The park is named after Field Marshal Prince Chira Pravat Voradej, also known as Prince Surasak Montri, a historical Thai military figure.
It is strategically positioned on the reclaimed land area that fronts the main Si Racha coastline.
The park provides direct pedestrian access to the causeway leading toward the Koh Loi temple complex.
The surrounding district of Si Racha is historically significant for its development as a major maritime shipping and industrial port town.
Surasak Montri Public Park is a waterfront urban green space located in the heart of Si Racha, Chon Buri. The park is situated directly adjacent to the Gulf of Thailand, providing views of Koh Loi island. It features a central circular plaza, paved walking tracks, and abundant shade trees. The area serves as a primary recreational hub for local residents, often hosting community exercises and outdoor gatherings. The park is characterized by its coastal location and proximity to the town’s commercial center. It functions as a public promenade rather than a sprawling nature preserve.
The edge of the seawall looking toward the Koh Loi island causeway and the surrounding bay.
Visit during the late afternoon to experience the sea breeze and observe the local fitness culture.
Combine your walk with a trip to the nearby Koh Loi island which is easily accessible from the park perimeter.
Bring mosquito repellent if visiting during the transition into dusk.
Avoid visiting during the peak heat of the mid-afternoon, as the park offers limited cover from direct overhead sun.
Maintain modest attire consistent with local Thai public spaces; avoid loud music or disruptive behavior during communal exercise sessions.
