Planning an adventure-filled day out with family, friends or a larger group? Rocksport Camp in Gurugram runs a structured outdoor day — teams, instructors, climbing and rope activities, three meals and a points-based finish. This guide explains how the outing works, what a day looks like, the rates the camp publishes, and how to get your date and group size checked through Manesar Resorts.
Confirm current package inclusions, availability and activity timings before your visit. Manesar Resorts is a booking-assistance service, not the camp operator.
Most day picnics near Gurugram are built around a pool, a lawn and a buffet. The Rocksport Camp Picnic Spot is a different kind of day: an instructor-run adventure programme in the Aravalli countryside, where the group is split into teams, works through climbing, rope and zipline activities, and finishes with points on the board.
That structure is what makes it work for a mixed group. Children get an activity they can throw themselves into, adults get a day outdoors instead of another lunch buffet, and a school or office group gets a shared task to talk about afterwards. The camp describes its setting as rocky Aravalli slopes enclosing the grounds on three sides, with space for outdoor games, a short trek and rural activities alongside the main adventure line-up.
It also means the day is planned rather than open-ended. Activities run in slots, meals are served at set times, and the programme is led by instructors who brief each team. If you are expecting to wander in, pick two rides and leave, this is not that format — and if you are organising for twenty-five people, that structure is exactly what you want.
Before you book, three things are worth settling: how many adults and children are coming (ages change the rate and the activity list), whether anyone in the group has a height, weight or health restriction that rules out a particular activity, and whether the date you want is available. Those three answers decide the package, the price and the schedule.
Rocksport itself presents the camp for families and friends, for schools planning a day picnic, and for corporate teams looking for an outbound day. In practice:
Availability is not identical across these groups. Ask what is running for your category and headcount before you confirm.
How this page works. Manesar Resorts is an independent day-outing guide and booking-assistance service. We are not the owner or operator of Rocksport Camp and we do not run the activities on site. What we do is help you check the current package, rate, inclusions and availability for your date, and pass on what the venue confirms. Any enquiry is a request for information, not a confirmed booking.
The camp publishes how a day is run: participants are divided into smaller teams, instructors guide each team through tasks, points are collected through the day, and the winning team is announced at the end. Knowing that rhythm makes planning much easier.
Arrival, breakfast, activities, games, lunch and the closing session sit in fixed slots. Your group moves through the programme together, which keeps a large booking manageable — but it also means late arrivals eat into activity time rather than pushing the day back.
The camp describes instructors allocating teams and guiding them through goals and tasks. For schools and offices this does the heavy lifting of facilitation; for families it means children are engaged in a group rather than trailing behind parents.
The camp lists breakfast, lunch and an evening snack served at fixed timings, with meals described as freshly prepared and served in camp-style dining areas. Dietary requests and stricter timings need to be raised while booking, not on the day.
A resort day package usually gives you access to facilities — pool, lawns, indoor games, may be a rain dance — and you decide how to spend the hours. An adventure camp gives you a programme: the activities are the point, they are supervised, and the day has a beginning and an end. The trade-off is flexibility. You will not be able to skip a slot and rejoin later without checking with your instructor.
Activity availability, the exact activity mix, meal menu, team composition, reporting time and any add-on such as a celebration set-up are all confirmed per booking and per date. Weather also has a say: outdoor elements can be paused for rain, heat or lightning, and the camp may reorder the programme instead of cancelling it. Treat the published schedule as the shape of the day, not a guarantee of each slot.
These are the activities the camp names on its own Gurugram page. Which ones your group actually does depends on the day's programme, the age and size mix, and instructor scheduling — so treat this as the line-up to ask about, not a fixed checklist.
A supervised climb using harness and rope, briefed by an instructor before you start. It is usually the activity that separates the confident from the cautious, and the one children remember.
Height & age limits applyA harnessed ride along a tensioned line across the camp's slope. Riders are clipped in and briefed at the platform; weight and height limits apply and are checked before the run.
