Parks & outdoors
Ramintra Sports Park
Ramintra Sports Park is a free municipal park in Bang Khen, with wooded exercise routes, sports courts and a playground. Its small hills give it a different setting from a flat neighbourhood recreation ground.
Visiting essentials
Opening hours
Daily 05:00–21:00, Asia/BangkokGeneral admission
FreeWooded slopes and everyday sport
Ramintra Sports Park combines a wooded landscape with space for everyday exercise in Anusawari, Bang Khen. The paths rise and fall around small hills, giving walkers and runners a shaded alternative to the surrounding streets. Football, basketball and takraw areas sit alongside the park’s recreational green space.
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration also lists a playground, toilets and parking. General entry is free, while the availability and conditions for any particular sports session should be checked with the park. The municipal listing gives telephone +66 2 551 0612 for enquiries.
Choose an activity
Walking, running and cycling
The municipal guide identifies routes through the wooded hills for walking, running and cycling. Use the route appropriate to your activity and take care where different users meet.
ExploreCourts and community recreation
Football, basketball and takraw are among the named sports facilities. Aerobics, yoga and Chinese-style exercise are listed activities; the page does not publish a guaranteed daily class timetable.
ExploreRules for a park visit
Leave pets at home
Pets are not permitted in this park. Choose a designated dog park for an outing that includes your pet.
ExploreKeep the space smoke-free
Smoking, drinking alcohol, flying drones and gambling are prohibited. Trading and damaging trees are also listed among the park restrictions.
ExploreFor a planned sports session
Ask the park about court access, organised activities and any equipment requirements before arranging a group visit. Free general admission does not settle every facility’s booking conditions.
ExploreFinding the park
Approach by the local sois
The municipal guide gives access via Ram Intra Soi 5 or Phahon Yothin Soi 48. Use the exact map reference rather than a similarly named park elsewhere in Bangkok.
ExplorePlan the last part of the journey
The park guide notes that public transport does not pass through the access route and mentions a motorcycle taxi or private vehicle for the final approach. Parking is listed on site; ask the park about any applicable charge.
ExploreLocation map
Open full mapFacilities
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Toilets | Available Listed in the municipal park guide; adapted-toilet provision not established. |
| Parking | Available Municipal listing confirms parking; capacity and tariff not established. |
| Children’s playground | Available Listed in the municipal park guide. |
Practical access questions
For a visit that depends on step-free routes, adapted toilets or assistance, ask the park to describe the access and facilities you need. The wooded hill routes and the sports areas may require different approaches.
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