golf course with splash and sand play areas.

Check closing days before going.

Hidden Village

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿200
What part of Chiang Mai?
Chang Phueak & North City
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Dinosaur displays, playground and small animal areas.

Dinosaur ride especially appeals to younger children.

Huay Tung Tao Reservoir

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
4–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿50
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, family meal, low energy
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Easy lakeside walking and raft restaurants beneath the mountains.

Limited shade around the reservoir.

Kaffekeen

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–8 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Airport & South-West
Mae Hia & Doi Kham
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Japanese-inspired garden café with a playhouse, swings and toys.

Better for younger children.

Kew Mae Pan Nature Trail

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
8–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Park admission + guide
What part of Chiang Mai?
Doi Inthanon National Park
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

A scenic ridge loop through mountain grassland and forest.

Seasonal trail; a local guide is required.

Lenmaii Playground & Café

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–9 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
From ฿250
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: ฿

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, family meal
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Pirate-ship playground, animal feeding and café.

Younger-child oriented.

Living The Dream Café

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
1–7 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Chang Phueak & North City
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Brunch café with sand play, trampoline and lawn.

Primarily suited to younger children.

LONLO Family Community

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
3–12 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, creative play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Natural forest-school style playground and creative workshops.

Ask about holiday activities.

Mae Kampong Waterfall

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
5–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Community fee
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Mae Kampong
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
Half day

Waterfall trail and village walk near Mae Kampong.

Combine with a village visit and tea break.

Mae Sa Waterfall

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
6–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Park admission
What part of Chiang Mai?
Mae Rim & North
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Waterfall trail with multiple tiers and natural pools.

Upper tiers involve steeper paths.

Monk’s Trail to Wat Pha Lat

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
6–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Free
What part of Chiang Mai?
Nimman & West
Suthep & CMU
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended

Price band: Free

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Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, active play
Time to allow
2–4 hours

A short hillside hike from the CMU area to Wat Pha Lat.

The path can be slippery after rain.

Nic’s Restaurant & Playground

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
4–12 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hang Dong & Southwest
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, family meal
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Large bamboo pirate ship, slides, trampoline, sandpit and family dining.

Steep ladders and high platforms suit confident older children.

Ob Khan Nature Trail

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
6–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Park admission
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hills to CM West
Hang Dong hills & Ob Khan
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Riverside walking route in the Ob Khan area.

Seasonal closures or smoke can affect visits.

Pha Dok Siew Trail

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
7–17 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Park admission + guide
What part of Chiang Mai?
Doi Inthanon National Park
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Not recommended in rain
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Waterfall, rice terrace and coffee-village nature trail.

The PDF reported temporary closure; confirm reopening.

Take a Walk

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
5–12 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
nature, family meal
Time to allow
1–2 hours

Forest café with suspension bridge, treehouses and stream.

High structures need supervision.

Wild Heart Chiang Mai

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Food purchase
What part of Chiang Mai?
East & Northeast
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, family meal, toddlers
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Family café with splash stream, play hills, slides and sandpits.

Consider bringing a change of clothes.

YuuBaan Studio

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

Right age?
2–10 years (suggested)
What does it cost?
Check with venue
What part of Chiang Mai?
Hills to CM West
Hang Dong hills & Ob Khan
Is it open?
Check with venue
OK in rain?
Light rain OK (umbrella needed)
OK in haze?
Not recommended
Setting
outdoor
Good for
active play, nature, toddlers
Time to allow
2–4 hours

Nature playground with trampolines, sand and small water play.

Check opening days.