Khao Phang Forest Park is one of Chumphon’s notable inland attractions, surrounded by lush greenery and filled with refreshing mountain air. The park offers a relaxing natural setting perfect for a short break, a peaceful walk, or simply breathing in the fresh forest air.

At the entrance, visitors are greeted by a beautiful archway leading into the forest park, with the Shrine of Admiral Prince Abhakara Kiartivongse, the Prince of Chumphon, prominently situated nearby. The shrine is highly revered among Chumphon locals, and many travelers stop here to pay respects for good fortune and safe journeys.

Behind the shrine lies a gently sloping hill, landscaped into a lovely garden area with shady trees, making it a pleasant place for relaxation or outdoor activities. Some areas are suitable for camping, and visitors can request permission from park officers for overnight stays.

In addition to its calm and natural beauty, Khao Phang Forest Park is a popular rest point for those traveling through Chumphon, thanks to its proximity to other attractions such as Tham Rap Ro (Wat Thep Charoen Cave Temple) and the Nong Yai Development Project under Royal Initiative, allowing travelers to plan a convenient multi-stop trip in one route.

• By Private Car: The park is located north of Chumphon city, along Highway No. 4 (Chumphon–Tha Sae Route), around the 493rd kilometer mark. The park entrance arch is clearly visible on the left-hand side.

• By Public Transport: Take a local bus or van from Chumphon toward Ranong and get off near the park entrance. From there, it’s only a short walk to the park area.

• Perfect for visitors seeking a quiet natural setting for rest and relaxation.

• Don’t miss the opportunity to pay respects at the Prince of Chumphon Shrine.

• If planning to camp overnight, contact the park officers in advance.

• Local shops and food stalls are available nearby.

Admission / Fees

• Free entry (no admission fee).

Opening Hours

• Open daily from 06:00 AM – 06:00 PM.