A modern, well-equipped camping area on Masada's western side, near the base of the Roman siege ramp. Prices include the use of kitchen facilities and admission to Masada. Sleeping bags and mattresses can be rented for 10NIS per night. Check-in is from 4pm to 10.30pm; check-out is until 11am. Road access is via Arad.
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