Kayaking
Paddle out onto the reservoir at first light or late afternoon. Flat water, light wind — beginner friendly.
THB 60 per boat/hour
Activities
How the day fills itself
Most of it is free, because it is simply what the place already has — water, wind, grass, and a sky with no city glow.
Stand-up paddleboard
Stand-up paddleboarding on the flat, sheltered water of the reservoir — beginner friendly, life jackets provided.
Ask at reception
Swimming zone
A shallow, marked zone for families with rings for hire. Children must be supervised.
Free
Fishing
Relaxed bank fishing — bring your own tackle, catch and release.
Free (bring your own gear)
Pedal boat
Pedal boats with a sun canopy — easy going, good for families with small children.
Ask at reception
Lakeside BBQ
Set up a grill in front of your tent. Firewood and raised stands for hire — buy fresh food at Na Yai Am market first.
Firewood THB 150 / stand THB 200
Jogging the reservoir loop
A running route along the reservoir — flat, quiet and breezy. Best just after dawn or before sunset.
Free
Stargazing
Low ambient light and open sky — the Milky Way is visible on moonless nights in the dry season.
Free
Morning mist
From November to February, cool mornings bring a thin mist across the reservoir.
Free
Pet-friendly grounds
Wide lawns for dogs to run. Keep them leashed near other pitches.
Free
Cycling the reservoir
Quiet lanes around the reservoir and through the village — best early or late.
Bring your own bike
Come prepared
What to bring
An extension lead
Power points are shared — a long lead lets you charge at your own tent.
Repellent and a torch
It is a lakeside at dusk, and we keep the lighting low on purpose so you can see stars.
Food from the market
Buy at Na Yai Am market on the way in and grill by the water — easier than driving out after dark.