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Frequently asked questions

What's Ban Prok like for family-friendly holidays?
If you’ve been thinking about a holiday with your children, Ban Prok is a good choice. There are some entertaining activities that you and the family might enjoy. Take to the air and fly into Bangkok (DMK-Don Mueang Intl.), which is located 54.1 mi (87.1 km) from the city centre.
What's the best hotel when travelling with children to Ban Prok?
Kanokrat Resort is a top 3-star hotel on Expedia for families, and features free parking and free WiFi. Other choices for your stay with the children include Phen Waree Ampawa Resort and Amphawa Club.
How many hotels that welcome families will I be able to find in Ban Prok?
Expedia has 6 family-friendly hotels and other accommodation options in Ban Prok.
When's the best time to book a family-friendly holiday in Ban Prok?
The hottest months are usually April and May, with an average temperature of 30°C, while the coldest months are December and January, with an average of 27°C. The rainiest months in Ban Prok are September, October, May and July, with each month seeing an average of 201 mm of rainfall.
What's there to see and do with your family in Ban Prok?
While you are visiting Ban Prok, you may want to round up the youngsters and make time to see interesting attractions such as Samut Songkhram Provincial Stadium and Amphawa Floating Market. Make sure that you have lots of time for activities such as Rom Hoop Market and Mae Klong Railway Market.