Its ok but nothing to get too over excited about. Steep climb - the highlight was watching the camels More

The view from the spring is great but the spring itself is nothing more than a stagnant cess pool due to the fact that the water is siphoned to the camp below. You also have to be quite careful on the climb as there is no marked path. More

just nice and relaxing, a climb if you wish enjoy, there is a little shop but nothing pushy. Some old writing and usually camels there so you can watch them drink and pull funny faces More

I was only interested by a little 2 days camel, near his mother and talking with His owner I don't liketouristic places. More

When we went there wasnt any water coming from it! but it looked nice enough! not stunning though, but we had enough fun just climbing the rocks and mountain around the area! Also enjoyed sampling some lovely mint tea with the locals at the bottom of the spring! More

Not a big deal, but is okay as is a part of the day trip to Wadi Rum. More

We climbed 20mins up to see Lawrence's Spring. After a giggling Myleene Klass moment, we tasted the dripping spring water from the rocks (kinda sweet). This spring feeds Wadi Rum village via a network of skinny black plastic pipes, which we saw laid on the ground as we climbed up. Quite interesting that before the pipes were installed, ppl actually... More

Where Lawrence of Arabia reputedly washed during the Arab revolt, has ancient rock inscriptions on nearby rocks More

It's nice that there are few tourists there, but no need to spend too much time there! More