محمية غابات عجلون

Very cozy and authentic cabins that still offer all modern comforts, breakfast is simple and delicious and there's short 30 min and longer 1 hour hiking trails that will definitely connect you to nature!

One of few forest reserves in Jordan that offer accommodation, hiking, dining, and fun activities. The reserve has a visitor’s center for tickets and accommodation check-in. If you are here for hiking, they have tours of 1, 2, 3, 4 KMs and beyond trails. The 1 and 2 KM trails are self-walked, while 3 KM onwards trails are with a guide, and must be booked a day in-advance. The trails are served with signs and walking paths, and don’t require hiking gear. Caution and attention are required, though. They offer ample parking, and you can buy tickets by cash or card. Next to the visitor’s center is a small shop for local items, as well as a restaurant. They also have restrooms. Within 500 meters is a zip-line, a tele-match area, and the Reserve Restaurant (AKA Oak Restaurant). Each incur separate fees. There is also a small bakery next to the Oak Restaurant that bakes local Jordanian cookies. The place is called “Biscuit House”. Worth spending half a day in this entire place, and you can complement your trip by visiting the Ajloun Teleferic.

It was an amazing experience, the workers the cleanliness and the Cabins. It was super lovely. We did the zipline experience, and the obstacle course was super safe, and maintenance is obviously done every now and then.

The best place in Jordan,,, suitable for retreats and meditation sessions. The cottages are very clean, the staff are nice

The view, the vibe and the food is simply just fantastic! If you went to sit and relax in a clean/ smoke free environment, this is the place you should go to!

It is a very beautiful place for summer and kids you could find insects in the place but that is normal we are there guest

“The trail just on the top of the mountain, but unfortunately, there isn’t much to see along the way. The landscape is quite plain, with no distinctive trees, flowers, or viewpoints that would make the experience memorable. Overall, it felt like a waste of money — I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re just looking for a basic walk, also this you can do it outside the place without need for a ticket.

Cabins are nice, clean and warm. Hiking trail was very beautiful in the morning. (It can be slippery because of the mud be careful) Breakfast was okay. Campfire area was closed and we wanted to do our own Sajieh. (We managed to spend time in Jarash then go to the cabins) it is recommended in the winter if you cant do camping or a family. The next day we visited soap and biscuits house. (I only bought Dana tea and few biscuits to try, its more touristic prices than local)