Every dog friendly winery in Napa Valley (2025)
With a growing number of dog-friendly wineries, you can now savor Napa Valley's delights without leaving your best friend behind.
Napa Valley, renowned for its world-class wines and picturesque landscapes, extends a warm welcome to your four-legged companions. With a growing number of dog-friendly wineries, you can now savor the region's delights without leaving your best friend behind.
List of Dog-Friendly Wineries in Napa (2025)
Sourced from Discover California's comprehensive 2025 Winery Map, this guide features 19 dog friendly wineries in Napa Valley.
Alpha Omega Winery (Rutherford):
Known for its exceptional Bordeaux-style wines and stunning views of the Mayacamas Mountains, Alpha Omega Winery offers a luxurious tasting experience. Leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, where you can relax and savor your wine.
Benessere Vineyards (St. Helena):
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Benessere, meaning "well-being" in Italian, lives up to its name with its relaxed atmosphere and Italian varietals. Dogs are welcome on the grounds, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful vineyards and the warm hospitality. Learn more here:Benessere Vineyards
Black Stallion Winery (Napa):
With its equestrian-themed ambiance, Black Stallion Winery offers a casual and welcoming environment. Dogs on leashes are allowed in the outdoor areas, where you can enjoy their diverse selection of wines.
Ehlers Estate (St. Helena):
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Ehlers Estate, a historic winery with a beautiful stone barn, focuses on organic and sustainable practices. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, providing a serene setting for wine tasting.
Hall Wines (St. Helena):
Hall Wines is renowned for its modern architecture and impressive art collection, alongside its top-notch Cabernet Sauvignon. Leashed dogs are welcome in their outdoor spaces.
Honig Vineyard & Winery (Rutherford):
Honig is known for its sustainably farmed Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio areas. This winery has a very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Visit here:Honig Vineyard & Winery
Hoopes Vineyard (Napa):
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Hoopes Vineyard is well known for their commitment to animal welfare. They have rescued animals on site, and are very welcoming to dogs. They offer a very personalized experience.
Larkmead Vineyards (Calistoga):
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Larkmead Vineyards is a historic property, producing high quality cabernet sauvignon. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor grounds. Please contact the winery before your visit to confirm current dog policies.
Long Meadow Ranch Winery (St. Helena):
Long Meadow Ranch offers a farm-to-table experience, with vineyards, olive groves, and a restaurant. Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food.
Materra | Cunat Family Vineyards (Napa):
Materra offers a beautiful tasting experience, with a wide variety of wines. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas.
Merryvale Vineyards (St. Helena):
Merryvale Vineyards, located in the heart of St. Helena, is known for its historic Cask Room and elegant wines. Dogs on leashes are welcome in the outdoor areas.
Nichelini Family Winery (St. Helena):
Nichelini Family Winery, Napa Valley's oldest family-owned winery, offers a rustic and charming experience. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor grounds.
Rombauer Vineyards (St. Helena):
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Rombauer is famous for its rich and buttery Chardonnay. Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas, where you can enjoy the panoramic views.
Seavey Vineyard (St. Helena):
Seavey Vineyard, nestled in the hills of Conn Valley, offers a secluded and picturesque setting. Dogs on leashes are welcome on the outdoor grounds.
Sequoia Grove Winery (Napa):
Sequoia Grove Winery, surrounded by towering redwood trees, offers a unique and tranquil tasting experience. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas.
Silenus Winery (Napa):
Silenus Winery offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor spaces.
Terrill Cellars (Napa):
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Terrill Cellars offers a very personable and small production wine tasting experience. Dogs are welcome in their outdoor spaces.
V. Sattui Winery (St. Helena):
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V. Sattui Winery is a popular destination known for its expansive grounds, deli, and wide selection of wines. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor picnic areas.
William Hill Estate Winery (Napa):
William Hill Estate Winery offers stunning views of the surrounding vineyards. Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas.
The wineries above are sourced from the Wine Institute. If you know of a dog-friendly winery in Napa Valley that's not on our list, please contact us. We'll vet, then add it.
