Grand Canyon Chiang Mai

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About Grand Canyon Chiang Mai

The water park is a fantastic destination for families, especially those with older children and teenagers. It offers a unique experience that differs from typical American water parks. The park is primarily designed for older children and adults, but there is a section for younger children. However, it may not be suitable for toddlers. Visitors are not allowed to bring their own food, but there is a cafeteria that serves food and drinks. The outdoor seating area is a great place to relax in the shade while watching the kids have fun.

The staff at the park are friendly and the entrance fee is quite affordable. For those interested in cliff jumping, the park offers different levels to choose from. The ticket also includes a discount coupon for the coffee shop inside the park. The staff, particularly Phleng, are noted for their kindness and helpfulness.

The park is divided into two sections, the old and the new. The old section costs 150 baht to enter, while the new one is a bit pricier at 650 baht. The water activities are enjoyable, although some equipment like the water bike may be a bit outdated. The food served at the park is commendable. A word of caution for visitors: if you rent a locker, make sure to keep the receipt to avoid losing your deposit.

However, visitors should be aware that there are two water parks located next to each other, both named Grand Canyon. The first one you come across may not be the actual water park you're looking for. Some visitors have reported being directed into the wrong park and charged an entrance fee, only to realize that the park did not match their expectations. If this happens, it is recommended to continue driving to the next park, which is said to offer a much better experience.

The actual Grand Canyon Water Park, not to be confused with Grand Canyon Chiang Mai, is the main attraction. It is located a short walk further along the road from the first park. Despite the higher entrance fee, visitors have reported that it offers a more enjoyable experience.

For those looking for a cheaper alternative, the park on the right side offers a more relaxed experience. For a small entrance fee, visitors can enjoy free tubes to float in, free paddle boats, cliff jumping, and grassed areas to relax. The only additional cost is for the zip line. The park also offers plenty of shaded areas to relax and serves well-priced food and drinks.

However, it is important to note that the park does not have medics or first aid trained personnel on site. In case of an accident, the staff can only call an ambulance service. The response time may be slow, which could be a concern for visitors, especially those with children. Therefore, visitors are advised to exercise caution when using the park's facilities.