Salman Zwaidh Camp

We have lived in Jordan for 3 years with our four young children and have had 2 night stays here each year, after this camp was recommended by friends. If you want to camp out in the desert with all the luxuries of a five star hotel, then this is not the camp for you, but if you want to get away from it all and experience total peace and quiet this place is magical. You get rooms with en-suite facilities, meals are provided and tours can be arranged by camel or 4x4 but everything is kept simple. This is not a place for loud parties, it is tucked away and you hear nothing from other camps. They are very friendly and accommodating and most importantly Salman is a man of his word - we agree on the price for the stay ahead of time including meals and that is what you pay, there are no surprises the same with the tours what you are told is what you pay and you are not pushed to do anything, it is very much led by what you would like to do. As a family there is plenty for the kids to explore from climbing rocks and playing in sand dunes and the location feels secluded and safe. The quiet at sunrise and the darkness at night so you can watch the stars is something else, there is no place quite like it, which is why come and the simplicity of the camp means we can enjoy these aspects. I highly recommend this place and we hope to visit every year for as long as we are in Jordan!

Very cool place. Deep into the desert, some of the other camps are close together/ by the road. The staff are lovely - don’t forget to check out the stars at night! They have two friendly cats and goats even! The rooms are great, highly recommend!

Salman Zwaidh Camp in Wadi Rum delivered an incredible Bedouin experience that exceeded my expectations. The staff's warmth and friendliness made me feel at home from the start. The highlight was the amazing Bedouin-style dinner, offering a true taste of the region's flavors. The desert tour was a standout, with knowledgeable guides sharing captivating stories. The accommodations were spacious and comfortable, providing a perfect blend of modern amenities and traditional charm. What set this camp apart was the genuine hospitality of the people, who shared valuable tips and created a memorable campfire experience. For an authentic Bedouin adventure with exceptional conditions, friendly staff, and a stunning location, Salman Zwaidh Camp is a definite recommendation. A short stay that left a lasting impression.

Salman is a very friendly guide and welcomes guests warmly in his camp. Wadi Rum is a really cool experience for tourists from all over the world. The camp is super comfortable and clean. The food is great and it's just perfect.

Very comfortable beautiful camp i loved every moment of my stay at salman desert camp. I got picked up and brought to camp in the jeep where I met Salman later I got to explore wadi rum desert by jeep where also met some local bedoins and enjoyed some tea around a fire. In the evening we shared a traditional meal cooked in a zarb (bedoin bbq) which was delicious. I only planned to spend 1 night but due to the beauty of being deep in the desert and Salmans hospitality I ended up extending my stay. Thank you Salman and staff for everything 🙏

Our host fetched us from a carpark/meeting point, driving us to on a 4x4 to the camp. As we missed our lunch, our host quickly prepare some simple cheese in flatbread, and sweet hot tea for us - complementary from Mr Salman😊 Then, off we drove into the dessert to explore all delightful spots at Wadi Rum for the cost of JD80 per jeep, for 3 pax. Our guide pointed to us the special views, and which included a rock-climber half way up the top. Our guide entertained the 2 ladies with tying of headscarfs the traditional style😍 We were glad to have signed up for the special Bedouin dinner for JD10 each... So delicious is the main, and dinner comes with pilaf rice, salad, sweets, and of course their hot sweet rosemary tea. The main dish is cooked in it own juice, under fire in a pit, covered by the sand to keep the heat in. After dinner we gathered around the fire and watch the stars. Way out in the middle of dessert, the camp is really quiet at night. Solar powered (green & smart) and lights out by around 11pm - advisable to bring a small torch. Overall, a delightful experience for all of us.. A mountainous red deserts and Bedouin hospitality at its best.