I’m not a fan of camping, but I wanted a cheap nature break and I’m glad I chose this place; I stayed in a small tent for two nights during a huge storm, yet the tent stayed dry and the scenery was stunning whether it rained or not. When I first arrived the sun was out and I could enjoy the infinity pool, which is gorgeous. I also dined at the restaurant, which is pricey for Khmer food ($5-10 for noodles) and about what you’d expect for western fare ($13 for pizza), but the service was excellent and the food was pretty good. There’s a small shop selling packaged noodles, mango with chilli salt, and other items at reasonable prices, plus a coffee shop. Food can be brought in. The bathroom facilities are very good and everyone is extremely helpful. I’ll definitely return with my friends during the dry season, and I think it’s a great spot for families. No complaints.
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