Weight limits applyA rolling ride inside an inflated sphere, run as one of the camp's listed adventure activities. Short, loud and usually the most photographed minute of the day.
Check health restrictionsLow and elevated rope elements that ask a team to balance, spot each other and talk a route through. The value here is coordination as much as nerve.
Closed shoes requiredThe camp describes a quick scramble up the rocky slopes around the grounds for a short trek, with the Aravalli ridge on three sides. It is a walk, not a summit attempt.
Weather dependentPoints-based challenges through the day, closing with a mission finale and an award for the winning team. This is the thread that holds a group booking together.
Group activityAlso listed by the camp: village visits and rural activities such as camel cart and tractor rides, alongside the adventure line-up. These are described on the camp's own page as optional add-ons to the day rather than core programme items, so ask whether they are running for your date and whether they carry an extra charge. No activity is guaranteed for every visitor or included in every rate — confirm the list for your booking.
A family outing here works best when one person coordinates the whole group instead of each household booking separately. Rates differ for children and adults, teams are formed on arrival, and meals are served together.
Start with the ages in the group. The camp publishes a child rate for 5–11 years and an adult rate from 12 years, so a family with teenagers pays adult rates. Children below the minimum age for an activity can usually stay with the group, but check what is offered for them before you promise a five-year-old a zipline ride.
Second, decide who supervises. The camp supplies instructors for the programme, but parents remain responsible for their own children between activities, at meals and around the grounds. For a multi-family outing, agree in advance which adult is watching which child at the activity platforms.
Third, plan around the meal timings rather than against them. Breakfast arrives soon after the 9:30 AM start and lunch sits in the early afternoon, so a heavy breakfast on the drive down is usually wasted. If anyone in the family is vegetarian, has an allergy or needs a Jain meal, mention it while booking so the kitchen can plan for it.
The camp explicitly positions itself for school day picnics, and describes overnight trips for students as an option too. For a school, the organising work happens before the visit.
Group size drives everything. Larger school groups are usually split across several instructors, which means more teams and a longer rotation between activities. Ask how many students sit in one team, how many instructors are assigned, and whether the school is expected to send its own teachers along with each team — most schools do, and it changes the supervision plan.
Age suitability matters more than for a family group, because a single itinerary has to work for the youngest child on the bus. Confirm which activities are open to your youngest class, whether non-participating students have an alternative, and how the camp handles a child who wants to stop mid-activity.
Get practical details in writing: arrival and departure times, the meal menu, drinking water availability, toilet and changing facilities, first-aid arrangements, mobile network coverage on site, and the cancellation and rescheduling terms if the trip date has to move. For overnight student trips, ask specifically about accommodation, night supervision ratios and the packing list — those details are not published on the day-picnic page.
Finally, collect consent and medical information before the trip. Parents should know which activities their child will attempt, and the school should carry the list of allergies, medication and emergency contacts on the day.
For an office group, the camp's format does most of the facilitation: teams are allocated, tasks carry points, and the day ends with a result everyone has a stake in.
That structure suits teams who already work together and need a shared, low-stakes challenge away from the office. It is less suited to a group that wants a quiet strategy session — there is no conference facility mentioned in the day programme, and the schedule is deliberately physical and time-boxed.
When enquiring, share the headcount, the split between teams you want, whether the day is purely recreational or tied to a business objective, and any participants who should be given a lighter role for health reasons. Ask whether a dedicated coordinator is provided for group bookings, and whether your group gets an exclusive dining area.
Budget the day as a full working day, not a half day: the published programme runs from 9:30 AM to about 4:30 PM, and travel from Gurugram or Delhi adds to both ends. For teams travelling from further afield, ask about transport arrangements and whether the camp can stagger the start.
We do not claim any specific corporate facility, meeting room or branded programme that is not confirmed for your booking. Everything above the day-picnic format should be verified with the venue through us before it goes into an internal approval note.
