Absolutly perfect. Super clean, fantastic food, everyone very friendy. 100% recommended. Would stay 2 or 3 nights.

I usually never leave reviews but I couldn’t pass up the chance to comment on this. In our 7 days trip to Jordan, our stay at Wadirum Quiet Village Camp was the definitive highlight. From the very beginning, Saleem and his team made us feel welcomed and confortable. We met guests from all over the world and had a great time. We enjoyed a variety of activities, including camel riding at sunset, a Jeep Tour (I highly recommend the full-day tour) to enjoy the sights, quiet evenings under the stars with complimentary sweet tea and bedouin live music. Payments are cash only and all the activities mentioned are very affordable. The camp is clean, confortable and very secure. Chef Ali is a superstar and I highly recommend the Zarb, which is served in the evening. Muhammad drove us for the Jeep Tour and was a fantastic guide. In fact, it was a privilege to cook lunch together and learn more about life at Wadirum. Ousmane expertly lead the camel riding and was very kind and patient with us. Saleem made sure everything ran smoothly and more importantly, ensured that we didn’t miss our flight back to Canada by organizing a drop-off at 2:30 AM ! Ahed kindly drove us fat the Park so we could catch our ride back to the airport. We couldn’t be more grateful. My heartfelt thanks to Salem and the entire team for your hospitality and kindness. We would be happy to stay at the camp again in the future. Best wishes !

My sister left her tablet in the room and we didnt realize it till the afternnon in Aqaba. We raced back and they met us in the village. They were all so nice and accommodating.

Our stay was generally a good experience. It is a different experience, in a spectacular place! The camp is normal, has what it takes, and the food is fantastic. The camel ride was great, and the man who accompanied us on the tour was super nice. However, several things happened that put a damper on our stay and we were very upset. Camp workers were rude at different times. For the day of our return, we asked them if they could take us to the town a little after 11:00 am (even before the check-in time), to enjoy the place a little more, and they flatly told us no. . That if we didn't pay for a desert tour with them, we had to leave no later than 10:00 am. And as if that were not enough, around 9:20 am, we were sitting on the outskirts of the camp enjoying the scenery, and the van started honking at us, rushing us and telling us that we had to go. And the most unpleasant thing was during the night, around 10:00 pm. We were walking around the camp admiring the night (which is magnificent there), and it was a bit cold, so we decided to go to the common room to have some tea. When we arrived, the camp workers were there, and when they saw us come in they began to speak in Arabic, not realizing that we were with a Jordanian friend, who was very upset to hear them. Upon entering, assuming we didn't understand them, they started speaking rudely to us, supposedly because we were bothering them. In short, our experience was not as good as it could have been.

Great experience. Tents are confortable but of course very cold because there is no heating. Food was good also. We also took camel sunset ride on arrival day which was ok same like 4 hour jeep tour on departure day (note: it is a Toyota Hilux sightseeing tour). Both tours were good but guides spoke english only couple of words.

Stayed here one night, arriving just before sunset and then walked to a nearby dune to watch it. I stayed here alone and found it a little awkward, with lots of other couples and groups staying at the same time, and there was no integration. Would have appreciated some conversation with the Bedouin guys who mostly kept themselves to themselves around the campfire and only spoke to me to persuade me into a Jeep tour the next day. This was worth it though, Achmed was great and showed me around all the best spots on a half day tour (Rock climbing, dunes, springs, canyons). The zarb (barbecue) and music were good touches but I think pretty standard across any Wadi Rum spots. My main concern with the campsite itself was only one male shower and no hot water - frustrating given how freezing cold the evening was, right through night until the morning. Room was good although still had to sleep fully clothed with three blankets, a portable heater would have been nice. No option to buy snacks or anything so make sure you either bring some or fill yourself on the dinner (!) which costs 10JD - a fair price given you don’t have any other options. Probably wouldn’t stay again - feels like a one-time thing for me, but Quiet Village is great for a cheap and cheerful option.

The place is nice, the staff friendly. Very good breakfast and dinner buffet. The linnen in my room seemed to be used as there were some hairs on it (not mine). The 3 hours jeep tour seems a bit overprized (30 JOD reduced price instead of 35 JOD). Anyhow the stay in the camp was a nice experience.

This camp is a really nice place to stay. It is super clean. Saleem and all the people working there are kind persons and they are doing their best to please you. That was such a great experience in this fantastic desert.