We stayed at Our Jungle Camp from Friday until Monday and booked their extensive Adventure Package, including most meals and activities such as bamboo cooking, tubing, the elephant experience and an overnight stay at Cheow Lan Lake. Overall, we had an amazing experience and would definitely recommend staying here if you want to properly experience Khao Sok. A special thank you to Karen, one of the general managers, who was incredibly kind and helpful throughout our stay. She really made us feel welcome and went far beyond what we expected. When our onward transportation was unexpectedly cancelled at the end of our stay, she immediately offered to personally drive us to the bus station. It was such a kind gesture and a great example of the personal service we experienced here. One of the absolute highlights was our overnight trip to Cheow Lan Lake. Our guide, Pete, was one of the best guides I have ever had on any of my jungle trips. He was a young local guide, around 33 years old, but already had an incredible amount of knowledge and experience in the jungle. He had a fantastic eye for wildlife, was funny and easy-going, and genuinely seemed to love what he was doing. During rainy season, Pete managed to find wild elephants for us twice, including impressive bull elephants in the jungle. What we especially appreciated was that he never rushed us. If we found wildlife, he was happy to stay longer, even when it meant going beyond the scheduled tour time. He gave us plenty of time to watch the animals and explained a lot about the jungle and its wildlife. If you have the opportunity, definitely ask for Pete as your guide, his knowledge, ability to spot wildlife and enthusiasm made the lake experience exceptional for us. The location of Our Jungle Camp is another big advantage. It is slightly outside Khao Sok village, but still only around a 10–15 minute walk away. Personally, I think this is much better than staying directly in town. The camp genuinely feels like part of the rainforest, with the river flowing alongside it and monkeys regularly moving around the area. You get the jungle atmosphere while restaurants, shops and bars in the village are still within easy walking distance. The camp itself is beautiful, and the Eco Farm is a great addition. The food was also surprisingly good. The restaurant serves both Thai and Western dishes, and we enjoyed both. You certainly can walk into the village for dinner, but there really isn’t much need to. Especially when it rains, which is obviously part of being in a rainforest, it is great to have a comfortable restaurant and place to relax without leaving the camp. There is one area where I genuinely hope the management will consider making a change: the elephant experience. We would strongly prefer to see Our Jungle Camp partner only with a true ethical sanctuary where elephants have significantly more freedom to roam and where the experience is centred entirely around their natural behaviour and we