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Green Olive at Red Hill
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Green Olive at Red Hill

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Main Ridge, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-10

What visitors mention

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Green Olive at Red Hill is a working 27-acre farm, winery, and all-day dining venue on Mornington-Flinders Road in Main Ridge. The single defining reason to bring your dog here is the combination of relaxed outdoor dining and on-leash vineyard and olive grove walks, all on a single scenic property.

Dog access. Dogs are welcome on a lead across the expansive outdoor dining areas, including the deck. You can walk your dog on a leash around the vineyards and olive groves, but pets must remain on lead at all times. This rule is strictly applied because sheep and ducks live on the farm. Water bowls are generally available, though check with staff for specific pet amenities on the day. Tag your visit with #greenolivepups if you share photos.

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Keep that lead firmly in hand around the farm animals. Sheep and ducks are resident wildlife here, and even a steady dog can trigger a chase instinct if a flock suddenly moves.

Known for. Farm-fresh tapas and grazing plates built around estate-grown produce, paired with wine tasting paddles drawn from the property's own vineyards. The outlook takes in the kitchen garden and vines, and resident Kelpies Indi and Rasa may be on-site.

Getting there and parking. Roughly one hour's drive from Melbourne, sitting directly on Mornington-Flinders Road. On-site parking is available.

Nearby with the dogs. Pair your visit with a stop at Nordie Café in Red Hill for another dog-welcoming feed close by, or head down to Hapi Cafe & Restaurant Dromana if you want to stretch the day out toward the coast.

Aim for a late-morning arrival on a weekday for the best deck seating and a quieter paddock walk before the lunch rush. Good for sociable, lead-steady dogs and owners who rate a long, lazy grazing lunch over a quick stop.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs