Planning a trip to Jordan and want a unique desert experience? These Wadi Rum Camp Sites are a glamping dream. While many of the destinations offer similar quality and amenities, there are a few subtle differences and of course a price variation.
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This guide explores the various Luxury Glamping options in Wadi Rum Jordan, to help you decide which one to pick. Please ensure you also check the reviews for up to date recommendations.
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1. Memories Aicha Luxury Camp
The large exceptional geodesic dome restaurant with traditional wooden style furniture sets the mood for an unforgettable experience and blend of cultures.
Only 2.7 miles from the Wadi Rum Protected Area, this outer-worldly glamping experience gives you a luxury tent in a Bedouin setting. There are 40 tents, a combination of Bedouin camp style and the geodesic domes.
The price of the food and drinks on site is a little pricey. But you are pretty remote out there in the desert so you have to make some allowances. The staff really make the experience, going over and above to create the most authentic Jordanian/desert hospitality.
Rate
Approx. USD$185 per Nights
Wadi Rum Camp Amenities:
- Breakfast Included
- English Speaking Guides
- On-Site Restaurant
- Free Car-parking
- Sheesha Pipes
- Air-conditioning in Tents
2. Wadi Rum Bubble Luxotel
As the name suggests, this Wadi Rum Camp is a series of bubble tents! Different from the other dome tents, the bubble is actually a clear, uninterrupted view from floor to ceiling.
With some extra add-ons compared to the other locations like the outdoor Jacuzzi for stargazing it is hard to go past this amazing glamping destination.
Rate
Approx. USD$250 per night
Wadi Rum Camp Amenities:
- Bathrobes
- Outdoor Jacuzzi
- English Speaking Guides
- On Site Restaurant
- Free Car-parking
- Sheesha Pipes
- Air-conditioning in Tents
3. Hasan Zawaideh Camp
Easily accessible by car the Hasan Zawaideh Camp is a great choice for those looking to get a real taste of the authentic Bedouin hospitality in Jordan.
With modern style glamping domes and breathtaking views of the Jordan desert, this Wadi Rum Camp site is a perfect getaway. While the domes are a drawcard, they do also have regular style Bedouin tents for an even more authentic feel.
The local staff make home-cooked meals and will get the crowd up and dancing at night time around a fire.
Whether you are travelling alone or as a couple/group you can get a private tent or shared tent.
Rate
Approx. USD$70 per night
Wadi Rum Camp Amenities:
- Free Wifi
- Breakfast Included
- English Speaking Guides
- On Site Restaurant
- Free Car-parking
- Sheesha Pipes
- Air-conditioning in Tents
4. Wadi Rum UFO Luxotel
The largest of the dome style tents in the area. These luxury tents are set up and can have two queens sized beds inside (as well as a private bathroom).
The tents are built up onto their own terrace above the desert sand. So you can sit outside your tent and enjoy the magical views (especially at sunset).
With a few extra little touches (bathrobes and slippers) this remote desert property has all the makings of glamping at its best.
Rate
Approx. USD$180 per night
Wadi Rum Camp Amenities:
- Bathrobes
- English Speaking Guides
- On Site Restaurant
- Free Car-parking
- Sheesha Pipes
- Air-conditioning in Tents
5. Miral Night Camp
Miral Night Camp offers a luxurious retreat in the heart of Wadi Rum, combining comfort with the raw beauty of the desert landscape. Experience air-conditioned domes that boast balconies with sweeping mountain views, and enjoy modern conveniences like free WiFi and on-site parking.
This Wadi Rum camp also has a fitness room offering yoga and fitness classes, and spa facilities. Additional comforts include a restaurant, bar, and a sun terrace perfect for evening relaxation.
Wadi Rum Camp Amenities:
- Bicycle Hire
- English Speaking Guides
- On Site Restaurant
- Car-parking
- Air-conditioning in Tents
How to get to Wadi Rum
Most of these options can provide airport pickups if you arrange in advance. However, the likelihood is that you’ll want to do some additional exploring around Jordan either before or after your Wadi Rum experience.
It is easy to drive yourself around Jordan, we drove from Amman to Petra and stopped at some amazing places along the way. There are multiple car hire companies (international organisations) at Amman Airport from which you can rent.
Things To Do In Wadi Rum
What is there to see in Wadi Rum? Sand, rock, the stars…But it is the combination of the beautiful rock formations and colours that come out of the red sand that makes it one of the most amazing places to see in the Middle East. If you are looking for some activities outside of your campsite, try and organise some of the following:
- Go on a day Jeep tour to see some of the surrounding sand dunes, rock formations, and petroglyphs
- Watch the sunrise and sunset
- Stargazing is best done away from the lights of the campsite, bring a blanket and find a nice place on a nearby sand dune to admire the galaxy
- Smoke a shisha and sample the bedouin cuisine
- Enjoy live music and campfire dancing.
FAQ
Is it worth staying overnight in Wadi Rum?
Yes, staying overnight in Wadi Rum is highly recommended to fully experience the dramatic beauty of the desert under the stars. The camps offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the tranquil silence of the desert at night and enjoy traditional Bedouin hospitality, making it a highlight for many travelers.
How long to spend in Wadi Rum?
At minimum, stay in a Wadi Rum Camp for one night, however if you like to take your time it’s best to stay for at least 2 nights in a Wadi Rum camp.
Is Wadi Rum worth it?
Absolutely, Wadi Rum is a must-visit destination for its breathtaking landscapes and the unique adventure it offers. Also known as the Valley of the Moon, it has towering cliffs, red sand dunes, and ancient rock formations that provide an otherworldly experience!
How much does it cost to stay at Wadi Rum?
The cost of staying at a Wadi Rum camp varies, ranging from about $30 to $250 per night depending on the level of luxury and services offered. Most camps include dinner and breakfast, offering a complete Bedouin-style experience which adds great value to your stay.
How to choose a Wadi Rum camp?
When choosing a Wadi Rum camp, consider what type of experience you are looking for—whether it’s luxury tents with private bathrooms or traditional Bedouin tents for an authentic feel. Check reviews, the amenities provided, and the location within the desert to ensure it meets your expectations for comfort and experience.
Is Wadi Rum safe?
Wadi Rum is generally very safe for tourists. The local Bedouin community is hospitable and takes pride in their role as guides and hosts. However, as with any travel destination, it’s wise to follow basic safety precautions and check reviews, especially when engaging in outdoor activities.
What are the best places to visit in Jordan?
- Swim in the Ma’in Hotsprings waterfall
- Marvel at the Jerash Ruins in Amman
- Swim in The Dead Sea
- Visit the Ancient City of Petra, and experience Petra by Night
- Explore Mini Petra
Eco Travel Tips For Wadi Rum
- Reduce your carbon footprint – invest in a solar power bank charger for your trip, limit the use of air-conditioning, try eating vegetarian or vegan
- Say no to plastic and bring a water bottle with an inbuilt filter
- Avoid doing a camel ride, or camel tours, and be aware of animal tourism
- Bring eco friendly toiletries to limit your impact on the natural surrounds
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A couple other good choices are Sun City Camp and Rum Magic but you cant really go wrong with Hasan Zaiwadeh Camp! I’ve stayed their and they are great! So hard to choose!
Hi Lindsay, thanks for letting us know! We have also heard good things about Sun City, and will look into Rum magic. Glad you enjoyed your stay in Wadi Rum!
Nice article …suggestion if you will rent a car I would recommend taking the kings road from amman to rum where you will pass through villages and beautiful view points, Dana village and valley , Mujeb dam, it longer way but certainly much interesting.
Hi! Great suggestion thank you!