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Sonoma Valley Dog-Friendly Wineries

July 22, 2025

Sip, Stroll, Stay Awhile. Wine tasting with your dog isn’t just possible in Sonoma Valley, it’s joyful. Each of these wineries brings a little something special, whether it’s picnic-perfect lawns, vineyard views, or trailside tastings. Always double-check with the winery before heading out. Some are walk-in friendly, others require reservations, and pet policies can change with the seasons. Below, you’ll find a curated list of some of our favorites! 

 

B.R. Cohn Winery – Glen Ellen

Known for its olive groves and weekend music, B.R. Cohn is a great place to enjoy a laid-back afternoon with your pup by your side.

Pet Policy: Dogs allowed outdoors on-leash
Reservations: Encouraged for weekends and events
Why Locals Love It: Great wine, chill music, and lots of open space for lounging with your pup

Landmark Vineyards – Kenwood
This charming estate has everything we love about Sonoma: views, bocce, and plenty of space for dogs to relax under the oaks. 
Landmark welcomes pups on leashes in their outdoor areas. 

Pet Policy: Dogs welcome on-leash outdoors
Reservations: Recommended for groups; casual tastings often available walk-in
Why Locals Love It: Casual, scenic, and very dog-accommodating plus great picnic spots.

Muscardini Cellars – Kenwood

If you’re after a casual, low-key wine tasting with your pup by your side, Muscardini is a great bet. Their back patio has relaxed energy, and they’re happy to host leashed dogs outdoors.

Pet Policy: Leashed dogs welcome on the patio
Reservations: Not usually required just give a quick call ahead
Why Locals Love It: Friendly team, relaxed vibe, and perfect for a spontaneous afternoon

Kunde Family Winery – Kenwood

Kunde offers something rare: vineyard hikes with your dog. Their guided excursions through the vines are a hit with locals and dogs love them too.

Pet Policy: Dogs are allowed on hikes and Winemaker’s Plaza tastings
Reservations: Required for hikes and Plaza tastings
Why Locals Love It: The vineyard hike is unforgettable, especially with your furry hiking buddy.

Bartholomew Estate Winery – Sonoma

Tucked into a beautiful 375-acre park, this winery is a hidden gem. With dog-friendly trails and a relaxed tasting patio, it’s a favorite for nature-loving wine fans.

Pet Policy: Leashed dogs are allowed outdoors
Reservations: Recommended but not always required
Why Locals Love It: Bring a blanket, sip wine, and enjoy the scenic trails it feels like your own secret vineyard retreat.

Larson Family Winery – Sonoma

Larson is all about family, including the furry kind. With wide lawns and a laid-back feel, it’s perfect for sipping wine while your pup lounges in the shade.

Pet Policy: Dogs welcome on the patio
Reservations: Walk-ins welcome, but weekends get busy
Why Locals Love It: Resident winery dogs, friendly vibes, and space for pups to stretch their legs

Gundlach Bundschu Winery – Sonoma

One of Sonoma’s oldest and most beloved wineries, "GunBun" blends history, gorgeous grounds, and dog-friendly patios for a must-visit wine stop.

Pet Policy: Dogs allowed outdoors (leash required)
Reservations: Walk-ins okay for small groups
Why Locals Love It: Rich history, lawn concerts, and welcoming vibes for dogs and their humans alike

 

Sip, Stroll, Stay Awhile. Want more insider tips like these? Our Sonoma real estate agents aren’t just experts in homes, we’re locals, neighbors, and dog lovers too. With years of experience and deep community connections, we know the places that make Sonoma feel like home. Whether you’re exploring or settling in, we’re here to help. Contact us today!

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