Sun City Camp, home of the huge dome! We checked into the suite and were amazed at the
layout. We had a sitting room in the
center and two bedrooms on either side.
One bedroom had a king bed and the other had two queen beds. We settled in even though there was a
distinct smell in each of the bathrooms, not a good smell either.
We had to close the bathroom
doors for the evening. We moved in and
ate our pack lunch that we had made at the breakfast buffet in Amman. There were small Bedouin style tents and dome tent rooms that they call Martian Tents. We would have chosen one of them but there were only king beds to choose from and that would mean no sleep for either one of us. SOo we had a two bedroom Bedouin style cabin.
We have left the visitor center and we are heading to the camp
Many odd shaped rock formations
Everywhere a face or the shape of an animal
The scale was hard to fathom
The rocks were huge and the distances between them were measured in miles
An arch in the lighter colored rock
Very impressive
Steep canyons
A mix of Arizona and Australia
Domes in the distance!
This is us, a sign for camels
Then some camels
The main entrance
Check in area
Off we go to our place
The small tents
The larger Martian tents
One of the bedrooms
An Arabic lamp in the center with the gathered fabric to make it look like a tent
Bejeweled and delicate
Across the way
They look close but were a mile away at least
Bringing the camel home for the night
Outside our place
Behind our cabin were more rock hills
Leslie on the porch
Me climbing on the rocks
Leslie is still on the porch but you can see the next camp over
Cute bird
A Mourning Wheatear lifebird #2
Playing on the rocks, breaking all the rules
Bringing in a new set of camels for tonight's sunset camel ride
Our cabin with ample space
Meals were served in this tent and it was the only place where to get a wifi signal
