Bangmot Sport Training Center
60/1 ถนน พุทธบูชา Bang Mot, Thung Khru, Bangkok 10140
The pricing is what makes this accessible. Adults swim for 15 baht per session, badminton courts cost 25 baht per hour, and membership runs 40 baht annually for anyone over 19. The facility serves serious use: Bangkok FC trains and plays here, the running track meets international standards. The community-centre pricing means you are not locked out by budget.
You step through the main gate and the IAAF-standard track spreads in front of you, circling a roofed football pitch. The stands seat 8,000. Four gymnasiums line the perimeter, and the sound of basketballs echoes from the indoor court.
The complex opened in February 1988 as a youth centre to commemorate King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 60th birthday, then restructured under the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration in March 1998. Swimming costs 15 baht per session for adults and 5 baht for children. Badminton courts rent at 25 baht per hour. Annual membership runs 40 baht if you are 19 or older, 10 baht if younger.
Fourteen sports operate across the grounds: football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, volleyball, sepak takraw, tennis, swimming, judo, taekwondo, boxing, and traditional dance. The running track received its IAAF-standard synthetic surface in March 2018, and the facility added 1,600 seats ahead of the 2025/26 season. The indoor multipurpose court switches between volleyball, basketball, and futsal depending on booking schedules. Bangkok FC uses the stadium for Thai League 2 home fixtures throughout the season, and Bangkok Metropolitan School of Sports trains here for the Thai Women's League. An athlete dormitory sits on the grounds. The fitness centre and aerobics area handle general conditioning work, and the 672-square-metre outdoor aerobics zone opens for weekend bookings.
The facility opens at 10 AM Monday through Saturday and 1 PM on Sundays, running until 9 PM daily. Parking holds 224 cars. Outside food must be in sealed containers, and pets are not allowed on the grounds.