bedouin future camp

The experience of a lifetime we stumbled by accident on Salameh the owner of bedouin future camp in the visitor centre he told us he had the last camp in wadi rum to see the sunset so we took his word and accepted then we went to his house had tea with his brother then did a 4hour tour which was totally incredible after which we went to camp had an amazing typical bedouin meal cooked underground saw possibly the greatest sunset of our lives and night sky to boot the next morning had a beautiful traditional brekfast then Salameh drove us the desert way to Aqaba which in itself was an unbelievable experience please don't be fooled by the much higher prices of other camps this truly was the best travel experience we've ever had Wadi Rum is truly epic Salameh made it even better

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Salameh, the owner is a great person! He knows everything about Wadi Rum, and he is very kind! I could see a number of stars in dessert of Wadi Rum.

Mr Salameh, the owner of the camp, the son of the desert, the best guide of the tour. He’s knowledgeable, humorous and trustworthy. I slept one of my best nights there in the camp. His camp is very deep in the desert, very deep. In the early night, the strong wind blowing in the valleys far away could be heard. That’s an unforgettable experience. During the midnight, the moon shines the desert, you probably could find some small animals crawling around. The dinner was tasty and satisfying and made in a specific way. There are clean bathrooms and also one is being built. I am sure it will be better and better as time passes. And I sincerely hope so. And the shops in the village have almost everything you need and they are not expensive. In a word, the time here is unique. I feel happy and honored to visit this dreamlike place. And I wish everyone who lives here or comes here would be blessed. Enjoy! Salem!

When I arrived to Wadi Rum village, the owner invited me to his house for tea to rest a little and talk through the activity options. Even the shortest jeep tour takes you to widely different sites, you can also hike at some of them. The camp itself is located in the middle of the desert, offering complete peace and calm, and excelent hiking opportunities. Don’t be mistaken by the name - you’ll be staying in house-like lodges, sleeping in comfortable beds. In the evening, our host sat the guests around a bonfire, offered tea, then we had an incredibly rich buffer dinner, part of which had been freshly prepared with traditional techniques. He stayed there with us for a long while, making sure to answer all our questions on the Bedouin and Jordanian culture. The next morning he took me back to the village on his car after an amazing buffet breakfast. My stay will surely be remembered for a long time.

The toilets were extremely dirty. The owner wasn’t really clear on the exact location of the camp and how it is possible to get there.