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Army-style tented camp accommodation at the Delta 105 picnic spot near Manesar, Gurugram

Manesar · NH-48 belt · Day picnic & adventure

Delta 105 Picnic Spot

Delta 105 Picnic Spot is an army-themed day picnic camp near Manesar in Gurugram district, built on about 20 acres of green land around the routines of an Indian Army camp — obstacle courses, a long zipline, a war zone walk-through, regimental food and open-air activity zones, with tented stays for anyone who wants more than a day.

Independent venue guide from Manesar Resorts. We do not own or operate Delta 105 — we help you plan the day, compare what is on offer and check current availability and rates with the venue.

Venue type
Army-themed day picnic camp and tented stay
Where
Manesar, Gurugram district, on the NH-48 belt
From Gurgaon
About 30 minutes by road
Day format
Roughly 9:30 am to 5 pm, with meals through the day
Suits
Families, school and college groups, corporate teams
Pricing
On enquiry — depends on date, group and package

Introduction

What Is the Delta 105 Picnic Spot?

A day picnic camp that recreates life inside an army camp, rather than a resort with a pool and a buffet. Here is what the venue itself says about the experience, and what that means when you are planning a visit.

Delta 105 is a military-themed picnic and adventure venue in the Manesar belt of Gurugram district, Haryana. The venue describes itself as a day picnic camp that gives visitors a glimpse into camp life and into “what makes a jawan”. The activities are modelled on Indian Army training and camp routine instead of standard amusement rides, and the venue says the camp has been set up by a retired army officer along with jawans from his regiment.

The setting is deliberately open and green: about 20 acres, with activity zones spread across the ground rather than packed into a building. Tents on the property carry military call signs, and the camp also has ten luxury tents with attached toilets for guests who want to stay over.

Practically, this means a Delta 105 day outing is an outdoor, physical, full-day plan. You move between activity zones, briefings and meal services, and you spend most of the visit on your feet. It is a good fit if your group wants something to do together, and a poor fit if you were hoping to spend the day beside a swimming pool.

Before you plan, confirm three things with the venue: which activities are running on your date, what your chosen package actually includes, and the current rate for the size of your group. Those three answers decide most of the rest.

Tents with military call signs at Delta 105 picnic spot near Manesar, used as rest zones and camp accommodation
Camp-style accommodation at Delta 105 near Manesar. The venue's ten tents are used for overnight stays alongside the day picnic.

Who this suits: families with children, school and college groups, corporate teams on an offsite, friends' groups and weekend travellers from Gurgaon or Delhi. If your group includes very young children or guests who prefer to sit out physical activity, ask about the Kidzone, the rest zones and the indoor-style interactive activities before booking.

Why consider it

Why Consider a Delta 105 Day Picnic?

Six things separate this venue from a typical farm or resort day outing near Gurgaon. Each point below is based on what the venue publishes about itself.

An army-camp setting, not a resort lawn

The whole visit is framed around army life: a briefing zone, camps named in military call signs, heritage displays and an ex-serviceman-led walk-through. It gives the day a theme and a storyline rather than a set of unrelated rides.

Adventure activities with a purpose

The venue lists a zipline, an obstacle course, a crawl trench, a firing range with paintball guns, a grenade range and a battle-load race. Each one is modelled on something soldiers actually train for, which keeps the day interesting for teenagers and adults alike.

Built for family outings

The venue says its activities suit all age groups and genders, and families are a large part of its audience. Adults and children can work through different versions of the same activity — including a scaled-down obstacle course for younger guests.

Children get their own space

Kidzone is reserved for toddlers and young children, with rides, swings and a trampoline, and the assault course has a junior commando version. Horse and camel cart rides, mehndi and a magician add gentler options between the physical activities.

Workable for groups

School, college and corporate groups are a regular part of the day-picnic business here, and the venue also positions itself for team building. A sports arena, DJ floor and team games give a group more than one format to fill the day.

Meals handled through the day

The venue runs a set menu from breakfast through lunch, adds regimental food and all-day snacks in between, and cooks with RO water. For a large group, not having to organise food separately removes one of the biggest planning headaches.

Activities and attractions

Delta 105 Adventure Activities and Attractions

Below is the activity list the venue publishes, split into army-inspired activities and general interactive activities. Names follow the venue's own wording.

