Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Located directly on the river in the Mae Hi district of Pai, this spot primarily serves as a campsite and budget accommodation option, rather than a typical bridge attraction. Visitors can pitch their tents or rent a spot in a large communal tent; mattresses and blankets are provided. The riverside location is clearly the main draw – shaded by trees, with hammocks and the relaxed atmosphere for which Pai is known.

The accommodations are remarkably inexpensive; some guests report prices between 75 and 100 baht per person per night. The spacious grounds, with hammocks and seating areas, are inviting – whether for a few hours or an overnight stay. Toilets and showers are available, but their quality varies according to reviews, and the facility still appears somewhat unfinished in places.

Travelers expecting a comfortable and well-maintained guesthouse might be disappointed. However, for budget-conscious visitors who prioritize location, nature, and affordability over amenities, it offers good value. Given the varying reviews of the facilities, it's advisable to arrive with moderate expectations regarding the bathroom and room. A visit during the dry season—roughly from November to April—is ideal for fully appreciating the natural surroundings.