Name: Royal Camel Farm
Address: Al Janabiyah, Bahrain, BH
Telephone: +973 1788 1188

Royal Camel Farm is a zoo, located at Al Janabiyah, Bahrain. They can be contacted via phone at +973 1788 1188 for more detailed information.

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Al Janabiyah

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Added by Jopie, at 29 January 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Jeff Menzies

07 May 2018

Cool place to kill some time. Kids had a great time. Feed some camels and give them a pet. Entrance is free.
Madhu Sarda

12 April 2018

Nice place to visit and take your kids. Kids who love animals will love patting them and feeding them. Clean with ample parking spaces. Very near to King Fahd Causeway. In janabiya.
Jamilah Rahman

07 April 2018

I absolutely lovvvvve camels, so naturally I'm going to say this place is great! Such wonderful, affectionate creatures! Hundreds of them! You probably won't need more than 45 minutes or so here. Do make sure you bring wipes/antibacterial lotion if you intend on stroking the camels, as there is no soap in the bathrooms. You may also get a little dusty. Great fun!
Levi Justus

05 April 2018

Awesome!! Awesome!! place for a visit with kids. Its an unexpected encounter and experience with these huge animals. You can feed them wow!!!. They are clean and well fed. Kudos to all those who take care of these wonderful animals. Also go there during the summer. You can enjoy some great dates.
Sagar Motgi

16 March 2018

Very easy to locate and ample parking available. The entry is free and they allow you to walk around camels which are tied up. They unofficially allow you to feed the camels. Washrooms are present but not really clean. It's a good place if you want to take your young ones.

There is nothing much to do here so you can't spend more than an hour here.
Samir Sami

14 February 2018

interesting.. but can do more to organise it and include souvenir shop and camel products (milk, cheese, guide. Etc) and camel rides and information signs about the camel enclosures and other interesting facts..
NAJIB H

13 February 2018

Beautiful place for animal lovers.
This place has hundreds of camels.
Take your family and kids, they'll surely enjoy watching these beautiful God's creation.
Aboods Journal

08 February 2018

Good place for tourist to see the camels and also try the camel milk
Sarah Hassan

30 January 2018

Thanks for your king for giving us such a cool place.above all entry is free.. lots of camels.everyone should visit this place.in summer all enjoyment will be spoil.
S. P.

23 January 2018

This is a great place to take kids. No amenities, just a couple hundred camels. It's free, just pull up and park. The camel farmer gave us some hay to feed the baby camels which was fun.
Piotr L

19 January 2018

The place is brilliant for a short walk to admire camels. There are really many of them. Free entrance.
Aravind Vankamamidi

09 December 2017

There is not much here frankly. The camels seem malnourished and desperate for food. I could not understand what the hype was all about. You can let go of visiting this place if you are short on time
Ross Martin

24 November 2017

If you’re a tourist in bahrain this is a must go to place. It’s a very peaceful pace, free of charge to get into and if there is staff around they are more than helpful to show you around and talk about the camels, show you the babies and let you feed them.
Great place for a little family outing
Julie Goodall

23 October 2017

Great place. Free of charge and the man let us feed the camels and then took us to see a baby camel and it’s mum. A short visit but worth it.
Sajith Kumar

18 October 2017

Few of the farms in Bahrain, where Camels are protected in large numbers..
Harry Thomas

05 September 2017

Nic plac for hv selfie with camel's
Levi Beaird

19 August 2017

They let us feed the baby camels!!!! Totally worth dropping by.
Abdullah Rafiq

21 July 2017

If you live camel than it's good place to know about it
Sebastian Gambino

01 July 2017

Lovely but quiet place where you get up close to the camels available there, you can also feed and stroke that are there, it's not a place you want to spend more than 30 minutes since these are the only things you can do but it's still a nice site to see.
Patrick Reynolds

17 April 2017

Fabulous way to get close up to the camel's. Great photo opportunities. One of the keepers usually around to explain what the different sections are.
Abdul Halim

17 March 2017

A must visit place in Bahrain. Really wonderful farm that giving clear knowledge about camels. Early morning Bahrain residence can buy camel milk from here.
David Dixey

17 February 2017

500 camels kept for pleasure. Well kept and cared for. They are not riden , raced or farmed for meat. Free entry too!
Chris Sanders

05 February 2017

Camels seemed happy and well looked after . Nice to get close to them including the young ones
Georgia Hazell

05 February 2017

Lots of camels to see! Love the babies, sooooo cute! Definitely recommend going mi afternoon around feeding time, however i did go in January..