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"Our stay at Hintok River Camp was amazing and mostly positive, it was a great glamping experience at a historically meaningful site. Pros: - Very clean rooms and toilets - Natural pool was clean and refreshing - Food is generally great and portion is generous - Kiosk and minimarts nearby to buy snacks / toiletries etc if needed - Wide selection of excursion trips and boat rentals (The hellfire pass excursion is highly recommended, only costs 600 baht per person; also went for boat trip to sai yok yai waterfall, though a little pricey at 2200 baht per 2 persons, it was a nice free-and-easy trip with decent photo opportunities) - Free museum about the historical background of the location - Polite and helpful staff members Cons: - Lots of insects (inevitable with glamping in the nature - can purchase insect repellant from the kiosk) - Food served during dinner could be slightly on the cold side (soups / gravy ones are usually still warm) - Possible language barrier with some staff members (just needs a little patience or Google translate)"

"Loved the weary Dunlop museum!! It was also very special to take a boat to visit Hintok campsite "

"This was such a unique stay on our trip to Thailand. The trip down the River Kwai to get to the floatel was peaceful, and turning the river bend to see the floating rafts was a beautiful view. Being amongst nature with wonderful local staff and delicious, simple food combined with the total switch off from the digital world created a recuperative environment for us to relax and recharge. The local activities were also unique to the area and off the beaten track from what we were used to. We would happily stay here again!"