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Best Dog Friendly Wineries Hunter Valley – Heading to the Hunter Valley for the weekend and don’t want to leave your cat behind? Maybe you’re a local and want to take your dog out among the wines for a day. Whatever your situation, we know your furry friends will love a day on the hunt just as much as you do.
To help you out, we’ve created this guide to the best dog breeds in the Hunter Valley. As always, practice good pet etiquette at cellar doors: keep your dog on a leash and make sure it’s well-behaved.
Best Dog Friendly Wineries Hunter Valley
Check out the big red barn and enjoy a wine tasting with your furry friend at Greenway Wines. The outdoor patio under the vines is a great place to spend an evening with your dog.
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Kaval Rock Distillery produces delicious spirits from gins to brandies. Bring your pooch to be greeted by the distillery’s resident dog Stella, sit back and sample the spirits on offer, and enjoy views of the vineyards and mountains.
Dogs are welcome at the beautiful Crunklewood Estate. They can meet the resident foxhound, Polare, a Maremma sheepdog – and never eat his cheese, even if you ask!
The only cellar door in the village of Brock, the Little Wine Company is a lovely place to relax while sampling a wide range of wines from winemakers Ian and Suzanne Little. You love to spend time with your child in the outdoor area while drinking.
For wine lovers who value sustainability, Marganil is a must-stop. Bring your dog? The team needs to know as soon as possible to prepare water bottles.
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Mount Brox Wines is a dog-friendly cellar door with spectacular views of the Brokenback Mountains. You should eat at a restaurant before or after your wine tasting, and make sure your furry friend is well-behaved and on a leash.
Dogs are welcome at Tallits Estate (well behaved and considerate of local wildlife). This beautiful French cellar door will transport you to Europe – be sure to wander around the property to admire the views.
Whispering Brook is a beautiful place in Broke with vineyard, mountain views and olive groves. Relax on the covered porch with your child – a great way to spend the day.
Winmark Wines only produces Chardonnay, so if you like this classic Hunter variety, call its Broke Cellar door. Walk the grounds with your dog, enjoy the great outdoors, and explore the on-site art gallery.
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Allendale Winery has recently been renovated and now has a new and shiny cellar door. They have two dogs of their own at the winery, but one is very timid, so be sure to let the group know when you book if you plan to bring your furry friend.
Dogs have plenty of room at Gartelman Wines so they can get outside. Gartelman Wines is also home to the popular The Deck Café – why not grab a bite to eat after your wine tasting?
Bring your dog to Saltire Estate and sample their fine wines while taking in beautiful Lovedale. Taste wine for less by mixing Saltire wines with four spirits to create delicious cocktails.
Enlarge! Wines are great to greet your child at the cellar door. Whether you book a wine tasting or a wine and cheese experience, dog friends are welcome.
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Located in the heart of Lovedale, Tatler Wines is a great place for wine tasting. Try the Bohemian Luxury Picnic for Brokenback Ranges, a bottle of Tatler wine and a cheese board.
Wandin Estate is very dog friendly – welcome from cellar door and restaurant. If you plan to bring your child, book porch seats so everyone can return safely.
Briar Ridge Vineyards is a dog lover’s destination in wine country. Your dog can cool off at the pooch’s hydration station and eat by hand.
Experience French provincial style at Carillion Wines located in Tallavera Grove, Mount Tiro. While you enjoy the taste, your dog will enjoy the treats, courtesy of the Carillion Wines team.
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Hunter Valley-based Petersons Wines welcomes a young man to its Mount View cellar door. Enjoy views of the hills and vineyards while enjoying premium wines.
Bring your dog to Savannah Estate in Mount Tiro to experience the brand’s soft drink wines. Enjoy a wine and pie tasting featuring Savannah Estate wines and delicious homemade pies.
Four-legged friends will love to join you at Ben Ein. Choose from a comprehensive selection of wines, sit back and relax with your child.
Blueberry Hill Vineyard has an artistic touch, producing unique styles of wines from vines grown around its cellar door and other vineyards across New South Wales. When you visit, bring your furry friend!
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Visit Bonneville Estate for your dog’s best day in the vineyards. For an unforgettable experience, book a picnic in the vineyard, with a plow and your dog by your side.
Brokenwood Wines is one of the best-known wineries in the Hunter Valley, known for its award-winning wines. With cellar doors and outdoor areas (like The Wood Restaurant’s deck area and terrace wine bar) weather permitting, dogs will love having a treat with you.
Callis Estate is a dog friendly family owned and operated winery. A beautiful place for picnics and wine tasting – be sure to see the Delta Dog!
Calling Peppers Creek Village home, Charteris Wines showcases wines from two world-class wine regions: Hunter Valley and New Zealand’s Central Otago. Your child will love joining you for a treat!
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Comyns & Co. is one of the simplest cellar doors in the Hunter. It’s kid- and dog-friendly, meaning you can bring the whole group.
The Degen Estate team loves to socialize with your furry friends, so bring them along when you come wine tasting. Make sure you lead!
Your furry friends will have a ball at D’Ulysse Wines. Say another door for families and children, everyone appreciates D’Ulysse wines. Your dog can meet the resident vintage dogs!
Bring your dog to First Creek Wines, a family-owned and operated winery led by renowned winemaker Liz Silkman. Sit on the outdoor terrace to breathe in the fresh air of the Hunter Valley, sip wine and cuddle up with your pooch.
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Glandore Estate Wines is a dog haven in wine country. With six dogs from the Glandor team, your child will be delighted to get to know the group and join you while sipping some great wines.
You’d guess right that Gundog Estate likes to welcome friendly dogs at the cellar door – it’s in the name. At Gundog Estate, your pup will enjoy Tail Ale (a dog-friendly beer) while sipping award-winning wines.
This pet-friendly basement is an easy place to spend an evening. At Hing Tree Wines, your dogs can chill on the grass while you enjoy your wine.
This beautiful cellar door outside of Pokolbin makes single vineyard, family run wine. Your child will love sitting on the deck on a sunny day!
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Known for exceptional local wines of high quality, Mount Eyre Vineyards has a deep respect for terroir. Opened in 2022, his Honeytree Estate’s cellar door welcomes canine companions, so you can bring them with you on your trip to wine country. Where: 130 Gillards Rd, Pokolbin
Hungerford Hill loves to welcome your furry friends to its cellar door. While you enjoy the award-winning wines, you can cool off with your dog (try to help with the tasting, of course).
Hunter Wine Lab is happy to welcome your fur babies to the Pokolbin cellar door. Your child will love meeting the vintage dogs that live there, and maybe even have a treat for the best dogs.
Enjoy the fire or relax in the colorful courtyard at Iron Gate Estate. The Spanish Cellar Door welcomes dogs, so you can bring your pooch to try it out.
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Ivanhoe Wines loves to meet your furry friends at its Pokolbin cellar door. Make sure they’re engaged, and get them to join you in the wine tasting—the same water bowls as the staff. After you’ve tasted take a walk around the beautiful property.
Even if you can’t bring your child to Keith Tulloch’s wine cellar door, you’ll want to bring them with you when you visit – put them on a leash and hang them in the grass.
Bring the dogs to Kelman Vineyards, a boutique winery and cellar door below.