This is the sample day the camp publishes. It is an indicative example based on that previously published information — not a promise that a given activity or meal happens at that exact minute on your date.
Reporting, team allocation and the first meal of the day.
Instructor briefings, then the climbing, rope and zipline elements.
A short pause with drinks before the next block.
Team challenges where the day's score starts to build.
Served in the camp dining area at a fixed time for all teams.
The afternoon block, usually the more competitive half.
The closing challenge and the winning team announcement.
Music, snacks and the wind-down before departure.
Say goodbye and head back to the city.
The times come from the camp's published day plan. They show the order of the day and roughly how long each block lasts — useful for arranging transport, a school bus slot or an office pick-up.
What they cannot tell you is which activity your group does at 10:30 AM, whether the DJ session runs if it rains, or whether lunch shifts on a busy date. Those are confirmed by the camp for your booking.
Confirm before you travel: the reporting time for your date, the activity list actually running, the meal menu and the departure time. If you are arranging a bus, plan it around the confirmed departure rather than the published 4:30 PM.
Call to Confirm Your DateThe three options below are planning outlines for the kind of day you want to arrange, not three branded packages sold by Rocksport. We use them to start the conversation: pick the one closest to your group, call us, and we will check what the camp can actually confirm for your date, headcount and ages.
For families and smaller groups
Price on request Published day rates start at ₹850 for children 5–11 and ₹1,250 for adults 12+
Final inclusions depend on the confirmed arrangement.
For friends, schools and organised groups
Price on request Published group rate ₹1,050 per person for a minimum of 30 participants
Group rates depend on headcount and date.
For offices planning an outdoor team day
Price on request Quoted per head once headcount, date and meal plan are confirmed
Facilities beyond the day programme must be verified.
None of the three cards is an official Rocksport product, and none of the amounts above is a quotation. They are the rates the camp publishes on its own Gurugram page, shown so you know the order of magnitude before you call. Your confirmed price depends on the date, the headcount, the age mix and the inclusions you choose — ask us for it in writing.
There is no separate gate ticket published for the camp. Visitors book a day-picnic rate instead, and that rate is banded by age or by group size. So when you search for a “Rocksport Camp entry fee”, the number you are looking for is the day rate for your category.
| Participant category | What the camp lists against it | Published rate |
|---|---|---|
| Children, 5–11 years | All adventure activities, camp games, healthy and hygienic meals | ₹850 |
| Adults, 12 years and above | All adventure activities, camp games, healthy and hygienic meals | ₹1,250 |
| Groups, minimum 30 participants | Exclusive meal area, all activities and camp games, dedicated coordinator | ₹1,050 per person |
| Birthday package with bubble travel | Exclusive party area with adventure-themed decor, sanitised bubble travel with escort | ₹1,600 |
Source: the rate card on Rocksport's official Gurugram camp page, read on 26 October 2026. These are the venue's published figures, not our quotation. Rates are commonly revised by season and can differ on weekends, holidays and peak dates — confirm the applicable figure for your visit before paying anything.
The published bands cover the common cases. A specific booking can still land differently because of:
At this camp the three usually collapse into one rate: the day-picnic price covers the programme, the activities listed against it and the meals. If a visitor wants only to watch and not participate, or wants a single activity, that is not a standard published option — ask whether the camp will accommodate it and at what rate.
For a group, the useful question is not “what is the entry fee” but “what does the per-head rate include for our headcount on our date, and what is charged on top”.
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Two different things get called “timings” at a camp like this: the hours the venue is open, and the schedule of the day you have booked. Only the second one is published, and it is the one that matters for your planning.
9:30 AM welcome drink and breakfast through to a 4:30 PM departure, following the sample schedule above. Report before 9:30 AM — a late bus shortens the activity blocks rather than moving them.
The camp does not publish separate opening hours for walk-in visitors. Days are organised around booked groups, so there is no reliable “open till 6 PM” assumption to plan a spontaneous drive around.
