You must have heard of Dream Island in fairy tales, well there is one close by you can visit. A time comes when one wants to leave the past behind and get away far from the maddening crowd. One wants a place that is so quiet that the only sound one hears is your breath & the chirping of the birds. That is what Dream Island-Damdama is all about.

Your life takes a new turn when you visit Dream Island Adventure Resort. Located conveniently at a couple of hour's drive from Delhi, just off the old Sohna -Alwar highway. We promise a dream holiday in the Aravali hills. We are known for our Excellent Services, Fine Dining & Charming natural (rural) Ambience. We offer different kind of rooms and various adventure & recreational facilities. Dream Island Resort is an ideal place for a Family/Group/Corporate holiday full of fun and frolic.

The Dream Island Adventure Resort that stands in the midst of Damdama Lake is very popular among the tourists. There are Family Cottages/ Deluxe rooms for tourists. The exterior has been designed keeping in mind the traditional huts in this area. The colourful camping tents pitched on green slopes nearby are particularly charming. You can choose any of them depending on your budget and taste. Suitable place for Conferences, Day picnics, Training programs, leisure retreat, bar-be-cue, dinners and weekend breaks. This place is surrounded by the Aravali hills is best option for Adventure activities near Delhi. The Dream Island Adventure Resort is approachable by boat only (except during very dry seasons).

The stone and earthen dam constructed by the British and commissioned in 1947 for harvesting rain water resulted in the formation of Damdama Lake.The water level at the DamdamaLake is not uniform as the only source of water is the Monsoons. In the summers the water level is particularly low. During the rains its level shoots up dramatically, reaching 50 to 60 feet in places and covering about 7 square kilometers of area. Though the exact area of Damdama is difficult to measure because of its minor streams that change course depending upon rain. In fact, the contours of this lake change on daily basis.

There is an island at the far end of the Damdama Lake. This is an offshoot of Aravali. On the way up, you'll come across poultry and goats in a little farm with ingeniously built stone huts belonging to nomadic Gujjars. Spend some quality time here and forget the world. And yes, that is what Damdama is all about.