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

For 200 baht, you can escape the heat for a day here – and that's precisely the main reason for the park's popularity. The 199 baht ticket includes entry to the wave pool, the lazy river, and the children's area with slides big enough that even teenagers won't be disappointed. For 399 baht, you get a wristband for the extreme zone and the main slides. Children are grouped by weight, not age, so a small eight-year-old might unexpectedly end up in the cheaper category.

What people consistently praise is the lack of crowds. On weekend afternoons, reviewers report that children run back up the stairs without any waiting and that the water is cleaner than in comparable parks in Thailand. This isn't an elaborate theme park, and they don't try to hide that fact. It's a well-maintained, local water park in San Kamphaeng, just outside Chiang Mai, that rewards a relaxed day trip rather than just a quick visit.