This camp is excellent! The tents are spacious with very comfortable beds, there is a shower and toilet block which is modern and extremely clean. The traditionally cooked supper is delicious, and the staff are very hospitable and welcoming. The location is breathtaking. I can't wait to return!
starstarstarstarstar Judith Gaskell
Amazing experience, good hospitality with humble people who will try to make sure your experience is great. The night sky is great by the way and the post dinner walk will make sure you have a nice sleep after that.
Badjao tribe manages the camps here and they'll tell the travellers about their history and share a piece of their culture with folk songs, traditional food and most importantly their love and humbleness. I recommend everyone should have this desert experience atleast once and try to soak in the warmth.
starstarstarstarstar Girish Dhulekar
Nice and friendly people, good dinner, rooms are small. This place is convenient for one night only. I have to admit it was incredible to see the stars here. Its good value for money
starstarstar Ahmad Sader
Was really looking forward to wadi rum on this trip, and it was amazing.
I hoped for the Bedouin camp experience so was disappointed when my partner and I arrived at 7pm to be told the whole camp had tucked up for the night. We didn't get to have a camp stove side dinner or shisha or tea under the stars. Instead, our host took us to his home in the village to eat, which was nice of him, but I would have preferred being told to arrive sooner not to miss out on the evenings plans and entertainment. We were dropped off at the camp and told that morning wake up was at 5 (maybe 6, can't remember the time now). The dessert was stunning at night. We sat on plastic chairs outside our hut just staring at the radiant moon and the flickers of stars drowned by the moons light. No sign of any camps or anything else near us, except for the occasional car. We didn't even believe there was anyway else on our camp
Morning breakfast was a simple but good spread (and of course, super sweet tea). We went on the short jeep ride around the rocks, sand dunes (even tried to sand surf which was difficult getting up and coming down) and Lawrence spring. The scenery was stunning; I felt like I was on another planet. Refused to ride camels.
Was done with the day in wadi rum by 11am and then checked out of the national park. Our host gave us a bag of tea to take with us which was nice, but I felt he was pressuring me to write a 5* review which I didn't want to do there and then. I deflected.
Saw my first fruiting date palms on the way out.
Word of warning to anyone visiting the desert, take plenty of bottled water for brushing your teeth.
starstarstarstar Helen Aivazian
Very nice place to stay in Wadi Rum. Loved the whole day experience at the camp. The sleeping accommodations were nice and comfortable. The view was incredible! There was power available for charging your phone. The food was very tasty for both dinner and breakfast. The people there were friendly and welcoming. I would stay there again!
starstarstarstarstar Jeanie Pearson
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