A village setting, not a lawn
Mud-textured walls, thatch, charpais and open courtyards give the day a rural frame. It photographs well and it keeps children curious between rides.
Day picnic guide · Bandhwari, Gurugram
A village-themed day out on Golf Course Extension Road: charpais under the trees, a rural kitchen, a sky-adventure belt and a splash zone — all inside one property. The farm now trades as Wildvadi Theme Park. Here is what a day there actually involves, what the entry rate covers, and how to check the current package for your date through Manesar Resorts.
Venue details checked 30 Oct 2026 Independent guide. Manesar Resorts is not the owner or operator of the farm.
Visitors still search for Surajgarh Farms, and that is the name this page uses. The venue on Golf Course Extension Road in Bandhwari has since rebranded and now presents itself as Wildvadi Theme Park, with its own ticket counter, zones and group-booking desk.
Old blog posts, package prices and activity lists from the Surajgarh era are not reliable today — the property has repositioned from a farm picnic to a theme-park format. Every detail below is either taken from the venue's current published information or marked as something to confirm.
Think of it as a village fair that stays in one place for the day: mud-plastered corners and charpais on one side, harnesses and helmets on the other, and a buffet somewhere in the middle.
The property sits on the Gurugram–Faridabad edge of the Aravallis, just off Golf Course Extension Road. It was built as a village-themed farm where city families could spend a full day doing rural things — sitting on a charpai, eating food cooked in the desi style, watching a potter or a folk performer — and it has kept that character even after the shift to a theme-park identity. What has grown is the adventure side: ziplines, sky cycling, an ATV track, paintball, a cricket box and a splash zone now sit alongside the village zones.
That mix is why the property works for such different groups. A family with a five-year-old, a group of cousins in their twenties and a school batch of sixty can all use the same address without anyone being bored or out of place. It is a full-day format rather than a two-hour stop, and the day is usually built around one meal sitting plus free movement between zones.
What it is not: a hotel lawn with a buffet, or a quiet nature retreat. Expect crowds on weekends and festival dates, queues at the popular rides, and a fair amount of walking. If your group wants silence and a slow lunch, this is the wrong pick — a resort day pass will suit you better.
Six reasons families and groups keep choosing this property — each one tied to something the venue actually runs, not a brochure promise.
Mud-textured walls, thatch, charpais and open courtyards give the day a rural frame. It photographs well and it keeps children curious between rides.
The Culinary Safari zone covers breakfast through rural-kitchen dishes, so food is part of the property rather than an afterthought. Meal inclusion depends on your ticket.
Ziplining, sky cycling, a sky roller, ATV track and paintball are operated as separate zones with staff on the ground. Some of these are paid extras.
Rain dance and pool time are listed as part of the park. Carry a change of clothes; access rules and timings should be confirmed for your date.
A dedicated kids' zone with trampolines, sand play and puppet shows sits next to the high-adrenaline belt, so a mixed-age family can stay together.
Schools, colleges and companies are handled as separate booking formats, with buffet arrangements, team activities and private event spaces listed by the venue.
Activity availability, splash-zone access and meal inclusion vary by ticket type, day and weather. Confirm them together before your group pays anything.
The venue organises its attractions into named zones rather than a flat list. Below is what each zone covers, based on the park's own published activity list — with the paid extras marked so nobody is surprised at the counter.
The park's headline zone: ziplining, sky cycling, a sky roller walk and a flying fox across the property, plus a hot-air balloon experience listed among its attractions.
The original Surajgarh idea survives here: camel and horse cart rides, mud-and-thatch corners, farm-style seating and a rural kitchen where food is cooked the desi way.
Wicket Box for cricket nets and quick matches, a volleyball court, and the Fun Under the Sun zone with tug of war, sack races and a Burma bridge.
Bazaar of Wonders hosts magic and puppet shows, and folk performance, dhol and music moments run through the day, especially for school and corporate groups.
Tiny Tots Kingdom keeps younger children busy with rides, trampolines, sand play and painting, while the Jungle Safari mini zoo and duck pond work for every age.
Pool time and a rain-dance floor are part of the park's summer offering. Swimwear rules, depth, lifeguard cover and operating hours are set by the venue on the day.
The zones sit across the property rather than in one row, so a school batch or company group is better off moving through two or three neighbouring zones at a time instead of criss-crossing the farm between rides.
Manesar Resorts can confirm the current position for your date before you commit a group.
Check Latest Package PriceFood here is treated as part of the outing, not a canteen afterthought. The venue runs a dedicated Culinary Safari zone that starts at breakfast and runs through rural-kitchen dishes later in the day. For group bookings it lists buffet arrangements as part of the corporate and school formats.
