Best camp at Wadi Rum - Incredible experience at Wadi Rum. They picked us up as soon as we arrived to the visitor center, and from there we went directly to the jeep tour. Ahmed was very kind and helpful and the places he took us were amazing, including some that were not crowded with tourists. The tour lasted for the whole day, including delicious food, a quick rest under the shadow of the mountain, and a spectacular sunset. After sunset they took back us to the camp, with live traditional music and awesome dinner (BBQ chicken). The sky was full of stars. I'm already looking forward to my next stay. Thank you so much for hosting us!

Fabulous and unique - One of the most unique experience I’ve ever had and on a very good price. They picked me up with car on time.The camping is great and traditional.Is in the best spot in the desert under shade at all the time. The jeep driver showed me the most famous spots(cold water was included).The food was authentic and delicious.The staff and owner are friendly and welcoming.Thanks…

Lovely experience with amazing local people - Wadi Rum Quiet Village is a really beautiful place placed next to astonishing mountains in the desert. We walked from Wadi Rum village and was greeted with water and tea at our arrival. The people who has the camp is very friendly and will help you give the best experience of Wadi Rum. The rooms and the common area is based on original Bedouin style, and you will feel very comfortable and welcome. At this camp you will support the local people of Wadi Rum, and not foreign people who sets up camps in Wadi Rum, without having a connection to the land. I would recommend this place!

Great experience but terrible guide. - Wow i really dont know where to start. The visit to Wadi Rum was astonishing. Fantastic scenery and beautiful locations. So much to see and experience. The atmosphere, the sites and the 4x4 journey through the sand dunes is incredible. Should not be missed. Unfortunately i cant say the same about my guide. Thought he was a splendid guy in terms of cooking a delicious lunch and playing such a heartfelt traditional music by the campfire. His skills were great but not his social nature. He was hard to approach and barely gave any information about the sites or its significance. He almost expected me to know it all. Didnt give any information regarding any of the sites. He barely even explained the ways to hike the area. He barely made any effort to make communication. At times he was unclear when I needed to return. Few locations he would rush me. Then other ones he would sit and just have his chai. Making me rush for no reason. He definitely wasn’t sociable. I came across another guy at the same camp oh my god he was the best. I wish i had him. Most of the time it felt extremely isolating despite having someone with me. Overall i would say definitely do the ride but just make sure it's another guide.