We were visiting Chiang Mai for the first time and wanted to see Elephants but to be honest we didnt want to get into the water with them and have a one to one! we looked on trip advisor for a good camp and Maesa seemed to be the one for us. We really enjoyed the day. We took a... More

I wasn't sure about visiting any short of elephant camp but this one seemed to be very good. First you can buy food for the elephants and feed them, have your photo taken with them, watch them bathing in the river, then watch the show. During the show they play soccer, carry logs etc but the interesting part is when... More

It was a very interesting day, good learning experience. The little village where you get dropped off between the ox cart ride and elephant ride had great prices on Hill Tribe crafts. I wish I'd had more time to shop there.

This was the highlight of are Thailand visit. Great experience, we really enjoyed the long elephant ride, and feeding the elephants(especailly the babies). We did not feel that it was just a zoo, or an elephant circus!!

We had the wonderful experience of spending half a day at this elephant camp. It was a short ride (maybe 20 minutes) to get to the camp. The elephants are so well treated. You could tell they were happy and had a good life. They performed for us, we got to take photos with them and they even drew paintings... More

Despite the negative responses about elephants in captivity and hill tribe tourist villages, this experience contributes financially to elephants no longer required for logging, and displaced Burmese refugees, so I felt OK enjoying it, and enjoy it we did. Feeding the elephants while they appreciatively wrap their trunks around you was incredible, this is followed by watching them bath, and... More

I went here and felt like the experience was really stand-offish and not interactive at all. Also, I felt like the staff says nothing to you at all. They just come out and do the show and that's it. No information about the elephants. Not sure about how they treat them but I know elephants in the entertainment business are... More

After looking at all the reviews about elephant camps I was more confused than directed. Discussed the camps with the staff atJoy's House and they rcommended Maesa elephant camp. I knew they had the elephant show but was uncertain about the ride and village trip and their treatment of the elephants. The show is a wonderful experience and a must... More

We rented a motorcycle and were trying to arrive in Elephant Nature Park, but we got the wrong road, and found Maesa Elephant Camp. My wife want to go back to the hotel swiming pool, but after Luang Prabang experience in Elephant Village the only thing I was thinking was to be with these amazing animals again! As we arrived... More