Silent Arrow

The camp is a magical place, a beautiful, silent refuge in the desert. The city is so close, but it still feels like another world. The owner and the volunteers are very kind, everything is clean and calm, ideal to turn off your devices, deconnect from the world and stay present. Thank you :).

This place has a glimpse of magic. You stay in small tent-like rooms, no electricity, bathroom across the yard. However, it is so calm, spiritual and embedded in desert nature. Relaxing included.

This is a really lovely place to stay at. The beds are comfortable, the staff and owner are some of the kindest people one can find and the place is peaceful and quiet. A beautiful place to reconnect with nature and charge your own batteries. Facilities are basic but everything is there and hot water Some people comment on the lack of electricity but if you read up your n the place before booking the place, you know to come prepared with a powerbank fully charged. I’m definitely coming back here to stay for a bit longer. Also all the guests visiting here are so nice. Only good vibes.

The trip was rather long from Netanya to Mitspe Ramon. We were so happy to get there. It was this tiny little place on top of a hill. As we entered we were shown the choice of bungalows we had. Absolutely cute. The best bungalow that is outside the main area as a view of the dessert. I would have taken the bed by the window but this bungalow slept 4, so the guys took this one. Robert and I took a comfy and cosy little bungalow close to our friends and of coure the shower. Omer got jis fire started and put the potije on.Everyone was starving when we got there so thank goodness we did have food ready and we entered the salon, kitchen area. I wish I had taken photos, it was beautifull. Fully catered kitchen to cook anything. We all sat down in this cosy kitchen and ate.|Some of us had beers and coffee in the comfortable salon area while the kids drew at the table.|The kids went to sleep and then we joined Omer at the camp fire and had drinks and waited in anticpation for the awesome potjie, potato bread and oh my the onion rings that Rob made.|The guys stayed up late and we went to bed.|The next morning we made a great breakfast. Was more delighted to see the scenary and went for a tiyul. |A lovely stay indeed, thank you to the volunteers who work there, you guys are amazing.

Magical desert Oasis. Great place to shack up for a desert adventure

A very nice and peaceful place. The owner welcomed us and showed us around. We had our private dome which was great, we slept very well. Many seats in the common area (inside and outside) to relax. A big shared kitchen as well. Unfortunately in the evening a big group with little kids arrived and within a few hours all toilets and showers were disgusting. There was poo on the floor...all over the toilet...really disgusting. We cleaned two of the toilets with the brush but were then done with it. We also didn't feel comfortable to take a shower after seeing how disgusting the group left everything. Besides this unfortunate experience we had it's a very nice place to stay.

It is a camping site in the desert. The location is great- peaceful and quite but still near enough to facilities. You need to arrive ready with flashlight and warm cloths to enjoy the place. We had our own private room and it was great, clean, warn enough, and quiet. It is clear that a lot of effort been invested in making this place nice. The eco-friendly atmosphere is really nice and we are very supportive. There are three changed we would recommend: 1. having more solar light in the kitchen and shower - it is very hard to cook and clean in the dark (even with flash lights) 2. more toilet facilities separated from the showers, it would solve the lines in the morning. 3. some cold-fridge (maybe ice-based if electricity is not an option) as all the food gets off fast in the dessert. out on ice-last for limited time.

Silent Arrow is true to his name. Something in the atmosphere is really special. Interesting for me to see how guests arrive from around the planet, feel in the vibe of the place and slowly synchronized with the silent. Doing the ritual work of the space was really meditative. Dror, the owner, was a very nice person to work with, always appreciate, encouraging, and give true meaning to what is going on. ||I will be back my friend.