Activities on real rock
Climbing and rappelling happen on Aravali rock faces, not only an artificial wall. That setting is the difference for first-timers.
An adventure camp beside the Dhauj bandh, where a day out comes with rock climbing, rappelling, rope courses and a pool — not just a lawn and a buffet.
Camp Wild Dhauj sits beside the Dhauj bandh in the Aravali valley, at Salakhri village in Faridabad district, Haryana. It is an adventure camp rather than a farm with a lawn: the day is built around climbing, descending, balancing and working through a challenge with the people you came with, plus a camp meal and time to sit under the trees.
Climbing and rappelling happen on Aravali rock faces, not only an artificial wall. That setting is the difference for first-timers.
Team games, rope courses and challenge elements run in batches, so a group of twenty and a group of a hundred can both be scheduled.
Village roads, open fields, a bandh and hills instead of another mall or banquet hall. Low on screens, high on being outdoors.
Food is cooked at the camp and the menu is fixed when you reserve; a pool is on the facility list. Both need confirming for your date.
The camp’s published activity range. What actually runs on your date depends on the package, weather and instructor availability.
Climbing on Aravali rock faces with ropes and instructors. An artificial wall is also available for warm-up and younger participants.
Age & fitness rulesA controlled descent down a fixed rock face — often the activity people remember most, and the one that needs the most reassurance.
Instructor-ledA cable ride across the camp’s slope: short, fast and popular with teenagers. Harnessing and briefing are handled by the camp team.
Weight limits applyA rope-and-harness crossing over a gap in the terrain. As much a team activity as an individual one — groups end up coaching each other.
Group participationWalking routes through rocky, scrub-covered ground, including the Hidden Lake trek the camp runs. Best in cooler months and early mornings.
Season-dependentNet climbing, low rope elements and obstacle sections that work as a warm-up circuit or a timed team challenge before the bigger activities.
Team formatFacilitated group games and problem-solving tasks, plus the outbound-training formats the camp runs for companies and institutions.
Corporate & schoolsPaintball for competitive groups and sky cycling on an elevated loop. Both are usually booked as add-ons rather than included by default.
Ask about add-on costFour planning shapes, not an official Camp Wild rate card. Use them to decide what your group needs, then ask for a confirmed itinerary and inclusion list for your date.
Mixed-age groups of roughly 10–40
A relaxed day built around a few easy activities, plenty of sitting-around time and a proper lunch that works for teenagers and parents alike.
For groups who want to be moving
The activity-first version of the day: a selected set of rock, rope and course elements scheduled back to back, with meals fitted around the sessions.
For teams of roughly 20–150
A structured offsite day with facilitated team tasks, shared meals and a schedule that leaves room for a short review before the group heads back.
For unusual timings or mixed needs
For groups with a fixed budget, a late start, dietary needs or a specific activity in mind. You describe the day; the camp confirms what it can deliver.
None of these formats is an officially published Camp Wild package or confirmed Manesar Resorts inventory. They describe ways to structure a day. The final itinerary, inclusions and price are confirmed by the property once your date and headcount are known.
No single figure can be responsibly published for a Camp Wild Dhauj day picnic: the camp prices by group and date, not from a fixed rate card.
Contact Manesar Resorts with your group size, preferred date, activities and meal requirements. We can help you understand the applicable package options and confirm the relevant details before you plan your visit.
Check Camp Wild Dhauj Price Price, inclusions and payment terms are confirmed by the property for your date. Nothing is reserved until both sides confirm.A family day here works when the plan is built around the least adventurous person in the group, not the most.
The camp is an outdoor property with uneven ground, a bandh, rocks and village roads around it. That is what makes it interesting, and it is also why a little planning pays off. Pick two or three activities rather than a packed schedule: children tire quickly in the sun, and the day is better with time to eat, rest and wander.
Not every element suits every age. Adventure activities typically carry age, height or weight conditions, and some are unsuitable for very young children or older family members with mobility concerns. Ask which activities your group can attempt and whether a guardian must be present for minors. Nobody should feel pressured to climb because everyone else is.
