Swap city noise for the steady hush of Showkah Dam and mountain slopes at Al Wadi Farm House. This overnight farm stay pairs simple modern comforts with riverside walks, local hospitality, and easy access to Ras Al Khaimah’s foothills.
Swap city noise for the steady hush of Showkah Dam and mountain slopes at Al Wadi Farm House. This overnight farm stay pairs simple modern comforts with riverside walks, local hospitality, and easy access to Ras Al Khaimah’s foothills.
Late afternoon light slants across terraced fields and the low ridge beyond Showkah Dam as you step from the shaded majlis into open air—this is Al Wadi Farm House, a compact mountain refuge that trades city bustle for slow water and broad desert-turned-green slopes.
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Operated by STAR ROYAL FALCON · Ras Al Khaimah, Ras Al Khaimah
Late afternoon light slants across terraced fields and the low ridge beyond Showkah Dam as you step from the shaded majlis into open air—this is Al Wadi Farm House, a compact mountain refuge that trades city bustle for slow water and broad desert-turned-green slopes.
The property sits in Wadi Showka, an old watercourse shaped by seasonal floods and held by small dams that local communities used for irrigation long before modern tourism. Geology here is folded Precambrian rock; steep, weathered gullies catch runoff and support Acacia and tamarisk pockets. Culturally, the farm leans into Emirati hospitality: a majlis for shared meals, an Arabic tent, and meals that reflect local flavors and social rhythms.
Expect practical comforts—air-conditioned master rooms, private baths, a temperature-controlled pool, and a full kitchen—alongside outdoor draws: fish in the dam, riverside strolls, and views toward the Hajar foothills. Children’s play areas and a small games room make it family-friendly; groups of up to 20 can use the large hall for gatherings.
Plan to arrive mid-afternoon, give yourself time to explore the dam and short walks along river channels before dusk, and pack layers for cooler nights. Sun protection and steady footwear help on rocky or sandy paths. Bring insect repellent for evenings by water and respect local customs in communal spaces. If you want a quieter start, schedule morning light hikes nearby—Showkah’s slopes are best explored before midday heat.
This stay is straightforward: low technical demand, high on place and pace—a practical overnight that connects landscape, history, and relaxed hospitality in Ras Al Khaimah.
The experience runs from 2:00 PM until 12:00 PM the next day—an overnight stay that includes use of rooms and shared facilities.
Yes—there is a children’s play area, family-sized rooms, and amenities suited to groups and families up to 20 people.
The farm has a full kitchen and communal spaces for meals; check the booking for whether catering is included or if guests self-cater.
There is a temperature-controlled pool for guests; swimming in the dam is possible but depends on water levels and host guidance for safety.
STAR ROYAL FALCON operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Late afternoon light slants across terraced fields and the low ridge beyond Showkah Dam as you step from the shaded majlis into open air—this is Al Wadi Farm House, a compact mountain refuge that trades city bustle for slow water and broad desert-turned-green slopes.
Late afternoon light slants across terraced fields and the low ridge beyond Showkah Dam as you step from the shaded majlis into open air—this is Al Wadi Farm House, a compact mountain refuge that trades city bustle for slow water and broad desert-turned-green slopes.
The property sits in Wadi Showka, an old watercourse shaped by seasonal floods and held by small dams that local communities used for irrigation long before modern tourism. Geology here is folded Precambrian rock; steep, weathered gullies catch runoff and support Acacia and tamarisk pockets. Culturally, the farm leans into Emirati hospitality: a majlis for shared meals, an Arabic tent, and meals that reflect local flavors and social rhythms.
Expect practical comforts—air-conditioned master rooms, private baths, a temperature-controlled pool, and a full kitchen—alongside outdoor draws: fish in the dam, riverside strolls, and views toward the Hajar foothills. Children’s play areas and a small games room make it family-friendly; groups of up to 20 can use the large hall for gatherings.
Plan to arrive mid-afternoon, give yourself time to explore the dam and short walks along river channels before dusk, and pack layers for cooler nights. Sun protection and steady footwear help on rocky or sandy paths. Bring insect repellent for evenings by water and respect local customs in communal spaces. If you want a quieter start, schedule morning light hikes nearby—Showkah’s slopes are best explored before midday heat.
This stay is straightforward: low technical demand, high on place and pace—a practical overnight that connects landscape, history, and relaxed hospitality in Ras Al Khaimah.