Seven Wonders Bedouin Camp

The bedoiun camp is operated by Atif and his staff who really make a great effort to create a nice atmosphere. Support is always available, the showers and restrooms are checked and cleaned often (keeping in mind that we're in a desert with a lot of sand and dust!). The tents are ok, the fireplace and evening music are cool. Breakfast and dinner is served in an own place (looks like a tent, is more a building) and offers a wide spread of very good local food. Absolute highlight is the illumination of the neaby hills! That looks awesome at night!

We stayed 2 nights at the camp. You park right in front. Well located. 3 minutes drive from Little Petra and 15 minutes from Petra (free parking everywhere in Petra) The staff was also all very friendly and helpful. The owner/manager is also a delight to talk to. We had one breakfast (5JD) and one diner (10JD) at the camp. The amount of food they give you for that price is just insane. We had like 11 cours meal for diner … The following day, we had to wake up early so they even made us a lunchbox ❤️ If you like animals, they have 2 dogs and few cat. There’s even one cat that followed us in our room and didn’t want to leave 😂 The room was clean, full bathroom, hot water, AC, bath robes, slippers … they have everything you need.

Loved the look of the place. It was a fun experience. They offered live music and a fire pit for all to gather around. The drawback was the shower door that did not close efficiently. Room was clean, and comfortable. The restaurant was buffet-style, and vegetarian options were provided. Little puppy greeted us each time we came and went, so a touch of home was a joy. Sadly my hopes of looking at the night sky on our deck and seeing endless stars were not possible as the mountains were lit up like downtown Las Vegas.

We stayed at the Luxury camp with two adjoining rooms for a family of 4. Rooms fairly small, but very clean and good hot water, electrics etc. the staff couldn’t have been more helpful, they were fantastic with every request, including guidance on how to visit Petra, how to walk in the back way etc. Food was excellent, also fun round the campfire with music and tea in the evening. No alcohol available, but there is no objection to you bringing your own (we had wine around the fire after dinner, others had beer etc). Highly recommended.

Stayed here for two nights in October 2023 as part of an extended stay in Jordan. Rented two bubble dome tents which formed part of the overall "glamping" experience. Seven Wonders Luxury Camp is located about a 10 minute drive from Petra Visitor centre. There are a mixture of traditional tents and bubble domes within the camp. Breakfast and dinner were basic and that is perfectly understandable given the location. The bubble dome tents have a double bed, interior seating area, exterior seating on a small balcony, toilet, wash basin and a small shower cubicle. Hot water is turned off between midnight and 05:30 the following morning, although this was nearer 06:10 on the first morning as we got up early to explore Petra ahead of the larger visitor crowds. The bubble domes are quite compact and there are around 10 individual domes to rent within the camp. The biggest problem I experienced whilst staying here were the number of flies inside the bubble dome; without any exterior openings (other than the front door), there is no way to get rid of flies once they are inside the bubble dome. On my second day, I swatted a total of six flies inside my bubble dome tent and there was at least one more which was hiding behind the thick curtains of the tent. This meant that I was unable to relax inside the dome for the best part and that unfortunately spoiled the overall experience for me. My travelling companion (who occupied the second bubble dome tent) suffered a quite unpleasant incident of bed bug bites. The bed sheets were changed by the hotel staff after the first night but this did little to prevent further bites on the second night.

The Seven Wonders Luxury Camp is located about 15 minutes drive from Petra Visitor Centre. Located among beautiful natural scenery surrounded by hills and rocks, the camp provides both igloo type and cabin type accommodations at affordable prices. The rooms are comfortable, bathroom attached, and has a restaurant providing breakfast and dinner. Free WiFi is available. With clear skies, the place provides a magical experience in the night.

Located just across the road from little Petra, the Seven Wonders Bedouin camp is the ideal location for travellers with a hire car, who want to stay conveniently close to Petra, but outside of the general hum drum and tourist centric locale of Wadi Musa. Set in the breathtaking surroundings that characterise little Petra, and gorgeously lit up after sun set, the location does not disappoint. We stayed in a standard tent, which had access to the shared bathroom facilities, and was a short walk from the 'luxury camp', where a generous breakfast (included), and dinner buffet could be accessed. Not the best food of our trip, but good standard faire all the same, and great baklava and pastries, which can be limitlessly consumed. The tents were great fun, and were far more comfortable than we expected, with large fan, electric sockets, and a comfortable spring bed. Bathroom and showers were basic but clean. The camp wasn't particularly busy when we were there, which greatly enhanced our experience. It would have been very different should have been at full capacity. The central camp area was a lovely place to visit in the evening, for tea, a large open fire, shisha, and some enthusiastic traditional music with gusto. I would certainly recommend Seven Wonders as a base camp for long days at Petra, and if you want to fulfil your Bedouin fantasy, rather than stay in a run of a mill hotel. A final word to say thanks to the team for being some welcoming and friendly. Chris and Isabel.

Seven wonders luxury camp is an amazing experience. The staff are amazing and they even gave us a secret honeymoon cake!! The worker Atif was very helpful he took us to the back entrance of petra park for free and always checked to make sure we was okay. There is also a helpful syrian man who has always been polite and helpful. The dome is definately worth getting as the tents can be underwhelming. It costs 7JD to get to petra visitors centre if you are planning on visiting petra through the usual route. However, back entrance to petra is better as there is more downhill than uphill walking. Definately recommend for those who are looking to visit petra through back entrance. Seven wonders always give complimentary bottles of water too and the food is great