71 vineyards, by region. The detail under each name is from the vineyard’s own visiting information, checked in October 2026. See the A to Z to filter every vineyard by what it offers.
Sussex 10
Birchden Vineyards
Dogs on leads welcome.
Bluebell Vineyard Estates
Well-behaved dogs welcome.
Highweald Wine Estate
Dogs are welcome, including on tours on leads.
Kinsbrook Vineyard
Dogs are welcome in the restaurant and around the vineyard, parking is free and there is a lift to the upper eatery.
Rathfinny Wine Estate
Dogs are welcome in the shop and on the trail, on leads, but not on tours, and the estate advises against bringing children on a tour.
Roebuck Estates
Tours are for over-18s, and dogs on leads are welcome on them.
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome in the shop, tasting room and gardens, but not on tours or in the vineyard.
Tinwood Estate
There is a vineyard kitchen, dogs are allowed on the estate, and luxury lodges to stay in.
Wildwood Vineyard
Children and dogs on leads are welcome, there are high chairs, and you may bring your own picnic to eat in the vineyard or the woods.
Winklestone Vineyard
Children and dogs are welcome, payment is due at least two weeks ahead, and cancellations inside 48 hours are not refunded.
Kent 11
Barnsole Vineyard
Children and dogs welcome, but no picnics.
Brabourne Vineyard
Children and well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Chapel Down
Dogs on leads are welcome around the vineyard and in the shop but not in the restaurant or on guided tours.
Chartham Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome and picnics are allowed in the courtyard.
Domaine Evremond
Walk-ins can taste Edition I on the terrace or in the cellar door on a first-come basis, and dogs on leads are welcome on the terrace, as are children, but not on tours and tastings.
Gusbourne
Dogs are welcome outdoors and on the ground floor of The Nest.
Mereworth Wines
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the bar and on the terrace.
The Mount Vineyard
The courtyard bar and restaurant is open Wednesday to Saturday 12pm to 11pm (kitchen until 9pm) and Sunday 12pm to 6pm (kitchen until 5pm), well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in all guest areas, the Flint Bar and tipi reopen in May, and Shoreham station is a ten-minute walk.
Oast Wood
Children are welcome, and well-behaved dogs too, kept under control around the livestock.
Westwell Wines
Dogs on a lead are welcome in the vines and the tasting room, but not in the winery.
Yotes Court Vineyard
Children and dogs on leads are welcome in the wine barn, on the lawn and for picnics in the vines, and under-18s go free on the 11.30am tour with a self-guided flight, but not on guided tastings.
Surrey 4
Albury Organic Vineyard
Cheese, charcuterie and antipasti boards in the tasting room, with tables booked by email; children and dogs on leads welcome.
Denbies Wine Estate
Dogs are welcome in the grounds but not indoors, and picnics are not allowed.
Godstone Vineyards
Parking is free, the site is wheelchair accessible, dogs are welcome, and the wines are sold only at the vineyard.
High Clandon
Well-behaved dogs are welcome, and there are ponds on the land, so children and dogs need watching.
Hampshire 3
Black Chalk
Children and dogs are welcome on tours and in the tasting room.
Quob Park Estate
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Raimes
Walk-ins are welcome for wine by the glass or bottle and a flight of three wines, with cheese and charcuterie boards, and dogs are welcome.
Chilterns 3
Chafor Wine Estate
Dogs are welcome.
JoJo’s Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Woodfine Wine
Dogs on leads are welcome, but not in the winery.
Essex 2
Crouch Ridge Estate
Food is served in the wine barn and well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Saffron Grange
No children on tours; well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome.
Suffolk and Norfolk 3
Burn Valley Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Flint Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome, and under-18s join tours free but do not taste.
Shawsgate Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Dorset and Wiltshire 2
Bride Valley Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Furleigh Estate
Dogs on leads are welcome on tours but not in the winery.
Somerset 2
Wild West Cider and Wine
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Wraxall Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome, and there are holiday cottages and shepherd’s huts.
Devon 8
Alder Vineyard
Under-18s go free and dogs on leads are welcome.
Heron Farm
Dogs on leads are welcome in many outdoor areas, and Heron House, which sleeps 12, can be rented.
Huxbear Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Kenton Park Estate
Dogs on leads are welcome, including on tours.
Sandridge Barton
Dogs on leads are welcome; there is livestock on the estate.
Swanaford Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Torview Wines
Children go free and dogs on leads are welcome.
Venn Valley Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome on tours and in the café.
Cornwall 4
Knightor Winery
Dogs are welcome.
Polgoon Vineyard and Orchard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
St Martin’s Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Trevibban Mill
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Cotswolds and West Midlands 8
Blabers Hall Wine Estate
Well-behaved dogs can join the vineyard tour but not the tasting room.
Frome Valley Vineyard
Children and dogs are welcome; tastings are for over-18s.
Hencote
Dogs are allowed in the bar.
Kerry Vale Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome in the vineyard and café garden.
Larkhill Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Pattingham Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome at SIP.
Three Choirs Vineyard
The restaurant takes bookings online, and well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed in it.
Woodchester Valley Vineyard
Tours are for over-18s, and dogs are allowed only on the vineyard dog walk.
East Midlands 3
Hanwell Wine Estate
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the café bar and on tours.
New Lodge Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Warden Abbey Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Yorkshire 4
Goose Beck Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome on the tour but not inside.
Laurel Vines
The Laurel Pantry serves lunches Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2pm, most of the year, and is dog friendly.
Little Wold Vineyard
Dogs on leads are welcome.
Yorkshire Heart Vineyard & Brewery
The Winehouse Café opens Tuesday to Saturday from 9.30am, and on Sundays from Easter to October; dogs are welcome there.
Wales 4
The Dell Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Llanerch Vineyard
Roots restaurant serves lunch, dinner, Sunday roasts and afternoon tea, and the hotel has dog-friendly rooms.
St Hilary Vineyard
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Sugar Loaf Vineyards
Dog friendly.
Questions people ask
Can I take my dog on a vineyard tour?
Usually not on guided tours of the winery, where food safety rules apply, but many vineyards welcome dogs on a lead on their walks, terraces and in the shop. Each entry below says what that vineyard allows.
Are dogs allowed at vineyard cafés and restaurants?
Some allow them on terraces or in the café, and a few in the restaurant. Look for the vineyard’s own wording in each entry, and ring ahead if you are not sure.
Why are some vineyards not dog-friendly?
Livestock, food hygiene rules in wineries and kitchens, and busy tasting rooms are the usual reasons. Assistance dogs are welcome almost everywhere.