Lake Bellfield is located five kilometres from the main shops in Halls Gap. It is known to be a popular tourist spot with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and reflective waters.
The lake is used for recreational activities such as swimming, boating, fishing and picnicking. The lake serves as the local water supply, therefore only electric motors are permitted.
Hours
Open 24 hours
Facilities and visitor features
10 features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Amazing place to go for a walk, haven't really swimmed or had picnic. Perhaps I summer.
D B
Google review
Lovely and peaceful. Water is lovely for a swim. There are shallow spots for kids to have a splash, but you would want to stay within arms reach. It gets deep and cold quickly. Plenty of small redfin swimming around the shallow which were fun too swim about.
Kim Ellis
Google review
Very impressive piece of engineering and a beautiful place for a picnic or short walk.
The dam wall has plenty of parking and easy access, with picnic areas, toilets and viewing points.
The walk across the dam wall is easy and is worth the effort to see the engineering required to create the spill way.
Very short drive from Halls Gap and the motels.
Kenny Wilson
Google review
A popular spot to go for a walk, swim or picnic while you
sit back and enjoy the views.
A nice damn wall to walk along and take in the wildlife that comes by you otherwise further down the lake there is plenty of picnic areas. Lots of and people launching small boats and kayaks as well as swimming and enjoying the calm waters.
Pam S
Google review
Lake Bellfield reservoir had a few points of interest. There is the 800m long dam wall which can be walked across. Some folk were fishing there. There are picnic areas along the shore and swimming and kayaking are permitted in demarcated areas. It is also possible to drive below the dam wall to a large car park near the spillway. The water gushes out with great force and is quite a sight and sound! We spotted kangeroos and a large stag wandering near the car park.