Plan an exciting day at Eco Adventure Camp, Najafgarh, with outdoor adventure activities, fun rides, group experiences and school picnic options. Explore the available day picnic arrangements with Manesar Resorts.
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Eco Adventure Camp is a day-picnic and adventure destination set in Village Mitraon, Najafgarh, in south-west Delhi, next to Bhagini Nivedita Girls College. According to the camp's official website, it has been welcoming visitors since 2004, and Delhi Tourism's listing describes it as one of the few camps in India approved by the Ministry of Tourism, with more than 30 activities and skill games for visitors and school groups.
Unlike a standard theme park, the camp combines two experiences in one place: an adventure belt with rope bridges, climbing walls, zip line and rappelling, and a rural side where visitors can watch pottery being shaped on a spinning wheel, charkha spinning and traditional buttermilk making. School-trip reports describe students being welcomed at the gate, divided into small groups with a guide assigned to each, and moving between activities under the supervision of the camp's instructors.
For families, the appeal is a full day outdoors with food, rides and activities at one venue. For schools and companies, it is a structured excursion format run on group rotations. Before planning, confirm which activities are currently operating, the applicable entry charges and the meal arrangements, which depend on the camp's schedule and package.
Source: official camp website · Delhi Tourism listing, checked Nov 2026
The camp's official activity list covers rope courses, climbing challenges, village rides and group entertainment. Activity availability depends on the camp's operating schedule, weather and the arrangements made for your group — not every activity runs every day.
Climb a colourful artificial wall wearing a safety harness and helmet, with an instructor guiding each grip and foothold. School-trip reports describe children climbing in turn while their group cheers from below. Height and age rules apply, so confirm them on the day.
Clip into a harness and glide across the camp on the zip line — a short, managed thrill that is usually among the first activities instructors introduce to groups. Weight, height and age limits are set by the camp, so ask for the current rules before your visit.
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Cross a swaying suspended bridge held by rope handlines — the classic camp challenge. It tests balance more than strength, and most visitors manage it within a few careful steps. Instructors spot participants from below, and school groups cross one at a time.
Harness up and pull yourself along a rope across the camp's artificial river-crossing setup, a supervised activity that school reports list among the day's highlights. It runs only when instructors and safety equipment are in place, so confirm it for your date.
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Lean back over the edge and walk down a wall with a controlled rope in a full harness — the moment when nervous first-timers turn into confident repeaters. Instructors manage the rope throughout, and school reports highlight how patiently children are talked through it.
Crawl through low tunnels and tyre passages in a hands-and-knees dash that children treat as the funniest race of the day. It is a ground-level activity, needs no harness, and school reports list it alongside tunnel crossing as a group favourite.
Climb up and over a rope net in a scramble that looks daunting until the first two rungs. The net is anchored and instructor-supervised, and appears on both the camp's activity list and published school-trip reports. Suitable ages are set by the camp on the day.
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Walk a narrow beam that wobbles just enough to demand full attention, with a safety line above and an instructor alongside. It is one of the quieter confidence-builders on the course — school reports describe children repeating it until they cross without a wobble.
The camp's rope course includes a rope bridge, big log bridge, double rope bridge and the Mogli bridge — a series of crossings that builds from gentle sways to proper concentration. Groups move through them in rotation with a spotter close by.
Board a tractor-pulled trolley for a slow lap of the camp — the ride school reports mention first when describing the day. It is an unhurried, all-ages break between the adventure activities, and a favourite of younger children and teachers alike.
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Ride a traditional bullock cart around the camp's paths, handled by the camp's own farmer. For most Delhi children it is their first time on one, which is exactly the village-life experience the camp sets out to give. Rides run in small groups.
Climb aboard a camel-drawn cart for a gentle circuit of the grounds. It is the camp's most photographed ride, and school reports note children waiting their turn eagerly. Availability follows the camp's schedule, so confirm it for weekends and peak season.
Settle onto the lawn for a magic or puppet show that school reports describe as the entertaining wind-down before the DJ session. Show timings and type depend on the day's schedule and group size, so ask what is planned for your visit date.
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Between the rope courses and rides, instructors run group games — relay races, hopping-ball circuits and skill challenges that school reports credit for teamwork and quick friendships. Corporate groups can request dedicated team-building rotations when booking.
The camp's official information describes a picnic format built around a variety of food across the day — a four-meal structure that keeps groups fed from arrival to the closing session. Published school-trip reports describe students starting the day with breakfast before moving into activity rotations, which matches that format.
Exact menus, serving times and which meals fall inside your package are arranged at the time of booking. If your group has specific requirements — Jain food, allergy handling or fixed lunch timings for a school schedule — raise them while confirming the booking so the camp can plan the service accordingly.
Pricing depends on who is visiting and what is included. The camp's rates differ by age, school groups are quoted differently from families, and group size and selected inclusions change the final figure.
| Visitor category | Listed rate | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | Rs 500 | The rate shown on Delhi Tourism's listing at the time of checking — treat as indicative only. |
| Children, 5–8 years | Rs 300 | Age bands follow the published listing; confirm how your child's age applies. |
| Children, 9–10 years | Rs 350 | Mid-band rate from the same listing. |
| Children, 11–14 years | Rs 400 | Mid-band rate from the same listing. |
| Teens, 15–17 years | Rs 450 | Older-children band from the same listing. |
| School and large groups | Price on confirmation | Group rates are arranged separately and depend on headcount, meals and activities. |
Delhi Tourism's listing shows 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, open all days, and the camp's own website describes the same 9 AM to 4 PM picnic window. Other listing sites show different schedules, and neither published source guarantees the camp's current operating hours — timings can shift with season, weather and group bookings.