Army-inspired activities

  • Zipline: the venue describes a 224-metre zipline run from a height of about 40 metres, which it lists as the longest and highest in the NCR.
  • Obstacle course: eight obstacles to clear against the clock, with a smaller course for children. The venue notes the current best time as 2 minutes 30 seconds.
  • Assault course: a junior commando version designed for kids.
  • Firing range: three rounds at figure-11 targets using paintball guns.
  • Paintball: available to guests above 15 years of age, and charged separately — the venue has published a per-pellet rate, so ask for the current price.
  • Grenade range: throwing practice with dummy grenades built as close replicas of the real thing.
  • Crawl trench: an army uniform and helmet, then a low crawl under barbed wire.
  • Race with battle load: run 100 metres carrying a haversack loaded with 5, 10 or 20 kg of sand.
  • War zone: a depiction of an international border with bunkers and trenches, briefed by an ex-serviceman using original equipment such as helmets and binoculars.
  • Walk through army heritage: tools, equipment and uniforms used by the Indian Armed Forces.
  • Sarva-Dharm-Sthal (MMGC complex): a Mandir, Masjid, Gurudwara and Church complex used to explain the army's communal harmony.
  • Briefing zone: a short orientation on a 3D model of the camp, with dos and don'ts.
  • Activity zone: lighter tasks such as understanding the national flag and knot tying.
  • Storytelling by veterans and a war memorial: first-hand accounts from veterans, and a memorial where visitors can pay their respects.
  • Army tents: parachute tents used by the Indian Air Force, and army tents, set up as rest zones.

Interactive and family activities

  • Kidzone: rides, swings and a trampoline, reserved for toddlers and young children.
  • Sports arena: fields for football, volleyball and cricket.
  • Horse and camel cart rides.
  • Smash the glass, basketball, archery, dart shooting and gun shoot.
  • Mehndi, a magician and nut dance for the lighter side of the day.
  • DJ floor running through the day.

Not every activity is included in every package. Some items — paintball is the clearest example — are charged separately or have age restrictions, and weather or maintenance can take individual activities off the schedule for a day. Ask which activities are running on your date and what your package covers before you confirm a booking.

Picnic packages

Delta 105 Picnic Packages

The four options below are proposed enquiry categories that we use to organise a quote. They are not official Delta 105 package names, and they are not a claim about what the venue sells. Use them to describe what your group wants, and the final structure, inclusions and price will be confirmed by the venue for your date.

Proposed option — confirm with venue

Family Day Picnic

For families planning a full day out with children and grandparents.

Plan around

  • Number of adults and children in the group
  • Entry and booking arrangements for your date
  • Which activities are running that day
  • Meal service and any dietary requirements
  • Estimated total cost for the group size

Price on enquiryDepends on date, group size and inclusions

Proposed option — confirm with venue

Kids and Family Outing

For families travelling mainly for the children's activities.

Verify before booking

  • Age-appropriate activities for your children's ages
  • Height and age rules for the obstacle and assault courses
  • Meal arrangements and child meal pricing
  • Supervision expectations for Kidzone and rides
  • Separate child and adult pricing

Price on enquiryChild and adult rates differ

Proposed option — confirm with venue

Adventure Day Outing

For adults and teenagers coming for the adventure activities.

Confirm first

  • Which adventure activities are operating on your date
  • Eligibility rules (paintball is for guests above 15 years)
  • Whether each activity is included or charged separately
  • Time needed to complete the activity circuit
  • Weather conditions on the day

Price on enquiryActivity inclusions change the quote

Proposed option — confirm with venue

Group Picnic Package

For friends, extended families, schools and office teams of 20 or more.

Share with us

  • Group size, with the adults and children split
  • Preferred date and expected arrival time
  • Per-person budget, if you have one
  • Food preferences and meal timings
  • Activities the group specifically wants

Price on enquiryGroup rates and advance booking to be confirmed

How to read these options. Final pricing can depend on the confirmed package, the date, the visitor count and the inclusions you agree. We do not publish package names, inclusions, discounts or prices on the venue's behalf, and nothing on this page should be read as a confirmed venue offer. Availability and inclusions are confirmed with Delta 105 for your specific date.

Pricing

Delta 105 Day Picnic Price

There is no single flat rate for a Delta 105 day picnic. What you pay depends on the factors below, so the honest answer to “how much does it cost” is: it depends on your date and your group.

