Parks in Pattaya

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Botanical gardens, hilltop viewpoints and quiet green space

Pattaya's parks range from Nong Nooch, a large botanical garden south of the city, to small hilltop viewpoints over the bay. Most are a short drive from the beach road.

Here is the list of 9 Parks in Pattaya

1. Love Art Park

Love Art Park

Opened in 2015, the park embraces art through massive, and often erotic, sculptures. Built over the course of two years, this park exhibits the work of various artists. The best time to visit the park is in the evening since the exhibits are illuminated, making them look even more exquisite than usual.

2. Lan Pho Muaeng Pattaya Park

Lan Pho Muaeng Pattaya Park

Looking for a day of relaxation by heading down to the beach? This beautiful park in Pattaya offers a great respite by being located on the beach side in Naklua. Surrounded by excellent restaurants and Naklua market, it keeps the visitors happy and satisfied by blending nature and commercial space.

3. Nongprue Public Park

Nongprue Public Park

Public parks in Pattaya are places having great exercise stations, large and spacious playgrounds for children and lush gardens. Nongprue Public Park seems to be no different. It provides an excellent space for people to take a walk in nature, get their daily exercise routine covered, or for children to play with their friends.

4. Angry Birds Play Park

Angry Birds Play Park

Another lovely beach park, Angry Birds Play Park, is specially designed for children. Based on the famous Angry Birds game, the park features various rides and swings to keep the young ones occupied and cheerful. It’s the best place if one is planning to host a playdate or take the children out for a fun day.

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5. Million Years Stone Park and Pattaya Crocodile Farm

Million Years Stone Park and Pattaya Crocodile Farm

Twenty years of work went into this 70-acre site fifteen minutes from Pattaya, built around petrified wood, sculpted rock formations and landscaped gardens. It also operates as a crocodile farm with animal shows, which is worth knowing before you book if that is not what you want from a garden visit.

6. Butterfly Garden

Butterfly Garden

Home to a number of butterflies, the park spans 5000 m2. The flower garden offers scenery of thousands of butterflies flying all over the place, proving to a beautiful centre to take children to. With coffee shops and a lake to sit by, the park is worth visiting if you are staying in Pattaya.

7. Three Kingdoms Park

Three Kingdoms Park

Also known as Suan Samkok, the park was based on 14th-century Chinese novel “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”. The essence of this park is to highlight the Buddhist and Chinese philosophies. The park contains 3 pagodas and also features the longest corridor of hand-painted tiles. The tiles beautifully depict the scenes from the novel and bring to life the story behind it.

8. Amazon Giant Fishing Park

Amazon Giant Fishing Park

Amazon Giant Fishing Park lies about 11 kilometres south of Pattaya and is a stocked lake for anglers rather than a park to walk round: sessions run by the day, tackle and guides can be hired on site, and the fish go back into the water. It is the only entry on this list built around a single activity, so it suits a booked day out rather than an hour's stop.

9. Herb Garden Pattaya

Herb Garden Pattaya

Thai flora, lush green lawns, tranquil and peaceful space are things you will find and experience if you visit the Herb Garden in Pattaya. The tropical flowers that are grown here make it a commonplace for flora-lovers. On the first Saturday of every month, a herb market is hosted in the garden, where you can buy a wide assortment of natural herbs and exquisite flowers.

Green space is the counterweight to Pattaya's beach strip. Islands near Pattaya covers the boat trips, and temples in Pattaya the landmarks inland.

This post was published by Harshitha

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FAQs on Parks in Pattaya

Which park is worth visiting in Pattaya?

Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden, about twenty minutes south. It is a genuinely large and well-kept garden with French, Italian and Thai-style sections, and it needs half a day rather than an hour.

Where is the best viewpoint over Pattaya?

Pratumnak Hill, between Pattaya and Jomtien beaches, with the Big Buddha temple at the top and a viewpoint over the whole bay. It is free and takes fifteen minutes from central Pattaya.

Are the parks free?

The public parks and viewpoints are. Nong Nooch and the larger private gardens charge, and the ticket usually covers a tram round the grounds, which is worth taking given the size.

What is there for children?

Nong Nooch has open space and a small train, and the beachfront parks along Jomtien have playgrounds. Most of Pattaya's family attractions are indoor or water-based rather than in the parks.

When is the best time to go?

Early morning or late afternoon. Pattaya is hot and humid year-round and the gardens have limited shade in the middle of the day. The cool season, November to February, is the most comfortable.

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