I loved the eco style resort style, stripping life back to nature, sleeping in this beautiful location, with wildlife all around. The monkeys would come out to play when i was having dinner at the restaurant, it was lovely to watch. The food at the restaurant was great. They offer a free farm tour, that's worth going on, as you learn about Thai farming and sustainability. Note: If you want breakfast here, you have to book it the day before. Obviously this location is very in land, being in a national park, however, there is a little local town/village, but i didn't have time to visit it. The accommodation has lots of tours and activities available :-).

I was quiet surprised when i arrived, that you couldn't keep food in your room, due to the curious monkeys. This was not a problem, but to be honest i felt a bit nervous, that monkeys could enter my room. However, i think this is only if you keep the doors and windows open. I was also surprised that the huts aren't fully enclosed, meaning that mosquitoes can enter your room all through the night. They do provide mosquito nets for all the beds.

It’s probably one of the most atmospheric places to stay in the jungle, our house was brand new, super cozy and stylish, sheets smelt nice, beds super comfy, we were a family of five and were super comfortable. We enjoyed dinner and drinks in the restaurant watching monkeys jumping around, super kids friendly, world can’t describe - we were super lucky to get this house, normally they are fully booked for months, it was an amazing 24 hour experience, we all wish we would spend another night there but it was fully booked.

Restaurant staff refused to give a dinner menu to my husband before giving them a room name, despite our hungry baby screaming (he couldn’t remember the name of the room as it’s locally themed), he said the lady was rude, guys at reception speak very average English, normally there is a Scottish lady there and everything is fine, but when she’s not there, you’ve got to be very open minded, not much will be done or answered, but the scenery makes up for it.

Recommended as a starting point for exploring Khao Sok National Park. The stilt house we stayed in was basic but clean and comfortable. It had a private bathroom, comfortable bed and a mosquito net hanging over it. No problems with insects/bugs. The restaurant was ok. The hotel organizes tours. After taking a half day guided jungle tour, it turned out that there was no need for a guide. We were able to walk a few hundred meters to the entrance of the hiking trail on our own and then enter directly on a marked path in the forest. Overall, a nice hotel with a nice atmosphere - recommended.

Dear Our Jungle Camp managers, I have two comments. 1) If you are organizing a half-day jungle trip, you should provide a guide who can communicate in at least a little English. 2) If there is a bar on the hotel premises, the drinks that can be purchased there should have at least some alcohol. Currently, there is simply no alcohol in them, or there is so little of it that it is imperceptible.

Our cabin was simply spectacular. A cozy space in the middle of nature. The interior was very spacious with enough space to leave your belongings. The bathroom was protected from the outside but at the same time communicated through a small network, you could hear the sounds of the animals! The room does not have air conditioning but it is not necessary, there is a fan on the ceiling that does its job. The mosquito net around the bed makes it feel very special. I recommend visiting the restaurant, beautiful and excellent food.

Nothing, the resort is just amazing.

The atmosphere, the room (which was the big 2-story cabin) was just amazing. It was more than we needed for our family of 4 but we enjoyed it and especially the open shower which is a real treat. The staff and especially Karen the manager took care of everything we needed. I especially appreciated the warm treatment we got with our baby and specific dishes they made for him, it made our life easy. Also the surrounding is magical- a real forest bath ! We would love to visit again.

We didn’t have baby friendly activities and we booked everything privately just for our family but that was also easy and fun.

I had a truly relaxing stay at the Eco Jungle Camp. It was the perfect place to reconnect with nature and enjoy some peaceful time for myself. The staff were incredibly friendly and even helped me rearrange my plans a little, which allowed me to visit the stunning Khao Sok National Park. The jungle atmosphere was authentic and calming — I felt deeply connected to the surroundings. A wonderful experience all around!

Wonderful location in the jungle, gardens surrounding the tree houses were beautiful. They have their own vegetable garden. The tree houses itself were very large and beautifully decorated, nice outdoor bathroom. Restaurant and bar were very inviting, food and cocktails were delicious. Staff (reception, restaurant and our taxi driver to Ao Nang) were very helpful and kind. Their overnight tour to the lake was great. Great massage.

Nothing. We should have stayed longer than 1 night :)

I would recommend our jungle camp 10000% to everybody! Such friendly staff and amazing service! The jungle camp and lake tour are mazing and really did not want to mis them. But the best thing about OJC is really the staff! I forgot a bag in the middle of lake during the jungle tour (organised by OJC) and my guide went out of his way to find it and to make sure it would come back to me! After he found it OJC send it to my next stay in phi phi and made sure that i got all my stuff back. Also the big tree houses where amazing and the monkeys that came to visit us was deffinitely a highlight! 10/10 would recommend. Thankyou for the good care!

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We stayed in a two storey treehouse as a family of four. Very clean accommodation, spacious, comfortable beds with mosquito nets, baby cot provided incl mosquito net. Very tasty breakfast, lunch and dinner à la carte. Several tour options available either in group or private arrangements. Special activities for kids. The activities we did were very doable for young children (river tubing, private tour Cheow Lan Lake, Elephant Care for families, ...) and staff will advise on what is doable and what not. Also a great plus: private transfers from/to the Jungle Camp from practically anywhere in the greater area (for example: they picked us up in Krabi to take us to Khao Sok)

If you cannot live without aircon or tv, this place is not your cup of tea. There are ventilators and you get to enjoy the sounds of the jungle. Also, there is no swimmingpool so if you want to cool off, there is an entire river below with activities such as tubing and kayaking. But anything we personally disliked? Nothing really. We missed out on the children's half day camp which we would love to do next time. And merely a suggestion: the garden and area would be so suitable for a cool hangout for kids, like a bamboo playground or such.

We stayed two nights. The first night was very exciting as the bungalows are in the jungle, so you can hear all the jungle sounds. In general the whole camp is very nice. The location was fine - around 10 min walk to the main Khao sok village street. We organized tours at the hotel which were great. The staff was also nice and helpful. They also let us use the facilities the day after we checked out and came back from our overnight tour.

The second night there were some problems, as a outside lamp or wiring was making this loud electrical noise. We wiggled the outside lamp and it stopped, but it did interrupt our sleep. Then also everyone who’s booking should keep in mind that the bungalows are not air conditioned and are not completely sealed of from the outside. So it gets quite humid inside.