What influences the quote

  • Adults and children: venues in this category price adults and children separately, and the mix in your group changes the total.
  • Selected package: a day picnic and a tented overnight stay are priced differently.
  • Included activities: activities such as paintball are charged separately by the venue, so inclusions change the final figure.
  • Meal requirements: set-menu meals are part of the day format, but additional or special meal arrangements may affect the rate.
  • Date and season: weekends, public holidays and peak winter weekends are busier and may be priced differently from weekdays.
  • Group size: larger groups are usually quoted per person, and booking conditions may change with the numbers.

Indicative venue rates. Delta 105's own day-picnic page lists day-picnic rates from ₹1,899 per adult and ₹1,499 per child, plus GST, described as “onwards”. These are the venue's published figures and are indicative only — they were current when we last checked and can change without notice. Confirm the live rate for your date, group size and package before you pay anything.

Third-party booking sites list a wide spread of Delta 105 day-outing prices, and those figures do not always include the same activities or meals. Comparing them without checking inclusions is misleading, which is why we route every enquiry to a confirmed, itemised quote instead.

Request the Latest Picnic Price

Food and meals

Delta 105 Food and Picnic Package

Meals at Delta 105 follow a set menu served through the day at Delta Mess, with regimental food and snacks in between. The venue also states that cooking water comes from an RO plant.

Breakfast, 9:30–11 am

Stuffed parantha with white makhan and dahi, poori and bhaji, poha or upma, and tea.

Lunch, 1–3 pm

Assorted roti, rice, rajma, paneer vegetable, a seasonal vegetable, chowmein, raita, green salad and gulab jamun or halwa.

Regiment food, 11 am–5 pm

Makke and bajre ki roti with desi ghee, sarson ka saag or a seasonal vegetable, kadi, khichdi, choorma, gud, lassi and chatni.

All-day snacks, 11 am–5 pm

Assorted pakoras, tea and a dessert such as jalebi. Guests staying overnight are served barbecue and dinner in the tent complex.

What to confirm before you book: whether meals are included in your specific package and how many services it covers, the vegetarian and non-vegetarian split on your date, dietary or allergy requirements, exact meal timings if you arrive late, and child meal pricing. Advance notice may be required for larger groups or for dietary requests.

Families and children

Delta 105 Family Outing and Kids Activities

Delta 105 works well for families because the activity list runs in two versions — a full version for adults and older children, and scaled-down versions for younger ones. The venue states that its activities are suited to all age groups and genders.

Kidzone

An area reserved for toddlers and young children, with rides, swings and a trampoline. It gives younger visitors somewhere to play while older members of the family take on the obstacle course.

Junior commando and small obstacle course

The assault course has a junior commando version for kids, and the main obstacle course has a smaller counterpart. Both are built as children's versions of the adult activity, which is what makes them appealing.

Gentler options

Horse and camel cart rides, mehndi, a magician, nut dance, basketball and dart shooting give families something to do between the physical activities, and the DJ floor runs through the day.

What parents should check

  • Age and height requirements for the obstacle course, assault course, zipline and paintball (paintball is restricted to guests above 15 years).
  • Safety rules and whether adult supervision is expected inside Kidzone and on rides.
  • Rest areas — the venue uses army and parachute tents as rest zones, which helps with younger children and older guests.
  • Food arrangements for children, including timings and whether child portions are priced separately.
  • Anything on your visit date that could affect the plan, such as weather or an activity being off the schedule.

A note on suitability. Not every activity will suit every age group, and the venue's own list shows that some items carry age conditions. Treat the activity list as a menu to choose from rather than a set of things everyone in the family must do, and ask us to confirm the rules for the activities your children are most interested in.

Group planning

Delta 105 Group Picnic Planning

A group booking is mostly about giving the venue clear information in one go. Prepare these six details before you enquire and the quote comes back faster and more accurately.

Preferred date and arrival time

Give the date you want and when your group expects to reach the venue. The day format starts early, so an arrival time before breakfast service keeps the day uncluttered.

Number of adults and children

Send both counts separately, along with ages for children if they are young. Pricing, activity eligibility and supervision all depend on this split.

Required activities

Tell us which activities the group actually wants — obstacle course, zipline, paintball, war zone walk-through — so the quote reflects what you will use.

