Hôtels près de Kep National Park

You pay $1 to enter and it can be either walked or driven with the motorbike. I didn't see many places to hike, only a couple stops, one of them being a tower with nice views. I would not go there specially, but if you are in the area with spare time, definitely something nice to do.

A lovely national park with forests overlooking the ocean. There is a paved path for motorcycles and hikers. There is a section with different swings and seating options, so you can enjoy a cold drink and take photos of the view. Litter free and beautiful.

Kep National Park is a natural and in some ways primitive experience. Trails range from paved to very rugged and undeveloped. Along the main trail, there are a few facilities like coffee shops and swings out over the cliff, for the daring. Plenty of amazing views from the mountain of the Kep beach as well. Be forewarned that afternoon visits to the park will be hot, balmy, steamy and very humid. An early morning trek is recommended to avoid the crushing, draining heat. Some insect repellent is likely in order as well.

Kep National Park is a beautiful and peaceful place to enjoy nature. Foreign visitors pay $1 entrance fee, which is very affordable. You can explore the park in many ways — walking, cycling, or riding a motorbike, depending on your preference. We did not see monkeys on our visit. Don’t forget to visit the tower.

Pretty nice park, for a 1 dollar entrance fee. There is a nice road going around with observe points. Unfortunately not well maintained, most views are hidden by vegetation. You get the nicest views by leaving the road and walk up on the small trails (also not maintained, some parts almost blocked by fallen trees).