The style is North Indian and desi — rotis made fresh, seasonal sabzis, dal, rice, a sweet, and the kind of chutneys and salads that go with a farm lunch. The older Surajgarh reputation was built on generous, home-style village food, and the rural-kitchen framing keeps that expectation intact.
What we cannot confirm, and will not guess at: whether your specific ticket includes all meals or only some, the exact menu on your date, whether non-vegetarian dishes are part of the standard spread, and how many servings are covered. Those are set by the ticket type or group package.
| Meal moment | Where it sits | Confirm before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | Listed within the Culinary Safari zone | Whether it is included in your ticket and the serving window |
| Lunch | Rural-kitchen / buffet format for day guests and groups | Sitting time, vegetarian split, and whether seconds are covered |
| Snacks & beverages | Available through the day at the food zone | Paid or included; outside food and drinks are not permitted |
| Live counters | Not confirmed for every day | Ask if a live counter matters to your group |
Outside food, beverages and alcohol are prohibited by the venue's ticket terms. If anyone in your group has a medical or religious dietary requirement, raise it while booking rather than on arrival.
These are enquiry formats, not four fixed products on a shelf. What you actually pay depends on your date, headcount, meal plan and the activities you want held for your group — so Manesar Resorts confirms it in writing rather than publishing a number that may not apply.
For families
Parents, children and grandparents in one group
Entry from ₹1,399 Adult rate published by the venue. Child rate ₹799 for 90–122 cm. Final package price on confirmation.
For friends
Friend groups, extended families, society batches
Price on confirmation Group rates move with headcount, date and meal plan.
For schools
Schools, coaching batches, college societies
Price on confirmation Per-student rate, teacher policy and meal plan set per booking.
For companies
Team offsites, annual days, employee families
Price on confirmation Quoted on headcount, date, meeting setup and meal plan.
The per-head rate for your exact date, the meals included and their timings, which activities are inside the package and which are charged separately, the child-height band that applies, and the cancellation or date-change terms. Ask for all five before any payment.
The property sells entry in height-based categories rather than a flat gate ticket. These are the rates the venue has published on its own website, checked on 30 October 2026.
| Visitor category | Published rate | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | ₹1,399 per person | Applies to visitors above 122 cm in height and below 60 years of age. |
| Child | ₹799 per child | For children between 90 cm and 122 cm. Children below that band are usually charged differently — confirm at booking. |
| Senior citizen | Separate rate listed | The venue publishes a senior-citizen category for visitors above 60; the figure changes with offers, so ask for it on your date. |
| Paintball, ATV, flying fox | Charged separately | These are listed as paid extras on top of entry, not part of the standard ticket. |
| School, college, corporate group | Quoted per booking | Group rates depend on headcount, date and meal plan. Ask for a written quote before collecting money from anyone. |
Is there a separate child ticket price? Yes — child entry is priced by height (90–122 cm) rather than by age. Are meals included? Only as per the ticket or package you book; the park runs its own food zone but does not guarantee meals inside every ticket. Are activities included? Zone access is, but the three rides above are not.
Contact Manesar Resorts for current ticket prices, child-height rules, group rates and customised picnic arrangements for your date. Rates published by the venue can change without notice and this page does not display a discount, a struck-through price or a countdown.
The property sits at Bandhwari, on the Gurugram side of the Aravalli ridge, just off Golf Course Extension Road.
Several farm venues sit along the Gurugram–Faridabad edge and the names sound alike. If you are coming with a bus, confirm the gate and parking point with the venue in advance — the approach road narrows near the property.
The venue has advertised its day outing as roughly 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. Treat that as a planning window, not a guarantee — hours move with the season, the weather and event days.
| Window | Usual timing | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Day outing | Approx. 9:30 am – 5:30 pm | One long window covering rides, meals and the splash zone. Arriving late shortens your day; it does not extend the closing time. |
| Summer afternoons | Adjusted seasonally | Some operators shift the window later in peak summer heat. Ask for the current summer timing. |
| Meal timings | Set by the venue | Breakfast, lunch and snack windows are assigned on the day; group sittings are planned in advance. |
| Busiest days | Weekends, festivals, school holidays | Ride queues build first at the zipline and splash zone. A weekday visit is calmer. |
There is no fixed published itinerary, so this is a practical shape for the day rather than a schedule the venue runs. Groups usually find that an early arrival and one planned meal sitting gets the most out of it.
Entry is checked at the gate. Collect the day's show timings and the list of rides that are running, then fix a meeting point and a meal slot for your group before anyone disperses.
