Camps & Glamping
Ein Gedi Camp Lodge
Ein Gedi Camp Lodge offers family tents, couples vans, a VIP caravan, and bring-your-own-tent camping with shared facilities near the Dead Sea. Cooling and equipment vary by unit category.
Fata Morgana Khan
Fata Morgana Khan in Neot HaKikar offers tent camping, air-conditioned wooden cabins, guest rooms, shared gathering spaces, an equipped kitchen, and group events.
Khan Eretz HaTamar
Khan Eretz HaTamar is a desert accommodation and events site near Kalia Beach, with air-conditioned glamping tents, large group tents, shared facilities, and activities by advance arrangement.
Badolina Ein Gedi Glamping
Badolina Ein Gedi Glamping combines bring-your-own-tent pitches, bell tents, wooden cabins, and caravans within Kibbutz Ein Gedi. The property lists a shared kitchen, a bar, fire areas, and several furnished unit types. Bathroom arrangements vary by category.
Facilities
The Synergy Spa occupies the hotel’s wellness wing with 12 treatment rooms, a heated indoor saltwater pool, a freshwater pool, sauna, and hammam. An outdoor swimming pool operates from April through November. The kosher dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner with Mediterranean and local cuisine.
Activities on the property include guided botanical garden walks, bird watching with provided binoculars, organized hikes through Nahal David, and art workshops. Weekend and holiday programming is especially comprehensive, led by kibbutz members with subject-matter expertise.
Biankini Village Resort
In the Kana’im Valley, tucked between the city of Arad and the ancient fortress of Masada, Kfar Hanokdim rises from the Judean Desert like a mirage that happens to be real. Founded in 1991 and inspired by the nomadic Bedouin people of the region, this desert resort has grown into one of Israel’s most distinctive places to sleep outdoors — without giving up comfort. Buildings of hand-cut natural stone, furnishings of wood and iron, rugs and fabrics woven from black goat’s hair, and lamps carved from Dead Sea salt crystals all conspire to make you feel that you have genuinely stepped back in time, while the air-conditioned guest rooms gently remind you that you haven’t.
Your evenings here follow a rhythm older than the desert itself: a Hafla — the traditional Bedouin feast — in the stone dining room, a campfire in one of the Zoola areas, or simply the silence of a sky full of stars. By morning you can ride camels into the Kana’im Valley, lace up boots for the Roman Ramp climb at Masada, and be back at Kfar Hanokdim in time for the lavish buffet breakfast. Day visitors are welcome too, with packages that include camel rides, a Bedouin hospitality session, and dinner. Kosher, family-accessible, and deliberately Wi-Fi-free, Kfar Hanokdim is the rare place where going offline feels like a feature, not a hardship.
Facilities
The Synergy Spa occupies the hotel’s wellness wing with 12 treatment rooms, a heated indoor saltwater pool, a freshwater pool, sauna, and hammam. An outdoor swimming pool operates from April through November. The kosher dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner with Mediterranean and local cuisine.
Activities on the property include guided botanical garden walks, bird watching with provided binoculars, organized hikes through Nahal David, and art workshops. Weekend and holiday programming is especially comprehensive, led by kibbutz members with subject-matter expertise.
Camp Sahara – Dead Sea Glamping
Camp Sahara offers geodesic domes beside Biankini Beach on the northern Dead Sea, including air-conditioned standard domes and a villa option. The compound lists pools, a restaurant, a store, shared cooking facilities, and RV pitches.
Location and access
Camp Sahara sits beside Biankini Beach on the northern Dead Sea, in the Kalia area of the Judean Desert, about 25 minutes from Jerusalem. Specific drive times to nearby sites such as Qumran and the Kalia beaches are
Kalia Beach Glamping 420
Glamping -420 is a 12-tent glamping site at Kalia Beach on the northern Dead Sea. It is part of Kibbutz Kalia’s tourism operation. Each air-conditioned Lotus tent includes a double bed, mini fridge, seating area, lighting, power outlets, storage, and towels.
Guests use shared toilets, showers, and a communal field kitchen near the tents. Breakfast is included, and guests can use Kalia Beach facilities during their stay, subject to current operating hours. The site also has designated parking, fire-pit and BBQ areas, and freshwater splash pools.
Facilities
The Synergy Spa occupies the hotel’s wellness wing with 12 treatment rooms, a heated indoor saltwater pool, a freshwater pool, sauna, and hammam. An outdoor swimming pool operates from April through November. The kosher dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner with Mediterranean and local cuisine.
Activities on the property include guided botanical garden walks, bird watching with provided binoculars, organized hikes through Nahal David, and art workshops. Weekend and holiday programming is especially comprehensive, led by kibbutz members with subject-matter expertise.
