Pet Friendly Wineries in Napa and Sonoma

Napa Valley and Sonoma County love their four-legged visitors, and there are a variety of options for pet lovers throughout the region. In addition to restaurants and lodging that offer wonderful amenities for guests with pets, the area also has a wide selection of wineries that welcome pets through their doors. If you’d love to spend a day in Napa Valley or Sonoma County with your furry friend, consider one of these wonderful wineries.

1. Raymond Vineyards

849 Zinfandel Lane, St. Helena

Jean-Charles Boisset of Raymond Vineyards in Rutherford loves his dog so much, he dedicated an entire winery and label to him. At Napa Valley’s first dog vineyard, Frenchie Winery, your furry friend will have a ball relaxing in their own wine barrel dog bed in a shaded dog suite as you enjoy the wines and atmosphere at Raymond Vineyards. You can even watch your dog during their time at Frenchie’s via a webcam to ensure he's having a ball.​

• Are there specific areas at Raymond Vineyards designated for dogs?

  • Yes, Raymond Vineyards features the unique Frenchie Winery, where dogs can relax in their own wine barrel beds within shaded suites while owners enjoy wine tastings.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to bring my dog to Raymond Vineyards?

  • While not explicitly required, it's advisable to call ahead and inform them you'll be bringing your dog to ensure accommodations are available.​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Raymond Vineyards?

  • Dogs should be kept on a leash when moving through areas outside of the Frenchie Winery to ensure the comfort and safety of all guests.​

2. Mutt Lynch Winery

9050 Windsor Road, Windsor

A place where a love of wine and a love of dogs meets, Mutt Lynch Winery is a must-see for Sonoma County visitors and their four-legged family members. Their fun tasting room in downtown Windsor allows dogs to roam free, play with provided dog toys, and eat tasty treats as their owners sip on a selection of cabernet, zinfandel, and chardonnay.​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at Mutt Lynch Winery?

  • Yes, dogs are welcome to join their owners inside the tasting room, where they can roam freely and enjoy provided toys and treats.​

• Does Mutt Lynch Winery offer any special amenities for dogs?

  • Yes, they offer complimentary dog treat flights, ensuring your canine companion enjoys the visit as much as you do.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit Mutt Lynch Winery with my dog?

  • No reservations are required; they are open to the public seven days a week.​

3. St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery

8440 St. Helena Way, Rutherford

In addition to enjoying this vineyard’s sustainably farmed wine outdoors with your pet, you can bring your pooch into the tasting room at St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery. Your well-behaved dog can also enjoy treats at this dog-friendly winery in Rutherford.​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at St. Supéry?

  • Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables; it's best to check directly with the winery regarding indoor access.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit St. Supéry with my dog?

  • Reservations are recommended to ensure availability, especially when bringing a pet.​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at St. Supéry?

  • While not specified, it's advisable to keep your dog on a leash to ensure the comfort of all guests.​

4. Larson Family Winery

23355 Millerick Road, Sonoma

This family-owned winery is so canine-friendly, it created a dog-themed wine. Their Three Lab Cab is named for the owner’s three dogs, who often greet guests as they enter Larson Family Winery. The winery’s rustic tasting room welcomes furry guests, in addition to the green space surrounding the winery and the picnic area.​

• Are there specific amenities for dogs at Larson Family Winery?

  • While specific amenities aren't detailed, the winery offers a casual environment with games like corn hole, which can be enjoyable for both owners and their dogs.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to bring my dog to Larson Family Winery?

  • It's recommended to call ahead and inform them you'll be bringing your dog to ensure a smooth experience.​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Larson Family Winery?

  • Keeping your dog on a leash is advisable to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.​

5. V. Sattui Winery

1111 White Lane, St. Helena

This historic Napa Valley winery is a great option for dog-lovers. You will enjoy the winery’s delicious organic offerings as your dog enjoys the beautiful outdoor area. And as long as you keep your dog on a leash, your furry friend can enjoy time in the tasting room and outdoor grounds year-round at V. Sattui Winery.​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at V. Sattui Winery?

  • Dogs are permitted in designated outdoor areas but not inside the tasting rooms.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit V. Sattui Winery with my dog?

  • Reservations are required for certain tastings; it's best to check with the winery in advance.​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at V. Sattui Winery?

  • Yes, dogs should be leashed and well-behaved while on the winery grounds.​

6. Tres Sabores

1620 South Whitehall Lane, St. Helena

Your pet will be in good company at this winery, whose owners allow their own dogs to walk the grounds. As your dog enjoys roaming the winery’s beautiful ranch, you’ll love the personalized service you receive at this reservation-only vineyard. During your time at Tres Sabores, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the ranch, a look at the vineyards and a private wine tasting directed by the vineyard’s hospitality team.​

• Are there specific areas at Tres Sabores where dogs are allowed?