Structure makes or breaks an office day out. This setting gives you a reason to put people in mixed teams, and the drive becomes part of the day.
A typical structure is morning arrival, a short briefing, two or three team activities before lunch, then a lighter session and a wrap-up. The camp runs outbound-training programmes and lists conference facilities on site — worth asking about if your day includes a review or presentation.
Discuss a Corporate OutingThe camp lists a swimming pool among its facilities. That is as far as a website can safely go — access, timings and season are package and date specific.
Opening dates for your visit; whether entry is included in your package; pool timings and whether they clash with your activity schedule; clothing and behaviour rules; and age or supervision requirements for children. Ask on the enquiry itself and get the answer in writing.
The camp sits beside the Dhauj bandh, reached through village roads from either the Ballabgarh–Sohna side or the Gurgaon–Faridabad side.
Share the route with your driver in advance. The last stretch passes through villages and is easy to miss.
Via the Ballabgarh–Sohna state highway. Turn in near the Dhauj police station and continue to the bandh. The camp recommends this for coaches and buses.
Via the Gurgaon–Faridabad highway through Mangar. Turn in near the Mangar police station. The lanes are narrow, so the camp advises cars and SUVs only.
Free parking is available. Travel time from most of Gurgaon and Delhi is roughly 45–75 minutes, but plan a buffer for traffic and village roads.
Enquiries and booking assistance are handled through Manesar Resorts. Five steps, no forms, and no obligation until you confirm.
Manesar Resorts is an independent guide and enquiry service. Camp Wild Dhauj is owned and operated by its own management, and the final booking contract is with the property.
Straight answers, including the parts that depend on your date.
An adventure camp beside the Dhauj bandh in the Aravali valley, Faridabad district, Haryana, built around rock and rope activities, team games, camp meals and a pool. Families, friend groups, schools and companies use it for day outings, and cottages are available for overnight stays. The camp is independently owned; Manesar Resorts handles enquiries.
Dhauj Bandh, Village Salakhri, P.O. Dhauj, Faridabad district, Haryana, beside the bandh in the Aravali hills. Two access routes are published: the Ballabgarh–Sohna highway, usable by coaches, and the Gurgaon–Faridabad highway via Mangar, whose narrow lanes suit cars and SUVs only. Confirm the route for your vehicle.
No fixed public rate applies to every group. Cost depends on headcount, weekday or weekend, season, activities chosen, meal plan and extras. Send your date, group size and requirements to Manesar Resorts, and the applicable price and inclusions can be confirmed before you commit.
A day visit is usually built around a set of adventure activities, a meal plan and camp facilities, but the activity list, session count, menu and pool access vary by arrangement. The camp sets a fixed menu at reservation rather than taking orders on the day. Ask for the inclusion list in writing.
Rock climbing on natural rock and an artificial wall, rappelling, valley crossing, zipline, hiking including the Hidden Lake trek, commando net and low rope course, sky cycling, paintball, team-building games and rural sports. Not every activity runs daily or sits inside every package — confirm the schedule for your date.
Yes. Families are a core audience alongside school and corporate groups. Check age, height and fitness conditions, whether a guardian must accompany minors, and how meal timings fit the activity schedule. Not every activity suits very young children or elderly parents.
The camp lists a swimming pool, but access should not be assumed. Operating dates change with season and maintenance, and entry may or may not be included. Confirm the pool will be open on your date, its timings, inclusion, swimwear rules and supervision requirements for children.
Message or call Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 with your preferred date, group size and requirements. You will get help comparing formats, activities and meals, and availability, price, inclusions and payment terms are confirmed before anything is committed. The booking itself is confirmed by the property.
Tell us your date, headcount and what your group wants from the day. We will help you check the options, the activity list and the applicable price — you decide from there.
Manesar Resorts — independent guide and enquiry service. Camp Wild Dhauj is owned and operated by its own management.