Camp Sahara

flexible about changing the arrival day

absolutely nowhere to eat nearby - we almost starved stuff speaks almost no English

The tents, the bathroom, the whole campus was awesome. The tents are cozy and epic, the kitchen was great, the bathrooms were great. The people were lovely.

It is part of a larger, much more run down complex that promised high amenities I the listing but since it was obviously low season, nothing was open or running, not the game room, not the food. We didn't want fully self contained camping and thought the amenities would come through. It appears to be situated next to a dump and smelled like it in the morning. You have to call to get service, including to get in or out.

Really like the tent and the atmosphere, the staff members were very kind.

The private beach was not beautiful and was not equipped. The restaurant closed very very early.

the place was not in season, the beach was very dirty (biankini). We could feel it is not the middle of the seaon but the price is not off season....

Cozy room with nice furniture and great view. Even during a cold winter night we were warm. The flat layout of the ground, makes it accessable to people with walking difficulties

Because the geodome does not allow full sound isulation, it makes the place less suitable for dogs sensetive to noise

facility is so poor the price is so high

personal was trying to help. The beach is not bad and not too far away (some 8 minutes walk). the beds were good. the property is clean.

there is only one place to eat, it is an ok canteen, but prices are 1.5 times higher than in a first class restaurant in Jerusalem. there is no private bathroom in the tent, so you need to walk in the night. there is slight smell of rubber in the tent. you have to ask for towels as they ate not given to you by default, and you have to pay for them. for this kind of money you would expect more.