We did not make prior reservations. If you go out of school holidays (thai hols) you shouldnt have a problem. It seems to be mainly locals that stay. When we arrived to the place where you get on the longboats to access all the dam accom, you can ask one of the men to contact them for you. Where we stayed, it was owned by a Danish man and his Thai wife, I think the name of the floating houses was translated to "Mae Ngat Houseboats". It is NOT a resort, but if you like being amongst the locals and enjoy their home made food (delicious and cheap) you will love it - cold beer very cheap. They supply kayaks so you can explore the dam and other accomm (when we checked out the other floating houses we were happy with where we were - traditional and friendly).

Hi sawasdeejanie, we did not contact anyone. We visit there in low season, so it's very quiet. I think if you Google for ngat dam Guesthouse, you will find several options! Chokdee!! Grtz marlous

You will find on facebook/ReunphaeAekachai Name: Eakachai House boat Boot roundtrip reaching this place 600THB Food & drinks reasonable: 4 pers from 1000THB up

Google floating house Mae Ngat

Sorry for the delay in replying, Ive only just seen your question. The Mae Gnat Dam (lake) is HUGE with a few different floating house accommodation,1 floating resort accomm and a couple of floating fishing farms.