Food preferences

Share vegetarian or non-vegetarian preferences, any allergies, and whether you need a specific meal timing for a school or corporate schedule.

Special requirements

Mention guests with limited mobility, very young children, elderly members, or anyone who will sit out physical activities, so the plan can be adjusted.

Budget indication

A per-person budget helps narrow the options. Group rates and discounts are not published, so any group pricing is confirmed with the venue for your numbers.

On group discounts. We have not verified that Delta 105 publishes standing group discounts or slab-based pricing. If a discount is available for your group size and date, it will come from the venue as part of the quote — we will not invent one to win the enquiry.

Location and visiting information

Delta 105 Location and Timings

Delta 105 sits in the Manesar belt of Gurugram district, on the NH-48 (Delhi–Jaipur) corridor — the reason it is a realistic day trip from Gurgaon and a longer but workable one from Delhi.

Where it is

The venue is located in the Manesar area of Gurugram district, Haryana, on the NH-48 belt, a short drive beyond Manesar town. It describes its own location simply as being slightly ahead of Manesar and about 30 minutes from Gurgaon.

  • From Gurgaon: roughly 30 minutes by road, depending on traffic.
  • From central Delhi: allow about 60 to 90 minutes via NH-48, more in peak traffic.
  • Access: the NH-48 corridor, with the usual highway approach through Manesar.

On the exact address. Public listings differ slightly on the village name for Delta 105, so we have not published a house-level address or an embedded map pin that could send you to the wrong place. Confirm the exact address and a map location with the venue when your booking is confirmed, and share the location with your driver before you set out.

Timings and the day format

The venue's published day-picnic schedule runs from breakfast at about 9:30 am through to all-day snacks until about 5 pm, with lunch in the early afternoon. Expect a full-day format rather than a short visit, and plan your travel so you arrive before breakfast service begins.

  • Breakfast: about 9:30–11 am
  • Regiment food and snacks: about 11 am–5 pm
  • Lunch: about 1–3 pm
  • Overnight stays: tented accommodation with its own check-in and check-out times — confirm when booking

Confirm before travelling. The venue does not publish fixed public gate hours or a weekly closure day on its day-picnic page, and outdoor activity schedules can change with the weather. Confirm the operating day, gate timing and activity schedule for your specific date before you leave.

Getting there

Drive down NH-48 towards Manesar and turn off for the venue as per the location the venue shares with you. Parking arrangements at the camp should be confirmed in advance for large groups arriving by bus.

Practical notes

This is an outdoor camp, so carry a change of clothes and footwear suitable for physical activity, sun protection in summer, and a light layer in winter. Activity comfort depends heavily on the day's weather.

Entry and booking

Advance booking is the norm for weekend and holiday visits, and essential for groups. Confirm your booking, inclusions and payment terms in writing before travelling, and keep the confirmation handy at the gate.

Booking process

How to Book Delta 105 Picnic Packages?

Six steps from first enquiry to a confirmed booking. The enquiry itself is free, and it does not commit you to anything.

  1. Select your preferred visit date

    Weekdays are quieter than weekends, public holidays and peak winter weekends. If your group has flexibility, give us two or three possible dates.

  2. Share the number of adults and children

    Send the two counts separately, with ages for younger children. This drives pricing, activity eligibility and how the day is structured.

  3. Choose the picnic experience or activities you want

    Tell us which activities matter most to your group so the quote covers what you will actually use, rather than a generic package.

  4. Confirm meal preferences and inclusions

    Note vegetarian or non-vegetarian requirements, allergies and the meal timings your group needs, and check what your package includes.

  5. Request the latest price and availability

    We check the current rate and availability with the venue for your date and group, and come back with the details in writing.

  6. Proceed only after the arrangements are confirmed

    Review the inclusions, timings and payment terms, then confirm. Until the venue accepts the booking, treat the plan as provisional.

An enquiry is not a confirmed reservation. Sending your details does not block a date or guarantee availability, and it does not create a contract with Manesar Resorts or with the venue. Your booking is confirmed only when the venue accepts it and the applicable payment terms are settled. Where a date is full, we will tell you rather than hold your enquiry open.

Frequently asked questions

Delta 105 Picnic Spot: Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to the questions we are asked most about a Delta 105 day picnic.

What is Delta 105 Picnic Spot?

