Kfar Hanokdim - Glamping & Camping

The place is situated in an oasis outside the town of Arad. You get the desert experience, but without giving up the option of a supermarket or other comforts of civilization. cAmEls! If you like camels or one or more of your children like them, this is a great place for you o feed, pet and even ride them. You have an option of sleeping in a Bedouin tent, a hut or even a comfortable modern room. Some guests brought their own popup tents and set them inside the Bedouin tent, to get max privacy and protection from the elements. The oasis is about 20 minutes easy drive from Masada-west, where you can watch the audio-visual show after nightfall.

The dining room meals are very expensive. Although the food quality was excellent, it felt like we were captive audience because we had no alternative on our religious day. For guests who come mid week or are not observant, there are plenty of cooking options and many take advantage of the kitchens and BBQ grills. There is a nice store by reception that sells delicious pizza Napolitana and French Crepes for very reasonable price, but for a couple of sit-down family meals we paid close to a 1000NIS!

Well equipped, lots of activities, nice location.

For a single night reservation I received more than 12 messages via text messages, WhatsApp, booking app messages and email.

Bedouin-style encampment village surrounded by palm trees, a real desert oasis. Unfortunately, we were there when the war broke out in Israel but they offered us to stay as long as we needed with no extra cost so we could keep safe. They invited us for a bonfire, to walk around, and to drink some beers so we felt relaxed and at home. We can't thank Kfar Hanokdim enough for everything they did for us. We made really good friends and I hope to be back soon. תודה רבה.

Fresh concept, very well maintained . Camping with style . Everything is of high quality

The vibe

Noting

Friendly staff, good environment and facilities, clean overall, camel ride - all good.

No one cleaned up the women washroom/shower area the night we arrived to the time we left. The other group of young females made a mess all around with towels, garbage, empty bottles and hairbands all over the counters. The sitting area inside the hut is super dusty....is it supposed to be like that?