Take care of my tiny house and garden in Sisaket, Thailand

Availability

  2025 

 Min stay requested: No minimum

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  • Description

    Description

    🌱 A Simple, Self-Sufficient Life in Sisaket

    Hi, I’m Nok. I’m a Thai pharmacist living in the Netherlands, but I grew up here in Sisaket, in the northeast of Thailand.

    Even though I now work and live in Europe, my dream has always been to create a peaceful retreat in my hometown—a place that’s simple, self-sufficient, and shared.

    This land is my family’s, and my mother still lives nearby. She sometimes comes over to water the plants or check on things, but please understand: she is not staff. She has her own life, and this project is not her responsibility. That’s why I ask everyone who stays here to be independent, responsible, and fair.

    This is not a resort, not a homestay, not a free stay. It’s an ongoing experiment in community living. The question I’m exploring is: “Can a small community thrive if everyone gives as much as they take?”



    🛠 How It Works – 2 Weeks Stay

    1️⃣ Week 1 – Assigned Project
    • Everyone receives a specific task/project from me when they arrive.
    • You can work at your own pace, but it must be completed within the first week.
    • If you need more time, you must let me know.

    Examples of projects:
    • Clean animal shelters (ducks, geese, sheep)
    • Fertilize or plant new trees
    • Weed the garden in specific areas
    • Simple DIY work

    2️⃣ Week 2 – Rest & Responsibility
    • No assigned project.
    • Just keep the place clean, take care of yourself, and respect the space.

    This way, everyone contributes meaningfully, and the project continues to grow.



    🗑 Waste & Toilets – Please Read Carefully

    🚮 Garbage
    • Our area is outside city infrastructure—no regular waste collection.
    • I now hire someone to collect trash, but until then, you must keep it tidy and sealed.
    • Never leave garbage for my mother to handle.

    🚽 Toilets
    • We use a septic tank—it cannot handle toilet paper.
    • Do not flush paper, and please don’t leave piles of used paper in the bathroom.
    • In Thailand, we use a water spray (bidet gun) to clean—it’s more hygienic and solves the waste issue.

    If you expect Western-style toilets with cleaning staff, this is not the place for you.



    💡 What I Expect From You
    • Be independent and responsible.
    • Finish your assigned task in Week 1.
    • Respect the house, animals, and land.
    • Clean up after yourself—don’t leave mess for others.
    • Be fair: this project survives only if everyone gives back.



    🌏 Why Stay Here?

    ✔️ You want to experience rural Thai life.
    ✔️ You believe in sustainability and fairness.
    ✔️ You enjoy working with nature and animals.
    ✔️ You’re looking for something deeper than just “a free place to stay.”

    ❌ If you want comfort without responsibility, staff to clean up after you, or a resort-like stay—this isn’t for you.



    💌 From the Heart

    This project started with just me—one person funding and dreaming of a simple life. But it’s slowly growing because of the kindness, hard work, and shared spirit of those who have come here.

    Every tree planted, every shelter built, every small act of care adds to its spirit. If you stay here, you’re not just a guest—you’re part of the journey.

    Let’s build something meaningful together.

    – Nok 💛

  • Types of help and learning opportunities

    Types of help and learning opportunities

    Help with Eco Projects
    Gardening
    DIY and building projects
    Farmstay help
    Help around the house
  • Interests

    Interests

    Sustainability
    Farming
    Gardening
  • Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    They will learn authentic life of Thai people and have their own place to stay.

  • Help

    Help

    🌱 **Your Role:**
    Your stay involves more than relaxation; it's about actively participating in sustainable practices, from tending to the land to embracing cultural exchange. Your contributions are essential in shaping the future of this rural sanctuary.

    - Main tasks include watering, lawn care, and tree maintenance. While we have a sprinkler system, some areas may require additional attention to ensure proper hydration and cleanliness.

    Taking care of a carven in my holiday house

  • Languages spoken

    English: Fluent

  • Accommodation

    Accommodation

    A whole holiday house property

    🏡 **Your Stay:**
    Enjoy the entire property, including my snug tiny house and the outdoor jacuzzi. My wonderful mum and nephew, living just 200m away, will be around to support you, ensuring a personalized and memorable experience.

    You're welcome to prepare your meals using the kitchen facilities, and please cover the cost of your ingredients.

  • What else ...

    What else ...

    Close to Cambodia border.

  • A little more information

    A little more information

    • Internet access

    • Limited internet access

      Limited internet access

    • We have pets

    • We are smokers

    • Can host families

  • How many Workawayers can stay?

    How many Workawayers can stay?

    More than two

  • My animals / pets

    My animals / pets

Host ref number: 328747238349

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