BMP Farm House Resort

Nice staff, friendly, helpful.
The pool would have to be renovated and the pump turned on at least 3 hours before openingplease also have the baby and toddler pool shaded by a pergola or a roof over it, danger of sunburn!

A little gem for an off th track cultural experience! A quaint (read -run down) day trip waterpark/restaurant/ picnic area place with old style chalets (that probably have been used by Thai businessmen to have play time with their mistresses). It was also a rescued elephant attraction, now in the dry season only with some very smelly muddy big buffalo's but with elephant park next door. We went for a walk to look at some baby elephants.

Many Chinese Thai families with little kids here today. We were the only people staying overnight, and probably a novelty as westerners. Be great for when we travelled with young kids.

อาหาร ที่พัก การบริการดีเยี่ยม พนง. ต้อนรับขับสู้ดีเยี่ยม อยากมาใหม่ บรรยากาศขุนเขาลำเนาไพร ทุกอย่างคือดี
Thank for all service, if you never became you just know how we happy.

A fun place for kids with a truly GIANT slip-n-slide! Dual pricing though. 50 baht for locals, 100 baht for foreigners. There is a small pool for little kids. The big pool looks dirty but it's just the paint rubbed off.

เหมาะสำหรับครอบครัว ที่พักราคาและอาหาร ราคาไม่แพงเลย อร่อยและได้เยอะ อากาศดี วิวสวย แนะนำให้มาพักเลยค่ะ

Excellent experience. Went here with a group. What an adventure! Up close and personal with the friendly elephants. We was able to feed them, received hugs and walk in the Stream with them. It was Amazing!

Had an amazing time here at BMP Elephant Care Project. No riding, no hook! Our tour guide was a really cool guy. We walked through the jungle to start the trip (around 3hours) picking fruit from the tree's, chopping down bamboo to make us chopsticks and cups. Then you meet the elephants, feed them and bathe with them. You get to stay in your own private little hut, there's also a bar to grab a drink if you need. They cook everything for you which is included in the price. Mosquito nets are included in your hut, I would recommend just bringing a couple of swimsuits, towel, change of clothes and toiletries. I wouldn't overload your backpack as you will have to trek with it.
On the second day you get to see the elephants again and feed them. You'll have dinner shortly after. Then your guide takes you to a waterfall and white water rafting.
I would recommend this place if you want to see an ethical environment for elephants. It's a family run farm where the proceeds go to caring for the elephants.

Go there. You have choices but this place really puts the animals first. You get a very intimate experience. Plus they have a photographer and they post the photos online for free