As listed by Delhi Tourism and the camp's official website. Not a guaranteed current schedule — confirm before travelling.
Source: Delhi Tourism listing · official camp site, checked Nov 2026 Open-all-days status can vary on festival datesThe camp sits in the Delhi countryside at Village Mitraon, Najafgarh, adjacent to Bhagini Nivedita Girls College, Delhi – 110043. Despite the rural setting, it stays inside the Delhi boundary, which is why schools across the capital and NCR list it among their regular excursion venues.
Search for the camp by its verified name and village rather than a dropped pin. Confirm the exact approach road with Manesar Resorts when booking, especially for bus groups.
These are day-picnic planning and coordination packages offered through Manesar Resorts, subject to actual availability and confirmation with the destination. Eco Adventure Camp is an independent venue — Manesar Resorts does not own or operate it.
Schools in Delhi and the NCR have used Eco Adventure Camp for class excursions, and the published reports of those trips explain why. Students are welcomed at the gate, divided into small groups with a guide assigned to each, and rotated through activities under the supervision of the camp's instructors — a structure that lets teachers manage a full class without the day turning chaotic.
The trip covers outdoor learning in its broadest sense: physical activities such as wall climbing, Burma Bridge, commando crawl, commando net, balance beam and artificial river crossing build confidence and communication; team games and shared rotations build group participation; and the village side of the camp — pottery, charkha spinning, buttermilk making, bullock cart and camel cart rides — gives students exposure to rural life that most of them see for the first time. Reports describe the day closing with a magic show and DJ dance before departure.
Activity suitability, age restrictions, supervision arrangements, safety instructions and group sizes must be confirmed directly with the camp through Manesar Resorts before finalising the trip. The camp's structure and the examples above come from published reports — your school's actual programme will be arranged for your classes, dates and batch sizes.
ManesarResorts.com is an independent guide and picnic coordinator for destinations around Delhi and the NCR — not the owner or operator of Eco Adventure Camp. That independence is what makes the coordination useful.
Availability and booking confirmation are subject to the camp's actual operating schedule and acceptance.
Call or WhatsApp +91-8527480066 to start the conversation about your visit.
Tell us your preferred visit date and how many people are coming, including staff and children.
We check the latest pricing, running activities and meal inclusions with the camp for your date.
Once you approve the confirmed details, the arrangements are finalised and your day is set.
Photographs below are from the camp's own published gallery. Availability of individual activities shown may vary by day.
The camp is in Village Mitraon, Najafgarh, adjacent to Bhagini Nivedita Girls College, Delhi 110043. Delhi Tourism's listing also names Najafgarh Metro station on the Grey Line as the nearest metro for visitors using public transport.
Rates depend on age and group type. Delhi Tourism's listing, checked in November 2026, showed Rs 500 for adults and Rs 300 to Rs 450 for children across age bands, but listing rates change often. Contact Manesar Resorts for the updated ticket price for your date before booking.
Entry is usually charged as a day-package rate that covers activities and meals rather than a plain gate ticket, so the final fee depends on inclusions and group size. Confirm the latest applicable entry charges with Manesar Resorts before planning your visit.
Published sources, including Delhi Tourism's listing and the camp's own website, show 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Timings can change with season and group bookings, so confirm the current schedule before you travel.
The camp's official activity list includes wall climbing, zip line, rappelling, Burma Bridge, commando crawl, commando net, balance beam, rope and log bridges, tyre climbing, rain dance and DJ sessions, along with tractor, bullock cart and camel cart rides. Availability varies by day and package.
Yes. Published school-trip reports describe students being divided into small groups with a guide for each group and activities supervised by the camp's instructors. Age suitability, supervision arrangements and safety instructions should be confirmed with Manesar Resorts before finalising the trip.
Yes. The camp describes itself as suitable for all age groups, with adventure activities for older children and village-life experiences that every generation can enjoy. Manesar Resorts can help families plan the day and confirm current inclusions.
Call or WhatsApp Manesar Resorts at +91-8527480066, share your preferred visit date and group size, and the team will confirm the latest pricing, activities and inclusions before you finalise the booking.
The camp's published information mentions a four-meal picnic format with a variety of food. Exact meals, serving times and activity inclusions depend on the package, so confirm what is covered before payment.
Advance confirmation is recommended, especially for weekends, holidays and school-excursion season when group slots fill up. Contacting Manesar Resorts a few days ahead helps secure your preferred date and current package rates.
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Farm-style day outing with rural activities and group games.
Whether you are planning a school excursion, family outing or group picnic, contact Manesar Resorts to discuss available packages, updated prices and booking arrangements for Eco Adventure Camp, Najafgarh.
ManesarResorts.com is an independent guide and picnic coordinator. Eco Adventure Camp is operated independently at Village Mitraon, Najafgarh; published details on this page were checked against the camp's official website and Delhi Tourism's listing in November 2026 and can change. Confirm current details before booking.