The Jungle House

Hop from your tree house on to an elephant

Photo of The Jungle House, 215 Moo 5, Thanarat Rd, Pak Chong. , Pak Chong

What we say: 4 stars

Jungle House is a resort, campground, attraction, restaurant, and tour operator all rolled into one, and it is indeed impressive. The grounds stretch back for several kiometres, and indeed the whole place is in the jungle, with narrow roads and paths connecting one bulding to the next. There are a whopping 29 different accommodation options, from basic cabins set well out in the jungle to spacious, high-roofed lodges capable of sleeping 15, to actual tree houses perched some ten metres above the ground. Even the most simple of accommodation is very comfortable, and all include air-con, hot water bathrooms, and TV. The resort is known for its elephant tours, and the always captivating beasts may be seen regularly walking the grounds (with mahout of course). The resort also offers a night safari inside Khao Yai, and has a climbing wall and extensive restaurant. Breakfast and WiFi are free for guests, and bicycles may be rented for 50B per hour. The resort also offers Jungle Camp across the street, which offers basic tents with shared bathrooms for 800B during dry season, or 300B if you bring your own tent.

Contact details:

215 Moo 5, Thanarat Rd, Pak Chong.  T: (044) 297 183 F: (044) 297 183  
Email them at: The_junglehouse@hotmail.co
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Standard - Double 1,200 THB 1,400 THB
Deluxe- Double 1,500 THB 1,900 THB
Family room 3,200 THB 4,000 THB
Bungalow air-con private b'room 850 THB 1,100 THB

Added to Travelfish on: 18th July, 2012
Last visited or updated on: 18th July, 2012

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