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We have stayed there a couple times already and each time we visited, new fun things are added to the resort. Food is quite good and very reasonably priced, served at a new dining hall. Our 6 year old boy enjoys the place so much as there are so many things to do. He got to go swimming with fun water slides (be careful, the way up the slide is a bit slippery, should put a set of cement stairs there instead of a rocky incline). He got to pedal the boat on the lake, visit the fresh lobster farm, feed the fishes, and the list goes on. There really are a LOT to do, next time we will go camping up the mountain. Our boy even got to play with a drone and even drove a motor boat taught by Mr. Alongkorn himself!! Which brings me to the best part, the owner/host himself. He is a very friendly and attentive host. We always felt welcomed there and he always made each trip special in some ways...we can tell that he really enjoys being a host. Thank you for a fun stay, we will be back!!

We found this to be a great place to stay while visiting Kaeng Krachang National Park for day hiking and birdwatching. Birdwatching here was good, too. Our bungalow was clean and comfortable, breakfast was perfect, wifi was fast, and it was quiet. We enjoyed all the comfort we needed without any of the fuss and noise of a big resort. Stay here if you want authentic Thai hospitality and are prepared to be hospitable in return.

If you are into wildlife stay here. The grounds are fantastic and the people that run this place are passionate about all things nature. They are very knowledgeable and have a variety of guide books to pour over. We splurged and spent two nights here and were very sad to leave. There is no WIFI in the rooms, but it works OK in the restaurant. Breakfast starts nice and early so you can eat before sunrise to maximize your morning. The food is very good. The rooms were immaculate. You get two big bottles of water a day in glass bottles (hooray, no plastic!). If we find ourselves in Thailand again we will make a point to stay here.

This is a fantastic little couples resort in the mountains near Kaeng Krachan National Park. They have a bunch of animal statues scattered around the property and very well manicured lawns and gardens, as well as many LED lights that make nighttime magical. Great little swimming pool with with a homemade slide as well and a Thai snooker table and table football. I highly recommend staying here for anyone who wants a fun surprise.

Looking at the room from outside is impressive but getting into the room is a disappointment. The room (B12)we stayed in needs renovation particularly the bathroom. It also needs annual insect extermination. Good thing we decided to stay only for one night. Kaeng Krachan is a very big quiet province and the resort only has 2 signage which makes it difficult for us to locate it. After more than 30mins we ended up at Petsavarin Resort which has more signage. Luckily the staffs in that resort can speak very good English who helped us find Petchrimtarn Resort.

A pretty place right on the riverbank of the Petchaburi River. The dining/lounging area is very uniquely designed, nice gardens, and a large covered patio, with a small swimming pool. The river is right there for freshwater swimming, so the pool looks like it is more for children. They have a couple very large guest rooms that would be fun for a group; one room sleeps 17. The other units are separate cottages up on stilts. They are spaced apart from one another, have good AC and private bathrooms, and are neatly constructed of wood. Each has a little porch on which we dined on their home made Thai food, made nit noy spicy for the farang. We stayed for only one night because I was looking for a bicycle to ride and he only had small, children's bikes - so I moved on to another resort where I know they have mt bikes. The couple who run the place are very accommodating. He gave me a ride into town, Kaeng Krachan, 20 km away, and patiently took time to show me where certain things were and let me shop a bit. He then procured a motorbike for me to rent - since we could not find a bicycle. If it weren't for the night of karaoke, a new years party, that several guests had on a Saturday night, we would have had a peaceful evening right on the river. Its important to note that the couple regrets that incident - they had no idea that the DJ would be so stubborn about turning his sound system down. The terrible singing ended around 11 PM, so it did not interfere with our sleep. I think he knows now that this is not conducive to the usual traveller there. He does have to rent to locals too, and probably did not anticipate such a loud system (it was huge! and totally unnecessary), but I think he learned an important lesson. He has rafts to take down the river - showed me where he puts in upriver and then you float down to his place right alongside the Petchaburi River.