Facilities
It is a narrow stretch of land flanked on one side by the Arabian Sea and on the other side by the Western Ghat mountain ranges. Palm-fringed backwaters, scenic beaches, misty mountains, evergreen rain forests, gushing streams and waterfalls, all make this ancient spice capital of the world the most sought-after tourist destination.

The Camelot Trekking Pinnacle, a special trekking spot up 1000 meters, above the property, can be reached after 4 hours of arduous climb. But the effort is worth, if the climate is favorable, as the viewpoint will give you a birds-eye view of the high ranges all around, and even a distant view of Kochi city, the 'Queen of the Arabian Sea'. For the long trek to the Camelot Trekking Pinnacle and for jungle safaris, necessary accessories and medicines will be supplied.

The Camelot Rock View Point, within the property, is just 150 meters up along a longer trekking route. From this point you can see 9 estate mountains: Kannimala, Rajamalai, Kallar, Nallathanny, Nyayamakad, Vagavarai, Silent Valley, Parvathy and Lekshmi. You can also clearly see Anamudi the highest peak south of the Himalayas.

The resort has its own micro hydroelectric power source and water supply. The natural clear mineral water collected from a perennial stream, filtered and supplied hygienically is safe and tasty. Bottled mineral water is also bought in sufficient quantities and stocked. But, mind you, no TV or newspapers will be available, except on specific demand from the clients, as they might bring you down with a thud from the heights of solitary seclusion that will revitalize you for years to come.

Just wandering in and around the resort premises, you can sight dozens of rare and endangered species of flora and fauna. Animals like elephants, bison, wild dogs and wild boars are often sighted in the mornings and evenings. Birds like black birds, kites, hornbills and many smaller varieties are frequent visitors. Rare insects like the Atlas Moth are seen in abundance. Wild orchids, giant tree ferns, rhododendrons, etc. are also in plenty around the place.