Thanks for your comment! I loved it there! A mix of what the British call caravans with rooms made from old shipping containers. Coffee shop out front was excellent, too! Love the idea of a pool outside some of the caravans!
Thanks for the comment, Scott. It seems to be family run, and that makes a difference. The owner really seemed to want everything to be perfect. And it's a bit different, which is what attracted me to try it!
Kudos Peter. Unique and ecologically friendly as container rooms and caravans are not attached to a concrete slab. And an 8.6 on Agoda! 555 Like the set up, very beach side retro vibe at night
Come to Pattaya and stay in a trailer.....Sounds great. Actually, given the trashiness of many who venture there, they will merely be stepping from one trailer park to another. I would not be in a rush to jump on this particular train. I suppose it is an interesting concept, but i really wonder, who is actually looking for a campsite / construction site themed vacation? The best I can say is that the insides of the accommodation are not awful.
There is a slight difference with UK caravan ownership. They are usually bought as a holiday home in additon to their property, can be quite expensive as the caravan sites are usually in beautiful locations and have fees to maintain so more of a well off persons venture. But for me a child of the 70s definitely had a few caravan or camping trips. But of course not in Thailand lol 🤣 definitely something different.
@@peapaulofthailand6539 I loved caravaning in North Wales as a kid in the 70s. We used to go most weekends. Only a short trip from Birmingham. We must have been well off then. I remember our caravan cost £200 to buy!
Thanks, Paul. Those are big bars to fill, I can't imagine where the people would come from to make them worthwhile except for at the weekends with people visiting from Bangkok. But they're all open so they must be taking some money, sometimes.
I think its a great concept. The owners have taken a lot of time and effort to make it work. Thanx on a great vid!
Thanks for your comment! I loved it there! A mix of what the British call caravans with rooms made from old shipping containers. Coffee shop out front was excellent, too! Love the idea of a pool outside some of the caravans!
The little touches like sandwich and snacks make this place go up a notch with guest comfort. You can see much pride they have in the place.
Thanks for the comment, Scott. It seems to be family run, and that makes a difference. The owner really seemed to want everything to be perfect. And it's a bit different, which is what attracted me to try it!
Kudos Peter. Unique and ecologically friendly as container rooms and caravans are not attached to a concrete slab. And an 8.6 on Agoda! 555 Like the set up, very beach side retro vibe at night
Thanks, Ric. I reckon it's the kind of place you could get your guitar out and play a few classics!
Very good video. Just looked as was thinking of going away for the two Buddha days. Over 3,000฿ for the caravan. Not cheap.
Thanks Phil. Just mention my name he'll probably let you have it for 4, 000...
you seem like a cool dude and I like your style of presentation. I hope your channel does well
That's really nice of you to comment. Many thanks!
Nice review. The place looked great
Thanks for the comment. It's certainly a bit different!
Unusual, love your videos buddy 🍺
That's really nice of you to say so. Appreciate it!
BC, you sure can find them and it's different. breakfast at 8.30 must be early to bed and early to rise, makes BC healthy, wealthy and wise.
Yep, certainly different BB! Always been an early riser, but still waiting for those benefits you mentioned!
Come to Pattaya and stay in a trailer.....Sounds great. Actually, given the trashiness of many who venture there, they will merely be stepping from one trailer park to another. I would not be in a rush to jump on this particular train. I suppose it is an interesting concept, but i really wonder, who is actually looking for a campsite / construction site themed vacation? The best I can say is that the insides of the accommodation are not awful.
Thanks, David. Maybe this one is not for you! I was a bit sceptical, but was entirely won over after just one night!
There is a slight difference with UK caravan ownership. They are usually bought as a holiday home in additon to their property, can be quite expensive as the caravan sites are usually in beautiful locations and have fees to maintain so more of a well off persons venture. But for me a child of the 70s definitely had a few caravan or camping trips. But of course not in Thailand lol 🤣 definitely something different.
@@peapaulofthailand6539 I loved caravaning in North Wales as a kid in the 70s. We used to go most weekends. Only a short trip from Birmingham. We must have been well off then. I remember our caravan cost £200 to buy!
@@balloonchaser yeah slightly larger now and more likely 10K USD , inflation lol
Shame you can't send someone put later to film the nightlife. Would be interesting to see what it is like being so close to the site🎶🍷🍻
Thanks, Paul. Those are big bars to fill, I can't imagine where the people would come from to make them worthwhile except for at the weekends with people visiting from Bangkok. But they're all open so they must be taking some money, sometimes.