More Dog Friendly Wineries Across California
Looking for dog-friendly wineries beyond Napa Valley? Here's every other dog friendly winery in the Wine Institute's data base, sorted by region:
Sonoma/Mendocino
- Barra of Mendocino(Redwood Valley)
- Benziger Family Winery (Glen Ellen)
- Cartograph (Healdsburg)
- Coursey Graves (Estate Vineyard & Winery) (Santa Rosa)
- Coursey Graves (Healdsburg Salon) (Healdsburg)
- Emeritus Vineyards (Sebastopol)
- Imagery Estate Winery (Glen Ellen)
- Inman Family Wines (Santa Rosa)
- La Rochelle Winery (Kenwood)
- Long Meadow Ranch Winery – Anderson Valley (Philo)
- Longboard Vineyards (Healdsburg)
- Lynmar Estate (Sebastopol)
- Montemaggiore (Healdsburg)
- Moondance Cellars/Orchard Station Winery (Sebastopol)
- Navarro Vineyards (Philo)
- Point Reyes Vineyards (Pt. Reyes Station)
- Rivino Winery (Ukiah)
- Shannon Family of Wines (Lower Lake)
- The Mercantile by Shannon Family of Wines (Kelseyville)
- Trinite Estate-GC Lurton VineyardsAC (Healdsburg)
Livermore/East Bay
- Big White House Winery (Livermore)
- Captain Vineyards (Moraga)
- Cedar Mountain Winery (Livermore)
- Charles R Vineyards (Livermore)
- Concannon Vineyard (Livermore)
- Crooked Vine Winery (Livermore)
- Fenestra Winery (Livermore)
- Garre Vineyard & Winery (Livermore)
- Murrieta's Well Winery (Livermore)
- Page Mill Winery (Livermore)
- Wente Vineyards (Livermore)
Sierra Foothills/Lodi/Sacramento
- Andis Wines (Plymouth)
- Charles B. Mitchell Vineyards (Fair Play)
- Harney Lane Vineyards (Lodi)
- LangeTwins Family Winery & Vineyards (Acampo)
- Lava Cap Winery (Placerville)
- Newsome Harlow (Murphys)
- Rombauer Vineyards – Sierra Foothills (Plymouth)
- Sierra Vista Vineyards and Winery (Placerville)
- Starfield Vineyards (Placerville)
- Vino Noceto (Plymouth)
- Wolfe Heights Estates (Sacramento)
- Woodbridge Winery (Acampo)
South Coast/Other Regions
- Ampelos Cellars (Lompoc)
- Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards (Saratoga)
- Flying Goat Cellars (Lompoc)
- Heidrun Meadery (Point Reyes Station)
- Kirigin Cellars (Gilroy)
- MJA Vineyards (Los Gatos)
- MJA Vineyards (Santa Cruz)
- Ramona Ranch Vineyard and Winery (Ramona)
- Shadow Mountain Vineyards & Winery (Warner Springs)
- Wolff Vineyards (San Luis Obispo)
- Woodside Vineyards (San Carlos)
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Tips for Enjoying Napa Valley with Your Dog
Beyond the Tasting Room: More Dog-Friendly Activities
While the wineries themselves offer ample opportunities for enjoyment, Napa Valley boasts a variety of dog-friendly activities to enhance your visit.
- Napa Valley Vine Trail:
- This paved, multi-use trail is perfect for leisurely walks or bike rides with your leashed dog. Enjoy scenic views of the vineyards and surrounding hills as you explore the valley.
- Downtown Napa Riverfront:
- Take a stroll along the Napa Riverfront, where you'll find dog-friendly parks and outdoor dining options. Many restaurants with patios welcome well-behaved dogs.
- Local Parks:
- Napa Valley has several parks where you and your dog can enjoy some fresh air and exercise. Check out local listings for dog-friendly parks and trails.
Tips for a Tail-Wagging Good Time
- Plan Your Route:
- Napa Valley is spread out, so plan your winery visits strategically to minimize travel time. Consider grouping wineries in the same area to maximize your enjoyment.
- Midday Breaks:
- Napa Valley summers can be hot, especially for dogs. Plan for midday breaks to allow your dog to rest in the shade and cool down.
- Restaurant Patios:
- Many restaurants in Napa Valley have dog-friendly patios. Call ahead to confirm their policies and make reservations if needed.
- Respect Winery Policies:
- Each winery may have specific rules regarding dogs. Always follow their guidelines and keep your dog on a leash.
- Hydration is Key:
- Napa can get very hot. Always carry plenty of water for your dog, and offer them water frequently.
- Waste Disposal:
- Always carry waste bags, and clean up after your dog.
Making the Most of Your Napa Winery Visit:
- Engage with Staff:
- Winery staff are often happy to provide recommendations for dog-friendly activities and attractions in the area.
- Capture the Moments:
- Napa Valley's stunning scenery provides the perfect backdrop for memorable photos with your dog. Share your experiences on social media using #DogFriendlyNapa.
- Be Mindful of Others:
- Not everyone is comfortable around dogs. Ensure that your dog is well-behaved and respectful of other guests.
Your Dog-Friendly Winery Checklist
- Leash, collar, and ID tags
- Water and bowls
- Waste bags
- Portable dog bed or blanket (optional)
- Sunscreen and hat
- Confirmation of winery dog policies
- Local park and trail information.
Enjoying the Napa Experience
Pat Sharyon
Napa Valley offers a unique opportunity to combine your love of wine with your passion for travel and your affection for your canine companion. With careful planning and responsible behavior, you can create lasting memories that both you and your dog will cherish.
