Bangkok’s 30 Most Popular Parks

Rommani Nart Park

Serenity and History Combined

I recently visited Rommani Nart Park, which is a unique spot that used to be an old prison. It features two remaining watch towers and a block of cells. Though most of the jail structures have been demolished, the park still offers a glimpse into its past. The park is compact with pretty fountains, a small pond, and a free public gym, although the equipment is quite old and rusty. There's also a small kiosk at the entrance selling water and snacks. Worth a visit if you're nearby and interested in historical transformations.

Phra Nakhon

4.3 1'758

Saranrom Park

Charming Oasis with Wildlife and Recreational Facilities

Beautifully maintained with lovely water features, fountains, and flowerbeds, Saranrom Park offers great walkways shaded by trees. The park is home to squirrels, turtles, and monitor lizards, and includes sports facilities and play courts, making it an enjoyable destination for all.

Phra Nakhon

4.2 2'760

Nong Bon Lake Park

Dog-Friendly Park with Scenic Lake and Ample Amenities

Nature in the city. A great place for cycling, jogging, walking. Shady and peaceful.

Suan Luang

4.4 458

Suan Pa Chaloem Phrakiat Park

Serene Green Space Amidst Urban Hustle

Saphan Taksin Park is a cute little park with plenty of shade and a small running track. It's popular with Thai kids for ball games and aerobic classes. Great for gym-goers and sports enthusiasts. Close to Icon Siam for a lovely walk.

Khlong San

4.4 446 Picture

Romaneenart Park

Cozy Green Space with Historical Charm in Old Town Bangkok

This park is a nice, small, and cozy retreat in the bustling city. There's a skateboarding area and several morning and evening activities like yoga, aerobics, and tai chi. It's well-kept and has a lot of local food options nearby, though you might have to wander a bit to find them. Despite the traffic noise and occasional aircraft overhead, it's a beautiful space where fitness enthusiasts, couples, children, and families can relax and enjoy. Just a heads up, the fountains weren't working when I visited, but it didn't take away from the overall charm of the place.

Phra Nakhon

4.1 371

Suan Phlu Park

I enjoyed the well-kept park, though the concrete areas were a bit too much. It was hot even in the shade, but still a nice spot for gatherings. Remember, no biking allowed, but great for walks and workouts.

Sathon

4.3 257

MRTA Health Park

Peaceful Jogging and Wildlife Encounters at MRTA Health Park

Feeding the turtles and fish in the evening is an absolute delight! Bring some bread or buy it for 35 baht, and you’ll have them eating right from your hand. You might even spot some monitor lizards if you're lucky. It’s one of the best free activities in Huai Khwang and a lovely way to unwind.

Huai Khwang

4.4 137

Pathum Wananurak Park

This newly developed park is a hidden gem in a busy central area, offering a quiet refuge from the crowds. While there isn't much shade, making midday visits less ideal, it's a lovely spot for a leisurely stroll or a calming jog.

Pathum Wan

4.1 167

Prem Pracha Vana Rak Park

The park has recently opened and, despite the trees still being small, it offers a pleasant atmosphere. In a year or two, it will likely be even more enjoyable as the greenery matures. It's a nice spot for a leisurely visit, with well-labeled trees and a compact yet well-designed layout.

Lak Si

4.6 75 Picture

King Rama IX Memorial Park

I had the opportunity to visit Chalermprakiat Park in the Dusit District. It's a significant location, especially on October 13th, when King Rama X visits to honor King Rama IX. The serene and peaceful atmosphere was palpable, and I strongly recommend experiencing this heartfelt tribute at least once.

Dusit

4.7 36