Tube Trek Water Park is a space-themed water park in Ton Pao, San Kamphaeng, east of Chiang Mai. Its mix of slides, a wave pool, children’s water play and a lazy river makes it a place to spend several hours in the water, rather than a quick sightseeing stop.
Robot and spacecraft decorations give the park its character, while the different pool zones let a group alternate between faster rides and gentler activities. Plan around the attractions operating on your visit date, especially if a particular slide is the main reason for going.
Pools, slides and water play
Splash Pool and the larger slides
The Splash Pool zone is the place to look for the park’s more energetic rides. Names associated with the slide collection include the Giant Slider and Boomerang Capsule, with tube and slide-board activities adding variety to the day. Check the operating ride list at the entrance before choosing your ticket, as admission does not guarantee every slide will run throughout the day.
Height, weight and other participation rules can differ between rides. Look at the restriction sign at each launch point and follow the attendant’s instructions; a child’s admission category is not permission to use every adult slide. Riders who prefer to watch can meet the rest of the group back at a pool or rest area.
Wave Pool, Kids Pool and Lazy River
The Wave Pool brings the feel of moving water into the park, with Wavy Sea among its named attractions. It offers a different experience from a slide queue, but waves still require attention to depth and swimming ability. Stay within the designated area and follow staff directions when the wave cycle starts.
The Kids Pool provides a separate setting for younger visitors, while the Lazy River is a slower circuit for floating between more active sessions. Families can build the visit around these gentler areas and add larger rides where suitable. Adults should supervise children closely in every zone, including shallow water; lifeguards and life jackets do not replace that supervision.
Facilities and breaks between swims
Tubes, slide boards and life jackets are listed among the park’s complimentary equipment. Lockers, towels and cabanas are rental items, useful if you want to store valuables or keep a group together during rest breaks. Confirm the charge and any deposit before hiring them, and leave nonessential valuables at your accommodation.
Food and drink facilities include Thai and Asian meals, coffee, fruit drinks and snacks. These are separate purchases, so allow a food budget as well as admission. A souvenir shop and massage services are also listed, but check their availability on the day if you intend to use them.
Bring swimwear, a towel if you do not want to rent one, sun protection and a dry change of clothes. The pools and walks between them are outdoors, making shade and regular breaks useful even when the water feels cool. Follow staff instructions during heavy rain or thunderstorms rather than assuming the rides will continue in all weather.
Tickets, opening arrangements and visit length
Admission is charged, with visitor categories and promotions affecting the price. Confirm the current adult, child and resident rates for your chosen date before paying, and check what identification is required for a resident offer. Do not choose a child’s ticket using height alone without checking the full conditions.
Plan on a substantial half-day if you want time for several zones and a meal. A shorter visit can work if your group mainly wants water play, but travelling from the city and changing clothes take time as well. Check opening days and hours directly before setting out, particularly for a Wednesday visit, and ask whether the slides you want will be operating.
Getting to the San Kamphaeng park
The park’s address is 55/5 Moo 10, Ton Pao, San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai 50130. It is in the Bo Sang area rather than central Chiang Mai, so arrange a car or taxi journey specifically to Tube Trek Water Park. Give your driver the park name and address to avoid confusion with other water parks around the city.
Agree the return arrangement before entering: a driver waiting by arrangement or a prebooked collection is easier to plan around than relying on an immediate pickup after swimming. If combining the outing with Bo Sang’s craft shops, leave dry clothes and enough time for both stops.
Tube Trek Water Park FAQs
What can you do at Tube Trek Water Park?
The park combines slide activities with a Wave Pool, Kids Pool, Splash Pool and Lazy River. Choose the areas that suit your group and check the day’s operating rides before committing to a particular attraction.
Is the park suitable for young children?
The children’s pool and slower water activities offer alternatives to the larger slides. Children still need close adult supervision, and individual ride restrictions apply independently of the ticket category.
How much are tickets?
Admission is paid, with different categories and offers available. Check the rate for your visit date, including child measurements and resident identification requirements, before buying rather than assuming one price covers every visitor.
Can you visit on Wednesday?
Confirm directly with the park before planning a Wednesday outing. Check the actual opening schedule and ride availability for your chosen date so you do not make a journey for an unavailable session.
Are lockers and towels included?
Lockers, towels and cabanas are listed as rentals, while tubes, slide boards and life jackets are listed as complimentary equipment. Ask about the current rental charge and deposit when you arrive.
How long should you allow?
A half-day gives a group time to change, try several water areas and take a meal break. Add travel time from Chiang Mai and arrange your return pickup around the park’s confirmed closing time.
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