Safety
Flash Floods Hit Khao Yai Region; Camping Sites Suspend Operations
Heavy runoff from Khao Yai National Park has caused flooding in residential areas, leading popular camping sites to temporarily close.
According to a report by Matichon Online on September 22, 2026, flash floods triggered by heavy runoff from the Khao Yai mountain range have inundated local residential areas. The surge of water has prompted several well-known camping and outdoor accommodation providers in the vicinity to announce temporary closures to ensure the safety of their guests and staff.
For travelers and residents in the area, this situation presents potential risks regarding travel accessibility and outdoor activities. Those planning to visit the Khao Yai region are advised to monitor local weather updates closely and check directly with their accommodation providers before traveling, as road conditions and facility status may change rapidly due to the ongoing weather conditions.
At this stage, the full extent of the property damage and the duration of the closures remain to be confirmed. Local authorities are monitoring the situation, but no official timeline for the reopening of affected sites has been provided. Visitors should prioritize safety and avoid areas prone to sudden water surges or landslides during this period of heavy rainfall.