Elevation652 Farm

Explore, Unwind, and Experience Life

every visit is a chance to reconnect

What to Do at Elevation652 Farm

Explore, Unwind, and Experience Life at the Top of Mt Bellevue. At Elevation652 Farm, every visit is a chance to reconnect, with nature, with the land, and with a way of life that’s both peaceful and deeply authentic. Set high above the King Valley at the very top of Mt Bellevue, our 1,500-acre farm offers endless views, crisp mountain air, and the time to simply slow down. From sunrise to sunset, there’s always something to discover. Guests can wander through our fruit orchard and olive groves, visit the miniature donkeys, pygmy goats, and horses, or take a relaxing stroll down to the dam, where ducks and trout enjoy the clear mountain water.

breathtaking views

Our Lookouts

Take a walk to one of our two scenic lookouts, Sunrise and Sunset Point, and soak in breathtaking views of the High Country. Or enjoy a relaxed afternoon beside the tennis court, followed by a meal cooked on the guest BBQ facilities and a picnic in the orchard or near the court under the shade of the old trees. “Life at 652 metres feels different, the air is cleaner, the sky feels closer, and the quiet moments stay with you.”

across the property

A Little Adventurous

For those looking for a little adventure, bushwalking and photography opportunities abound across the property. For corporate bookings of 18 guests or more staying on the property, mountain biking, clay target shooting, sheering shed access or helicopter scenic flights around the king valley can be arranged by prior approval only.

genuine country hospitality

Unwind at Elevation652

As evening falls, unwind by your private BBQ, listen to the chorus of frogs by the dam, or simply sit back under the stars with a glass of King Valley wine. Whether you’re here for a farm stay, a romantic weekend, or a corporate escape, Elevation652 Farm offers the perfect mix of space, comfort, and genuine country hospitality. “At the top of Mt Bellevue, it’s not about doing everything, it’s about feeling connected to something real.”