Delta 105 is an army-themed day picnic camp near Manesar in Gurugram district, Haryana, on the NH-48 corridor. It is set on about 20 acres of green land and is built around Army camp life: obstacle and assault courses, a long zipline, a war zone walk-through, army heritage displays and regimental food. The venue also offers tented stays alongside the day picnic.

What can visitors expect from a Delta 105 day picnic?

A full-day, activity-led outing rather than a pool-and-buffet resort picnic. The published day-picnic schedule begins with breakfast around 9:30 am and runs through lunch, regimental food and evening snacks until about 5 pm, with activities, a DJ floor and set-menu meals through the day. Plan for outdoor, physical activity and confirm the day's activity list before you go.

What is the Delta 105 day picnic price?

The venue's own day-picnic page lists rates from ₹1,899 per adult and ₹1,499 per child, plus GST, described as “onwards”. Final pricing depends on your date, the number of adults and children, the package you choose, activity inclusions and meal requirements. Treat published rates as indicative and confirm the current rate for your date before booking.

How can I enquire about Delta 105 booking?

Send your preferred date, the number of adults and children, and the activities or meal preferences you want through the Manesar Resorts contact page, or call +91 8527480066. We will help you check availability and current pricing with the venue. An enquiry does not confirm a reservation — your booking is confirmed only after the venue accepts it and payment terms are settled.

What adventure activities are available at Delta 105?

The venue lists a zipline of about 224 metres from a height of about 40 metres, an eight-obstacle course with a smaller version for children, an assault course for kids, a firing range using paintball guns, a grenade range with dummy grenades, paintball for guests above 15 years, a crawl trench, a race with battle load, a war zone with bunkers and trenches, an army heritage walk and a briefing zone. Confirm which activities are running on your visit date and which are included in your package.

Is Delta 105 suitable for a family outing?

Yes. The venue describes its activities as suitable for all age groups, and families make up a large part of its day-picnic audience. Children get a dedicated Kidzone with rides, swings and a trampoline, plus a junior commando assault course. Check age and height rules for individual activities, and note that paintball is restricted to guests above 15 years.

What kids activities are available at Delta 105?

Kidzone with rides, swings and a trampoline for toddlers and young children, a junior commando assault course, a smaller obstacle course, horse and camel cart rides, and a sports arena for football, volleyball and cricket. Interactive options such as mehndi, a magician and dance activities also run through the day. Confirm current availability and any age or height limits when you book.

Are food and meals included in Delta 105 picnic packages?

The venue serves set-menu meals through the day at Delta Mess, with regimental food and all-day snacks between the main meal services, and it uses RO water for cooking. Whether meals are part of your specific package depends on the option you book, so confirm inclusions, vegetarian and dietary arrangements, meal timings and child meal pricing at the time of enquiry.

What are the Delta 105 location and timings?

Delta 105 is in the Manesar area of Gurugram district, Haryana, on the NH-48 belt, roughly 30 minutes' drive from Gurgaon and about 60 to 90 minutes from central Delhi depending on traffic. The published day-picnic schedule runs from breakfast at about 9:30 am to evening snacks around 5 pm. Public listings differ slightly on the exact village, so confirm the precise address and the operating days for your date before travelling.

Can I enquire about a Delta 105 group picnic?

Yes. School, college, family and corporate groups are a regular part of the venue's day-picnic business, and the venue also positions itself for team building and birthday parties. Share your date, group size, the split between adults and children, required activities and food preferences through the Manesar Resorts contact page. Group rates or discounts are not published, so confirm them with the venue for your numbers.

Plan Your Delta 105 Picnic

Tell us what your Delta 105 picnic spot visit should look like, and we will check the details with the venue and come back with a clear answer on price, availability and inclusions. No booking fee — you deal with the venue directly.

  • Latest package prices for your date and group size
  • Available dates, including weekend and holiday availability
  • Which activities are running, and what each package includes
  • Food arrangements, including vegetarian and child meal options
  • Family, school and group requirements, including tented stays

About this page. Manesar Resorts is an independent local guide to resorts, farmhouses and day-outing venues around Manesar. We do not own, operate or officially represent Delta 105. Venue details here are compiled from information published by the venue and from our own research, checked in October 2026, and are subject to change. Activities, inclusions, timings and prices must be confirmed with the venue before you book or travel.

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