Chilling Cable Ski
ThaiWakeClub review
Chilling Cable Ski lives up to its name. Tucked down Soi Amphawan in Nong Ri, just outside Chonburi town and near Wat Chong Mafueang, it's a small, quiet pond ringed by hills, about 80 km (around 70 minutes) from Suvarnabhumi. It feels a world away from the busy parks around Pattaya.
The setup is a straight 2-tower System 2.0 cable. The operator sets the speed for each rider (reviews mention levels 1 to 10) and trainers coach up close, which makes it a good fit for beginners, families and groups who want the pond to themselves. Features are limited to a kicker, so riders hunting rails and boxes will run out of things to hit. Showers are available, and reviews also mention flyboard and jet ski options.
Status needs confirming. The latest prices we found come from older reviews (around 1,000-1,200 THB per hour for a private session shared by about four riders, unverified), and food, opening hours and the phone number are all uncertain. Message the Facebook page before you drive out.
Based on official information and our research, Chilling is a relaxed choice if you want calm water, no queue and an easy pairing with Bang Saen or Khao Kheow Open Zoo. For a confirmed full-size cable in the east, Thai Wake Park Pattaya is the alternative.
What we like
- Peaceful pond surrounded by hills
- Hands-on coaching with per-rider speed
- Private-session format suits groups
- Showers and free parking
- Close to Bang Saen and Khao Kheow
Watch out for
- Status unconfirmed; prices from older reviews
- Only a kicker for features
- Food on site unverified
- Hours and phone number uncertain
- Beginner-friendly
- Kids welcome
- Night riding
- Food & drinks
- Stay on site
- Pro shop
History & story
Chilling Cable Ski is a small 2-tower cable on a compact pond in Nong Ri, on the hilly outskirts of Chonburi city, about 15 minutes from town. True to its name, it feels quiet and private, a good fit for friend groups and families who want the line to themselves. The operator sets the speed by hand and starts first-timers slow, and older reviews also mention flyboarding. We found no opening year, and the newest first-hand review dates from 2023. It still appears in 2026 directories as a calmer alternative to the Pattaya park, but status is unconfirmed, so message the park on Facebook before you travel.
- 2019
Wongnai reviews mention a private hour at about 1,000 THB and flyboarding (no sourced opening year). Source: Wongnai
- 2021
A Wongnai feature describes a quiet, private-feeling spot ringed by hills, good for friends and families. Source: Wongnai
- Jun 2023
Latest first-hand review found: about 1,200 THB per hour, shareable by up to four riders. Source: Lemon8
- 2026
Still listed in 2026 directories as a quieter alternative to Pattaya, but no new news; status unconfirmed. Source: Wakeparks Thailand
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In depth
Background
Chilling Cable Ski is a small 2-tower cable on a compact pond in Nong Ri, on the hilly outskirts of Chonburi city, about 15 minutes from town and roughly 70 minutes from Suvarnabhumi airport. It is not on the Pattaya lake; that is Thai Wake Park Pattaya, about 40 km south. A 2021 Wongnai feature described it as a quiet, private-feeling spot ringed by hills, good for groups of friends and family outings.
Status caveat: we found no sourced opening year, and no first-hand review newer than 2023. The park is still listed in 2026 directories, but contact it on Facebook to confirm it is operating, and to check hours and prices, before you travel.
The cable and activities
The cable is a straight 2-tower System 2.0 line with a kicker (source: Waketricks). The operator sets the speed by hand; a 2023 rider review mentions a scale of 1 to 10, starting low for first-timers (source: Lemon8). The cable can be booked as a private session, so your group has the line to itself. Beyond wakeboarding, older reviews and articles mention flyboarding, and a 2023 review also lists jet skis and boat riding (sources: Wongnai, Lemon8). Whether these are still offered in 2026 is unconfirmed.
Prices and what to know before you go
There is no official price list online, and the figures we found disagree. A 2019 Wongnai review reported 1,000 THB for a private hour. A June 2023 review put it at about 1,200 THB per hour, shareable by up to four riders. 2026 directories estimate around 500 THB per hour or 600 to 800 THB per session with gear. Treat all of these as indicative and confirm with the park. Listed hours vary between 09:00 to 18:00 and 09:00 to 19:00.
Booking is by Facebook Messenger or phone; numbers differ between listings, so use the Facebook page. A shower is mentioned for rinsing off, and on-site food is unconfirmed, so bring water and snacks. Reviewers suggest weekday or weekend mornings before noon, when it is quietest. See our beginner guide for first-session basics.
