FAQ
Answers before you ask.
Rooms, pitches, food, transfers and booking, answered from what we know today.
- Football camps
- Tournaments
- Rugby
- Athletics
- Muay Thai
- MMA
- Team conditioning
- Swimming lessons
- Sports days
- Weddings
- Receptions
- Reunions
- Award nights
- Conferences
- Seminars
- Training courses
- Government events
- Company events
- Karaoke nights
- Parties
- Concerts
- Outdoor events
- Co-working
- Camping
6 questions
Staying here
What kinds of rooms do you have?
There are 22 private hotel rooms (deluxe double and twin at 25 m², family rooms at 28 m², queen rooms at 16 m²), six private rooms with shared bathrooms, and two team dormitories for up to 13 people each. See the rooms page for photos.
What is in the hotel rooms?
Air conditioning, a safe, a smart TV, a kettle and a hair dryer in every one of the 22 hotel rooms.
Can the coaching staff sleep separately from the squad?
Yes. The dormitories have separate supervisor rooms. Coaching staff can take hotel rooms, and the private rooms with shared bathrooms suit physios, analysts and younger players.
Can we camp?
Yes. The campsite has electricity for RVs. Tents are available to rent, or you can bring your own.
Can a large group check in together?
Yes. Reception handles a couple on a weekend break or a tournament organiser with 150 people. Large groups are checked in by arrangement, so a squad can be on the grass the afternoon it lands.
Which languages does reception speak?
Reception works in English, Thai and Czech.
7 questions
Training and teams
What pitches do you have?
Two full-size grass pitches and a seven-a-side training pitch. The first full-size pitch has permanent floodlights and is lit every night. The second has temporary lighting for tournaments.
Which teams have trained here?
Top-division clubs from the Korean, Vietnamese, Lao and Thai leagues have trained here, and foreign clubs book 30-day camps through their own winter.
How many teams can you host at once?
Up to ten teams for a tournament, with the squads sleeping and eating on site.
Is there a gym or Muay Thai training?
Yes. There is a gym with weights and conditioning equipment, and an open-sided hall with mats and heavy bags for Muay Thai and MMA. Open 08:00 to 19:00. See Muay Thai and MMA.
What does a camp week look like?
See the sample camp week: a day built around a cool morning and a floodlit evening, a rest-day trip, and the winter weather month by month. It is an example. Your coaches set the timetable.
What is the weather like in winter?
From November to February the afternoons stay around 29 to 33°C in Chiang Mai, nights fall to 16 to 20°C, and rain is rare. Month-by-month figures are on the sample camp page.
Do you have a pool and ice baths?
Yes. The new pool is used for recovery sessions and swimming lessons, and it is open 08:00 to 19:00. Local families use it too, some on a monthly membership. Ice baths are on site.
3 questions
Food
Can the kitchen cook to our nutritionist's plan?
Yes. Send the plan and the kitchen cooks to it, from single plates to full buffets for a squad. If you travel with your own chef, we help them find the local ingredients they need.
Do you have plant-based options?
Yes. The menu includes plant-based options alongside recovery plates, protein-heavy meals, and Thai and international dishes.
Is the restaurant licensed?
Yes. It is fully licensed, with a full drinks licence for the evenings.
3 questions
Events and meetings
Can we hold a wedding, seminar or party here?
Yes. The grounds host weddings, receptions, conferences, government and company seminars, karaoke nights and concerts. See Events.
How big is the meeting room?
The meeting and dining room beside the pool seats up to 200 people, with flexible layouts and audiovisual equipment.
Is there space for a stage or marquee?
Yes. The grounds cover 56,000 m² of private land, with room for a stage, a marquee or a sports day.
5 questions
Getting here and booking
Where is the resort?
In Mae Ho Phra, Mae Taeng district, about 40 km north of Chiang Mai. The Sticky Waterfall is ten minutes up the road.
Can you arrange airport transfers?
Yes. We arrange early and late transfers to and from Chiang Mai International Airport and the city. Cheaper local transport is available too, and reception can arrange scooter or car rental. See Getting here.
What is there to do on a rest day?
The Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls, Mae Ngat Dam with its floating houses, kayaking and fishing, and Mae Taeng's elephant parks. Our tour desk plans the day, with local guides. Festival dates are on Getting here.
How do I get a quote?
Use the camp quote form with your dates and numbers, message us on WhatsApp +66 82 934 2223, or email [email protected]. We come back with pitch times, rooming and a meal plan.
Where are the payment and cancellation terms?
On the terms and conditions page.
Still not sure?
Send your dates and numbers, or ask us anything on WhatsApp, and we will come back with an answer.