Do the queues-first rides — zipline, sky cycling, sky roller — before the sun climbs. Older children and adults can rotate through these while grandparents settle into the village zone.
Lunch, then the village side: charpais, camel or horse cart rides, the mini zoo and the duck pond. This is the part of the day that suits toddlers and older visitors best.
Pool and rain dance for those who want them, cricket or volleyball for the competitive half of the group, and the magic or puppet show for everyone else. Carry a change of clothes.
Pay any chargeable ride balances before the closing rush, and leave a buffer for the Golf Course Extension Road traffic on weekend evenings.
Manesar Resorts is an independent guide to day-outing venues around Manesar and Gurugram. We are not the owner or operator of Surajgarh Farms, and we do not run the gate. What we do is check the current package position with the venue for your date and pass the confirmed details back to you.
Call or message the team for:
Use the number published on this page.
Adults, children with heights, and the type of group.
Price, inclusions, timings and payment terms in writing.
Enquiry is not a reservation. Your booking is confirmed only when the team confirms it and payment terms are completed.
Venue rules and sensible planning advice are two different things. Each item below is labelled so you know which one you are reading.
Walk-ins are possible, but the park's own guidance is to pre-book for weekends, holidays and group visits. A confirmed slot saves an hour at the gate.
Child pricing uses the 90–122 cm band rather than age. Measure before you book so you are not adjusting numbers at the counter.
The ticket terms prohibit outside food, beverages and alcohol. Medical or religious dietary needs should be raised while booking, not at the gate.
Height, weight and age conditions are applied by the operating staff. They can refuse a ride, and that decision is not negotiable on the day.
Swimwear requirements, pool depth, lifeguard cover and operating hours are venue decisions. Ask before promising pool time to children.
Schools and companies are booked as a separate format with their own meal sitting and activity rotation. Last-minute groups are hard to accommodate.
Rain or high wind can pause outdoor rides, and peak-summer afternoons are punishing. Check the forecast and keep one indoor or shaded option open.
Short, straight answers to what people ask before booking a day here.
On Golf Course Extension Road, Sector 59, Bandhwari, Gurugram, Haryana 122002. The property now trades as Wildvadi Theme Park, so search that name with “Bandhwari” in a maps app to land on the right pin.
The venue's own site has listed adult entry at ₹1,399 (above 122 cm, below 60 years) and child entry at ₹799 (90–122 cm), with a separate senior-citizen rate. Rates move with date, season and offers, so confirm the current figure with Manesar Resorts before paying.
Entry covers the day's access to the park's activity zones — sky adventure, games, cricket and volleyball, jungle safari and kids' area. Meals, splash-zone access and paid rides such as paintball, ATV and the flying fox depend on the ticket or group package, so ask for a written inclusion list.
The venue runs named zones: Catch the Sky (zipline, sky cycling, sky roller, flying fox), Trailblazer (ATV), Do or Dye (paintball), Challenge Zone (archery, air hockey), Fun Under the Sun (tug of war, sack races, Burma bridge), Wicket Box and volleyball, Jungle Safari (mini zoo, duck pond), Tiny Tots Kingdom, Bazaar of Wonders shows, and a splash zone.
Yes. The property pairs slow village-style corners with an adventure belt, so three generations can stay in one place without splitting up. Charpai seating, lawns and a dedicated kids' zone make it workable, though not every ride suits every height.
Not automatically. The park runs a Culinary Safari food zone and lists buffet arrangements for group formats, but whether meals sit inside your ticket depends on the package. Paintball, ATV rides and the flying fox are listed as separately chargeable.
Yes — school and college outings are a separate booking format. Student headcount, teacher accompaniment, meal plan and per-student rate are set per booking, and Manesar Resorts can get those terms in writing for your institution.
The venue lists conference space, WiFi, buffet arrangements, team-building activities, private event areas and parking for corporate groups. Share your headcount, date and whether you need a meeting setup, and the team will check availability and pricing.
The day outing has been advertised around 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. Hours shift with season, weather and event days, so confirm the entry window and last-entry time for your date before you travel.
Call or WhatsApp Manesar Resorts on +91 85274 80066 with your date, the number of adults and children, and the type of group. The team confirms the current price, inclusions, timings and payment terms. A booking is confirmed only once the team confirms it and payment is completed.
Tell Manesar Resorts your date and headcount, and ask for the current Surajgarh Farms picnic package — the per-head rate for that day, what the meals cover, which rides are included and what the group terms are. You get a straight answer before anyone pays a deposit.