Huay Mae Khamin Waterfalls, Thailand Waterfalls
About the Place -
While Khuean Srinagarindra National Park is open year-round, the most ideal time to visit the Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall is in September and October. These months provide the best balance between water levels, weather and crowd sizes.

The peak season for tourism runs from November to February. While this is less likely to affect your experience at the falls themselves, it will make accommodation and transport less available and potentially more expensive. However, in terms of weather, this is when it is drier and cooler (although temperatures still average around 30°c or 85°F).

During summer (March until May), temperatures can reach 40°c (104°F) and it can be very humid. As water levels may be quite low towards the end of the dry season, it is worth checking to see how the falls are looking if you’re considering traveling during these months. While the falls have historically had water year-round, Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall was closed due to extremely low water levels during the dry season in 2017.

The rainy season is from June to October, with mid-July to mid-August being the wettest months. Water levels are likely to be much higher during this time and tourism lower. It is unlikely to rain all day, but likely that a downpour will occur daily and lasting a few hours. It’s still possible to explore, however you will want to consider that you may get wet!

Camp Info -
Small tents cost 150 THB and larger ones are 225 THB, not including accessories. A sleeping set costs 50 THB per person. All of this is payable upon arrival.

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