Kfar Hanokdim
In the Kana’im Valley, tucked between the city of Arad and the ancient fortress of Masada, Kfar Hanokdim rises from the Judean Desert like a mirage that happens to be real. Founded in 1991 and inspired by the nomadic Bedouin people of the region, this desert resort has grown into one of Israel’s most distinctive places to sleep outdoors — without giving up comfort. Buildings of hand-cut natural stone, furnishings of wood and iron, rugs and fabrics woven from black goat’s hair, and lamps carved from Dead Sea salt crystals all conspire to make you feel that you have genuinely stepped back in time, while the air-conditioned guest rooms gently remind you that you haven’t.
Your evenings here follow a rhythm older than the desert itself: a Hafla — the traditional Bedouin feast — in the stone dining room, a campfire in one of the Zoola areas, or simply the silence of a sky full of stars. By morning you can ride camels into the Kana’im Valley, lace up boots for the Roman Ramp climb at Masada, and be back at Kfar Hanokdim in time for the lavish buffet breakfast. Day visitors are welcome too, with packages that include camel rides, a Bedouin hospitality session, and dinner. Kosher, family-accessible, and deliberately Wi-Fi-free, Kfar Hanokdim is the rare place where going offline feels like a feature, not a hardship.
Facilities
The Synergy Spa occupies the hotel’s wellness wing with 12 treatment rooms, a heated indoor saltwater pool, a freshwater pool, sauna, and hammam. An outdoor swimming pool operates from April through November. The kosher dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner with Mediterranean and local cuisine.
Activities on the property include guided botanical garden walks, bird watching with provided binoculars, organized hikes through Nahal David, and art workshops. Weekend and holiday programming is especially comprehensive, led by kibbutz members with subject-matter expertise.
Metzoke Dragot Travelers Village
Metzoke Dragot Travelers Village sits above the Dead Sea on the central cliffs and combines a bring-your-own-tent campsite with travelers rooms, Tenty glamping units, sea-view rooms, and larger apartments. Facilities and bathroom arrangements vary by category.
Shkedi’s Camplodge
Property: Shkedi’s Camplodge
Type: Rural lodging with cabins and other lodging options
Locality: Neot HaKikar
Booking: Confirm current options directly with the operator
Last verified: 16 August 2026
TRANQUILO Dead Sea Glamping
TRANQUILO Dead Sea Glamping offers air-conditioned tents and bungalows at Metzoke Dragot, with private outdoor space and kitchenettes listed by unit. Unit sizes and bathroom arrangements vary, so confirm the selected category before booking.
Facilities
The Synergy Spa occupies the hotel’s wellness wing with 12 treatment rooms, a heated indoor saltwater pool, a freshwater pool, sauna, and hammam. An outdoor swimming pool operates from April through November. The kosher dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner with Mediterranean and local cuisine.
Activities on the property include guided botanical garden walks, bird watching with provided binoculars, organized hikes through Nahal David, and art workshops. Weekend and holiday programming is especially comprehensive, led by kibbutz members with subject-matter expertise.
Where to Stay in Neot HaKikar
Where to Stay in Neot HaKikar
Neot HaKikar has small, independently operated rural stays south of the main Dead Sea hotel area. It is not one resort, so compare the route, accommodation style, and direct booking terms for each property.
This guide includes only properties whose current name, location, and core contact facts were confirmed by at least two current sources. Confirm the exact unit, facilities, price, availability, and cancellation terms directly before booking.
Verified options
Shkedi’s Camplodge
Shkedi’s Camplodge is a current rural lodging property in Neot HaKikar. Open the existing DEADSEA.COM profile and confirm current options with the operator.
The Lowest Place on Earth guesthouse
The Lowest Place on Earth is a current guest property in Neot HaKikar. Open the existing DEADSEA.COM profile and confirm the exact unit and booking terms directly.
Korin’s at the Dead Sea
Korin’s at the Dead Sea, also listed as HaBayit Shel Korin, is in Neot HaKikar. Easy, local Sodom Valley tourism, and the regional tourism list publish the same core phone number: 050-6800545. Check the current listing.
Rachel’s Place
Rachel’s Place, also listed as Etzel Rachel, is a family accommodation in Neot HaKikar. Current regional sources agree on the core phone number: 050-7569794. Check the current regional listing.
Properties held from this guide
Dead Sea Dawn or Shahar HaMidbar is held because current sources publish different phone numbers. Mul Edom is held because current listings conflict about whether it is operating. Zimmer Pnina is held because no current operator-controlled source was found. DEADSEA.COM does not publish practical details for those properties while the conflicts remain.
Last verified: 16 August 2026