Beduin Star Trail Camp

I highly recommend Beduin Star Trail Camp for a genuine desert adventure in the heart of Wadi Rum, staying in traditional Beduin tents with tasty food—including dinner cooked in the sand—and a warm welcome from host Khaled and his family. You can join great jeep desert tours with Khaled or his brother, snap beautiful photos, climb amazing rock arches and desert rocks, visit movie‑making locations, and try sandboarding if you’re brave 😁, all while admiring millions of stars. The people are very friendly ❤️.

Aneta·Hace 8 meses

Driving through the Wadi Rum desert from the tarmac in our own cars was a blast, but there was no hot water.

Nicholas·Hace 8 meses

“Great stay at the quiet edge”

I solo‑hiked for 5 days and stayed at four different camps, all of which met my expectations. Beduin Star Trail Camp sits on the quiet, serene edge and is very close to exploring Barrah Canyon on foot or by car, exactly as promised. A warm shower was available, as were hearty, tasty dinners and breakfast. The value for money is unbeatable; just remember it’s a desert, so don’t expect the same level of luxury and functionality as in cities. Nights are cold, so dress accordingly and treat the stay as a bit of an adventure. I forgot an earphone at the camp, and Khalid proactively contacted me when he found it and arranged a meetup to return it—thanks again for that!

Tuomas·Hace 9 meses

Everything was fine in the camp in the middle of the desert. The hosts were very friendly, always helped, explained everything, and waited for us when we arrived, even though we were late picking us up from the parking lot. Overall we had a great time. Of course there were water interruptions—water heats up from the sun, but we were in the coldest month, so that’s understandable. It’s clear there’s no wide variety of breakfast and dinner options because you’re in the desert. The internet worked poorly, but that was expected; again, it’s a desert and we were prepared for that.

Marina·Hace 10 meses

Almost everything was good. The water supply in the shower was poor and almost cold, but that’s understandable in the desert.

Matej·Hace 11 meses