How a 150-Guest Corporate Desert Camp Exceeded Expectations

· Updated 2026-08-18

What began as a company's first open desert camp became an evening of shared games, a fire show, Arabic BBQ and an experience the guest was happy to recommend.

Planning a company gathering for around 150 people is a big undertaking. For this group, there was one more unknown: it was their first time organizing an open camp event.

They wanted their colleagues to step away from the usual setting and enjoy an evening that felt spacious, organized and genuinely fun. The desert gave them the backdrop. The camp, activities, entertainment and food brought the gathering to life.

A first company camp with plenty of room

As around 150 guests came together, the space immediately became part of the experience. Instead of feeling crowded, the group had room to settle in, move between activities and enjoy the evening at an easy pace.

The guest later recalled that their group did not even fill half of the venue. For a large company gathering, that openness helped the camp feel comfortable from the beginning.

The camp came alive

The evening was not built around one single moment. Games gave colleagues a reason to move, join in and enjoy time together outside the workplace. A fire show added a celebratory highlight, turning the open desert sky into part of the event.

Behind the scenes, the different parts of the gathering had to feel connected. According to the guest, the setup was well organized and the experience remained fun throughout the event.

Arabic BBQ became one of the highlights

Food added another memorable layer to the night. The group enjoyed an Arabic BBQ, and the meat kebabs earned a special mention in the review.

It was the kind of detail people remember after a company event: colleagues gathering around good food, talking about the evening and enjoying the desert atmosphere together.

The outcome: expectations exceeded

The strongest outcome was simple. A company trying an open camp for the first time came away impressed by the space, organization, activities, a fire show and food. The guest described the event as having exceeded their expectations and recommended the experience for other corporate gatherings.

The guest's experience, in their own words

"It was our first time organizing an open camp event for our company, and it was honestly exceeded our expectations....

We had around 150 people, and the venue was so spacious that we didn't even fill half of it. It's so huge and could easily accommodate 300 plus guests.

The organizers did an amazing job setup for everything. From the games to the fire show, everything was well organized and fun. And the Arabic BBQ was really delicious... Especially the meat kababs....

I would lik to highly recommend this place for any kind of corporate or company eventz."

One evening, one coordinated experience

What made this gathering memorable was not any one element on its own. It was the way the spacious camp, games, a fire show and Arabic BBQ came together as one enjoyable company evening.

For the organizing team, that meant fewer disconnected pieces to manage. For the guests, it meant arriving at the camp and being free to enjoy the experience with their colleagues.

Frequently asked questions

How many guests attended the corporate desert camp in this case study?

The customer reported that the company group had around 150 people.

What services did the customer mention?

The published review mentioned the camp setup, games, fireworks and Arabic BBQ. It did not provide a complete contractual list of inclusions.

What group sizes do Jam3etna corporate camps currently serve?

The currently published corporate camp options serve groups from 15 to 180 guests. Larger camps may be accommodated on request, subject to requirements and availability.