Your reporting time, gate, activity schedule and departure are confirmed for your booking. Use that confirmation — not this page, and not an older blog post — for the day itself.
We coordinate the enquiry and pass on what the camp confirms. Nothing is booked until you have the confirmed details in hand.
Reach Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 or on WhatsApp. Tell us it is a Rocksport Camp day outing so we start from the right venue.
Give us your preferred date, the number of adults and children with their ages, any dietary requirements, and whether you need transport or a celebration set-up.
We come back with the available package, the applicable rate, the inclusions, the payment terms and whether the date is open. Check all of it before making travel arrangements.
Availability is not confirmed until the booking has been checked and confirmed. We do not hold slots, and an enquiry — by call, WhatsApp or in person — is not a reservation. No third-party booking link is used on this page.
Ten items, in the order they usually cause trouble. Most are answered in a single call when you book; the rest belong in your bag.
Short answers, with the caveats included. Where the camp does not publish something, we say so instead of guessing.
Rocksport describes its Gurugram camp as sitting in the rocky Aravalli countryside, a short drive from the city, and publishes driving distances rather than a street address: 23 km from Iffco Chowk, 38 km from Dhaula Kuan, 45 km from India Gate and 49 km from Akshardham. The exact camp address, gate and pin code should be confirmed with the venue or through Manesar Resorts before you leave, because these are not published on the camp page.
Rocksport publishes banded day-picnic rates on its own Gurugram page: ₹850 for children aged 5 to 11, ₹1,250 for adults aged 12 and above, ₹1,050 per person for groups of at least 30, and ₹1,600 for a birthday package with bubble travel. Rates are the venue's own, were checked on 26 October 2026 and can change by season, date and group size, so treat them as indicative and confirm the current figure for your visit date.
The published adult, child and group rates are listed with all adventure activities, camp games and meals included. Meals are described as breakfast, lunch and an evening snack served at fixed timings. Inclusions vary with the rate you book and the date, and a specific activity, add-on or celebration element may be charged separately, so confirm the inclusion list for your confirmed package.
Rocksport's Gurugram page names rock climbing, zipline, zorbing and rope courses, along with team tasks and games, a short hill trek near the camp, village visits and rural activities such as camel cart and tractor rides. The full activity line-up, and which activities run on a given day, depend on the group, weather and instructor scheduling, so ask which activities are operating on your date.
Yes, it is set up as a family day outing, with age-appropriate activity options and separate published rates for children aged 5 to 11 and adults. Families should check activity eligibility for each participant, supervision expectations for younger children, and whether meals are served at timings that suit them, since the day follows a fixed schedule.
The published day schedule starts at 9:30 AM with a welcome drink and breakfast and ends around 4:30 PM after high tea and departure. That is a sample itinerary rather than a separate set of opening hours. Confirm your reporting time, departure time and activity schedule for the specific date when you book.
Call or message Manesar Resorts on +91-8527480066 with your preferred date, group size and requirements. You will get the current package options, published or confirmed rates, inclusions and availability for that date. Your visit is confirmed only once the booking is checked and confirmed, so do not treat an enquiry or a verbal indication as a confirmed slot.
The camp runs instructor-led programmes for organised teams and serves meals at fixed timings, which usually means the venue needs your group details ahead of the visit. The camp page does not publish a booking cut-off, so confirm availability and the booking rule for your date in advance rather than arriving and expecting a slot.
There is no separately published gate entry fee; visitors book a day-picnic rate. The published adult, child and group rates list adventure activities, camp games and meals together, so the rate covers a day programme rather than a simple entry ticket. Check the inclusion list on the confirmed package, because add-ons and celebration packages are priced separately.
Carry comfortable clothes you can move in, closed sports shoes with grip, a cap and sunglasses, sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a change of clothes or a towel if you plan to try activities that can leave you dusty. Keep valuables light. Because the camp is outdoors, ask about rain or heat contingency for your date, and check whether lockers or changing rooms are available before you rely on them.
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Guide last checked: 26 October 2026.