Why Choose Bedouin Future Camp
Bedouin Future Camp is the real deal for travelers seeking an authentic, no frills desert experience in Wadi Rum. Run by Salameh and his family, this camp strips away the luxury extras and focuses on what truly matters: genuine Bedouin hospitality, incredible food cooked under the sand, and personal connections with the desert and its people. If you want to experience Wadi Rum the way Bedouins actually live it, this is the place.
The camp offers traditional Bedouin tents with simple beds, clean sheets and warm blankets. Bathrooms are shared but well maintained and spotlessly clean, with hot water showers available. There is no air conditioning and no unnecessary luxury, just the raw beauty of the desert, a warm campfire, and a sky full of stars. Guests consistently praise how clean everything is despite the basic setup.
What makes Bedouin Future Camp truly special is Salameh himself. He is known for going above and beyond to create memorable experiences. One guest asked for something more cultural than a standard tour, and Salameh invited them to sleep under the stars next to the family's camel enclosure, help with the animals, and share Arabian coffee and fresh camel milk. That kind of genuine, spontaneous hospitality is something no luxury camp can offer. The zarb dinner, slow cooked underground, is consistently praised as one of the best in Wadi Rum.
Accommodation
Bedouin Future Camp offers one type of accommodation: traditional Bedouin tents. The experience is intentionally simple and authentic. Click on the tent type for details and photos.
| Tent Type | Max Guests | Private Bath | Hot Water | AC | Key Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedouin Tent | 2 or 4 | Shared | Clean beds, blankets, pillows, campfire access |
Important Information
- Bathrooms: Shared facilities (VIP standard), kept spotlessly clean. Western toilets and hot water showers available
- Air conditioning: Not available. Desert nights can be cold in winter and warm in summer
- WiFi: Not available at camp. Disconnect and enjoy the desert
- Electricity: Basic device charging available (limited hours)
- Bedding: Clean beds with blankets and pillows provided. We recommend bringing a travel sheet liner and warm layers for cold nights
- Beverages: Tea and water included. Bring your own soft drinks and snacks if needed
- Meals: All packages include meals (see pricing below). The zarb dinner is cooked underground in the traditional Bedouin way
Packages & Pricing
All packages are per person and include accommodation, meals and activities as listed. Prices vary by group size. All tours start from Wadi Rum Village at 10 AM.
| Package | 2 to 5 People | 6 to 12 People | What's Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Night + Jeep Tour ⭐ Best Value | 60 JOD | 45 JOD | Full day jeep tour, lunch, 1 night in camp, dinner (zarb), breakfast |
| 2 Nights + Jeep + Hiking | 115 JOD | 105 JOD | Day 1: jeep tour + lunch. Day 2: guided hiking + lunch. 2 nights in camp, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts |
Optional Add Ons
From the village to the desert or from the desert to the village
From the camp to the village, a longer scenic ride
Important Pricing Notes
- All prices are per person and include meals (lunch, dinner, breakfast) as listed
- Tours start from Wadi Rum Village at 10 AM. Salameh will pick you up
- Group discounts apply automatically for 6 or more people
- Children pricing available on request
- Wadi Rum entry fee (7 JOD) is NOT included. Pay at the Visitor Center
- Prices valid for 2026 season (subject to change)
- Payment: cash only (JOD preferred)
What's Included in All Packages
- Bedouin tent accommodation
- Shared VIP bathroom with hot water
- Traditional zarb dinner (cooked underground)
- Breakfast
- Lunch on tour days
- Bedouin tea and water
- Jeep tour with Bedouin guide
- Pickup from Wadi Rum Village
- Bedding, pillows and blankets
- Evening campfire
- Free parking at the village
- Local Bedouin guides and drivers
Best for Groups
Bedouin Future Camp is an excellent choice for groups of 6 or more. With the group rate of just 45 JOD per person, you get a full day jeep tour, lunch, one night in camp, zarb dinner and breakfast. That is outstanding value for a complete Wadi Rum experience.
Practical Information
Meeting & Schedule
Meeting point: Wadi Rum Village
Tour start: 10 AM
Pickup: Salameh meets you at the village
Contact in advance to confirm arrangements
Best Time to Visit
Spring: March to May (ideal)
Fall: September to November (ideal)
Winter nights very cold, summer extremely hot. No AC available
What to Bring
• Warm layers for cold nights
• Travel sheet liner
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Sunscreen and hat
• Cash (JOD)
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