Clean Rooms
Overnight rooms were described as exceptionally clean and comfortable, with a bonfire adding atmosphere after the desert activities.
Easy Trip Desert Camp | Overnight Deluxe Room in Desert
Ras Al Khor
Easy Trip Desert Camp in Ras Al Khor combines an overnight desert-room stay with safari-style activities. Reviews point to dune bashing, camel rides and evening performances as the main draw, while the clean rooms and bonfire setting give overnight guests a quieter side of the experience.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
239 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Fire Show
The fire performance is the most consistently praised part of the entertainment, even in otherwise critical reviews.
Dune Drive
Some visitors enjoyed the 4x4 dune bashing, especially the steep turns, desert driving and sunset scenery.
Camel Ride
The camel ride can be fun for children and adults, with several visitors getting good family photos.
Cultural Shows
Belly dance, Tanoura-style performances and traditional dances are generally stronger than the food or service.
Clean Toilets
One visitor specifically gave the washrooms a strong cleanliness rating, useful for families spending an evening at camp.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Inclusions. Before paying, confirm which rides, drinks, dinner access and show seating are included; reviews say many basics require upgrades.
Budget Extras. Keep money aside for add-ons: one group paid 40aed pp for VIP food access after a 35aed pp package.
Expect Waiting. Ask how long dinner and transfers will take; one review says non-VIP guests waited another 90 minutes for food.
Haggle Carefully. If buying photos or souvenirs, agree the price first; one guest said vendors eventually accepted about one-third of the opening price.
Ask About Shows. If belly dancing matters to you, check the schedule before booking: a review notes it was absent during Ramadan.
Consider Private. For more control over timing and space, compare a private desert drive and camp with the shared package before booking.
Plan the visit
Practical details
5J2H+RX7 Al Aweer
Al Awir Second, Dubai
Common Concerns
Extra Charges
Reviews repeatedly describe basic inclusions being limited and upgrades, VIP seating, activities and drinks costing extra.
Poor Food
Buffet food is highly inconsistent; complaints include cold, tasteless dishes, limited meat and a disappointing non-vegetarian selection.
Pushy Vendors
Several guests report repeated pressure to buy photos, souvenirs, shisha or other upgrades during the camp visit.
Short Activities
Some paid packages delivered very brief activities, including roughly ten minutes of dune bashing and a one-minute camel ride.
Transport Delays
Pickup, drop-off and parking transfers were unreliable for some guests, including one reported three-hour wait.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
1000 AED per hour
4-seat ATV
“The top end was a 4-seat ATV for 1000 AED per hour”Google review · February 2026
35aed pp
whole experience
“We managed to get a great deal of 35aed pp for the whole experience”Google review · January 2026
130dh
premium package
“They include a lot things in their description but they keep is very basic unless u pay extra even tho we already payed 130dh for the premium package”Google review · April 2025
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The Bottom Line
Easy Trip Desert Camp in Ras Al Khor is built around a shared desert-safari evening, with 4x4 dune bashing, camel rides, sandboarding, dinner and stage entertainment. The fire show and belly dance are the safest reasons to come: even disappointed guests often found the performances worthwhile, while some visitors enjoyed the driving and sunset dunes. The overnight side has a different appeal.
One guest described the room as exceptionally clean and comfortable, with a bonfire under the stars; other reviews mention clean toilets and rooms suitable for an overnight stay. That makes the camp more than just a quick dinner stop, though the evidence on food is much less reassuring. Some guests liked the BBQ, while others reported cold, tasteless or inedible buffet dishes.
Go in with the package details in writing. Reviews mention very short included camel rides, limited dune-bashing time, extra charges for ATV use, drinks, VIP dinner access and seating, plus persistent vendors selling photos and souvenirs. Shared transport has also produced long waits and, in one account, unsafe driving.
If timing, food quality or privacy matters, compare the standard package with a private safari and ask exactly what is included before paying.