Wassana Resort

It's fun. If Teacher Makhuea and Teacher James were a little less strict in First day + 2nd day during the dayAnd there are too few personal chairs. I like that there is an Lgbtq room as well.

It's a place that isn't difficult at all if you don't count the mud bathing and 15 second showers. The first day + hitting the trainer the second night was really fun.

It's very fun, there's a lot to play with.I miss Teacher Rai Makhuea 💗❤️

Good.

The water smells. The bathroom has a broken glass and a curtain.Whoever is coming to stay, it is recommended that you bring your own blankets and towels, which would be great. The door already has a break-in mark. But it would be great to have a padlock inside. The back door can't be locked.

Beautiful view

Very quiet but very old

just for your information, Me and my classmates stayed in the boyscout camp, not the resort. We stayed for a total of 2 days and 1 night. And this is me and my friend's honest rating. The first minute i stepped into this camp, i immediately got a bad first impression. I saw a strange plant that the teachers are holding. They explained it was a medicine that has various positive effects. If we don't do what they say, they basically forces the leaves in. I asked the ones who got punished, they said it was extremely bitter. But i have mixed feelings about this. They would yell at us for not being "Perfect". (In their eyes). The room was bad. fans not working, dangerous rails, little ventilation and cameras watching us at all times. The path to the cafeteria is very bad and dust was flying absolutely everywhere. And when we were finally there, a guy yells at some of us for not eating the eggplants in the spicy soup (some can not tolerate spicy foods). And some were also allergic. He tells us his past aka problems. So apparently the guy’s parents and him had a very hard past? My apologies but i just can’t listen through it all. Know why? Maybe the fact that we were too focused on moving the plates to a perfect straight line and stretching our arms to the point of soreness. Yells at us for being “spoiled” and yells at us again for picking food and not just eating it. He forces us to eat it or face punishments. When we were done with all that, there will be an event where students are required to use baby powder and cover their entire face or we would be punished. Some of us were allergic, too. And instead of giving it out for free, it costs an absurd 15 baht per small bottle. Even though they said it was not required anymore, no refunds were given to any students. When asked about the problem, the women selling them was also extremely rude and uncooperative. The event itself was fun but not worth the time it took. Lights were also flashing with no prior warnings to hyper sensitive people. When i was trying to sleep, we were called out because we were “loud”. We were forced to sit in the dirty meeting room and meditate. I stayed for two hours and some stayed for more because the noise we made was above 50 decibels. We were not allowed to brush our teeth neither shower and we slept, dirty and soaked in sweat. In the middle of the night, some kids were literally hosting a WWE competition and were being very loud. Teacher smashed open the doors and yelled at us. I had migraines when i was screamed out of bed. Suprise Surprise me and other innocent souls were forced to exercise for the next hour or two. Yelled at us some more and we went “to sleep”. No joke that night i ran out of water and hallucinated a man giving me water. That’s how messed up that night was. Day two was terrible but not horrendous. Why not force students to walk 4 kilometers while in full boyscout outfit? Honorable mention;Blazing hot sun and the fact that the instructors were using motorcycles. And we ended up finding out that there was nothing special about the walk. Like at all. This camp is and will be one of the worst places i spent a night in. I doubt i’ll ever be excited for a boyscout camping trip the school set up ever again.

The trainers are very brutal and harsh, especially Teacher Nikki, who is a little slow and tells her to squat and just play. Recreation for me is the most fun thing I've ever experienced. Overall, for me, it was the best camp in my life.

Suitable for organizing various activities.