What reviewers often say
Public reviews are few. Google shows about 4.3 from roughly 29 reviews (per Wakeparks Thailand), and Wongnai has only two reviews, both from 2019, so themes rest on a small sample. What recurs: patient, attentive instructors who suit nervous riders and weak swimmers; flexible booking times; a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere; and value when a small group shares a private hour. A 2023 reviewer suggests pairing a session with a day in Chonburi or Pattaya. We found no recurring complaints, but also little recent feedback.
Recent status (2025-2026)
We found no 2025-2026 news, events or competitions. Wakeparks Thailand lists Chilling as an active option in its 2026 directory and as a quieter alternative when the Pattaya park is busy, but its information appears to rely on directory data rather than a recent visit. Until the park posts current prices, plan this as a call-ahead trip. Prices are as of the dates noted above.
Plan your visit
- Best time
- Morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday sun. November to February is most comfortable; weekdays are likely quieter.
- How long
- A one-hour private session for a small group; about 2 hours on site in total.
- What to bring
- Swimwear, rash guard, sunscreen, a towel, and water and snacks since food isn't confirmed.
Tips
- Message the ChillingCableSki Facebook page to confirm it's open and current prices
- Come as a group to split a private session
- Beginners should ask to start at a low speed and build up
- Combine with Bang Saen Beach or Khao Sam Muk, about 30 minutes away
Prices (October 2026)
Ask the park for prices
Prices change — check with the park before you go. Wakeboarding Price Thailand 2026: Wake Park Prices Compared
Opening hours
| Mon | 09:00–18:00 |
| Tue | 09:00–18:00 |
| Wed | 09:00–18:00 |
| Thu | 09:00–18:00 |
| Fri | 09:00–18:00 |
| Sat | 09:00–18:00 |
| Sun | 09:00–18:00 |
Sources disagree on hours — check with the park.
Park facts
| Cable system | Straight 2-tower System 2.0, operator-controlled speed |
|---|---|
| Obstacles | Kicker |
| Rental | Board, vest and helmet available |
| Coaching | Hands-on trainers; lesson prices unconfirmed |
| Food | Unverified; confirm with the park |
| Stay | No accommodation |
| Parking | Free (per directory) |
| Booking | Facebook Messenger (ChillingCableSki) or phone; number unverified |
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Reviews from Google
Things to do nearby
Approximate driving distance and time from the park.
- Khao Kheow Open Zoo15 km · 25 min
- Bang Phra Reservoir15 km · 25 min
- Bang Saen Beach22 km · 30 min
- Khao Sam Muk22 km · 30 min
- Sriracha Tiger Zoo25 km · 35 min
Getting there
69 Moo 12, Soi Amphawan, Nong Ri, Mueang Chon Buri 20000
Suvarnabhumi Airport: ~80 km · ~70 min
Take Motorway 7 from Bangkok toward Chonburi, then head to Nong Ri and Soi Amphawan (near Wat Chong Mafueang). About 80 km / 70 minutes from Suvarnabhumi. Free parking.
Grab works from Chonburi town or Bang Saen, but finding a ride back from this rural area can be slow. Arrange a return or drive yourself.
No public transport reaches the park. A taxi, Grab or rental car is the practical option.
FAQ
How much does Chilling Cable Ski cost?
There's no confirmed current price. Older reviews mention around 1,000-1,200 THB per hour for a private session shared by up to about four riders, with gear and a trainer. Ask on Facebook for today's rates.
Is it open in 2026?
2026 directories list it as open, but we found no first-hand 2026 review. ThaiWakeClub marks it "confirm", so message the page before you go.
Is it good for beginners?
Very. The operator sets the speed for each rider and trainers coach closely on an uncrowded pond.
Are there features to ride?
Just a kicker. If you want rails and boxes, a full-size park such as Thai Wake Park Pattaya is a better fit.
Is there food on site?
Not confirmed. Bring water and snacks, or eat in Chonburi town or Bang Saen.
How far is it from Pattaya?
Roughly 45 km, about 50 minutes (approximate). It's easy to fold into an eastern seaboard trip.
Sources & credits
This page was written by ThaiWakeClub in our own words, based on the sources below — with thanks to each of them. Parks can ask us to correct anything.
- 8 wakeboard spots for adventurous women (Wongnai article, June 2021) — Wongnai (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Chilling Cable Ski reviews — Wongnai (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Wakeboard review: Chilling Cable Ski, Nong Ri, Chon Buri (June 2023) — Lemon8 (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Chilling Cable Ski — Wake Park in Chon Buri, Thailand — Waketricks (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Chilling Cable Ski - 2-Tower Cable Wake Park in Chonburi, Thailand — Wakeparks Thailand (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Wakeboarding Pattaya: Cable Parks Guide (2026) — Wakeparks Thailand (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Chilling Cable Ski (wakepark) — Trip.com (accessed 2026-10-15)