  • Dogs are welcome throughout the property, including during guided tours of the ranch.​

• Do I need to make a reservation to bring my dog to Tres Sabores?

  • Yes, visits are by appointment only; you can schedule by calling or using the contact form on their website.​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Tres Sabores?

  • While not explicitly stated, it's advisable to keep dogs on a leash to ensure the safety

7. Domaine Chandon

1 California Drive, Yountville, CA

Domaine Chandon is a sparkling wine destination in Napa Valley that welcomes pets. While dogs are not allowed inside the tasting room, they can enjoy the beautiful grounds and picnic area with their owners. This makes it an ideal spot for a relaxing day out with your furry friend. ​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at Domaine Chandon?

  • No, dogs are not permitted inside the tasting room but are welcome on the outdoor grounds and picnic areas. ​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit Domaine Chandon with my dog?

  • Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to ensure a spot for you and your pet. ​Sonoma County Tourism

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Domaine Chandon?

  • Yes, dogs should be kept on a leash while on the property to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests. ​Armchair Sommelier

8. Gundlach Bundschu Winery

2000 Denmark St., Sonoma, CA

Gundlach Bundschu Winery is one of the oldest wineries in California and is very dog-friendly. The winery allows leashed dogs on its Rhinefarm property, where you can pack a picnic and enjoy the patio overlooking the estate vineyards. On rainy days, you can even bring your dog into the historic tasting room. ​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at Gundlach Bundschu Winery?

  • Yes, dogs are allowed inside the tasting room during inclement weather. ​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit Gundlach Bundschu Winery with my dog?

  • Reservations are encouraged, especially on weekends, to ensure availability for you and your pet. ​Sonoma County Tourism

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Gundlach Bundschu Winery?

  • Yes, dogs must remain leashed at all times while on the property. ​Tock

9. Trefethen Family Vineyards

1160 Oak Knoll Avenue, Napa, CA

Trefethen Family Vineyards is a stunning family-owned winery built during Napa’s Golden Age in 1886. The winery is dog-friendly and offers an outdoor garden where you can relax with your pet while sipping on their award-winning estate wines. This sprawling farm estate is perfect for a relaxing day out with your furry companion. ​

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at Trefethen Family Vineyards?

  • Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas; it's best to check directly with the winery regarding indoor access. ​DogTrekker

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit Trefethen Family Vineyards with my dog?

  • Yes, visits are by appointment only. It's recommended to schedule your tasting in advance to ensure availability. ​

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Trefethen Family Vineyards?

  • While specific leash policies aren't detailed, it's advisable to keep your dog on a leash to ensure the comfort and safety of all guests. ​

10. Bouchaine Vineyards

1075 Buchli Station Rd., Napa, CA

Bouchaine Vineyards is another dog-friendly winery in Napa Valley. Dogs are welcome both inside and outside the tasting room, making it a great place to enjoy a wine tasting with your pet. The winery also offers a charming terrace area where you can sip wine while enjoying the beautiful views. ​DogTrekker

• Are dogs allowed inside the tasting room at Bouchaine Vineyards?

  • Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome in both indoor and outdoor tasting areas. ​

• Do I need to make a reservation to visit Bouchaine Vineyards with my dog?

  • Reservations are recommended to ensure a spot, especially on weekends. ​Sonoma County Tourism

• Are there leash requirements for dogs at Bouchaine Vineyards?

  • Yes, dogs should be kept on a leash during their visit to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.

FAQs About Visiting Pet-Friendly Wineries

How can I find pet-friendly wineries in a specific region?

Websites like BringFido and Cork Hounds let you search for dog-friendly wineries by location. You can also check a winery’s website or give them a quick call to confirm their pet policy.

What kind of rules do most pet-friendly wineries have?

Most places ask that dogs stay on a leash, be well-behaved, and that you clean up after them. It’s always a good idea to double-check each winery’s specific rules before you go.

Do wineries offer anything special for dogs?

Some wineries go above and beyond with things like water bowls, treats, or shaded areas. But since not all do, it’s smart to bring your own supplies just in case.

Should I make a reservation if I’m bringing my dog?

Yes, if the winery takes reservations, let them know you're bringing a dog. That way they can make sure you’re set up in a pet-friendly space.

Is there a best time to bring dogs to a winery?

Some wineries might not allow dogs during busy events or certain times of year. If you're unsure, check ahead—it’s an easy way to avoid surprises.

What should I pack when bringing my dog to a winery?

Bring a leash, some water and a bowl, waste bags, and maybe a blanket or toy to help your pup settle in. A little prep goes a long way for a smooth visit.

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