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2 John Ren - 2 years ago

This place was probably once a great visit, it is highly recommended by lonely planet for the area. However, the attraction is in pretty bad shape. Only about 200 m of the walkway is open to public. The rest are not just closed for your safety, but are actually impassable. The area that is open offers some good views of the mangrove forest.

Unfortunately, judging by the situation observed in October 2019, the repair is more of a "take brick from the west wall to patch up the east". Probably due to lack of funding, some of the repair work clearly canabalizes half broken material in the unopened area to patch up other half broken material in the opened area. I applaud the effort, but the situation is not likely to improve without more investment.

4 Itchaya Rab - 4 years ago

Quite interesting, old wood path about 2300m around there, good to come at dusk, there are a lot of Lyle's flying foxs.

3 Nat Manomai - 4 years ago

Still closed to repair but some paths can walk with carefulness.

2 harit tawabutr - 4 years ago

Nice built and nice ideas. But need a lot of maintenances. Most part of the park is closed or not safe to enter (as in August 2018)

4 Sirintra Vanno - 5 years ago

Nice place for mangrove forest education, closed to the city and easy to get there.

2 Olivia Oyama - 3 years ago

Unfortunately the walkways are currently closed due to damage/safety. Otherwise there's only a lookout tower. Very little to see in its current condition.

5 Gary Lawrence Kaplan - 8 years ago

I live near here and it is a great walk away from everything else and into nature. I would recommend a visit near the low tide. They have fish that walk over the ground and mangrove snakes, in the water, eating small crabs.

About 1/2 hour after sunset and endless ribbon of small bats fly out, mostly to the SW.
If you are in the area, going between Bangkok and Pattya and seek some nature, it is worth a visit.