Pet Friendly


Applegate & Rogue Valley — wine trail

Pet-friendly patio trail.Sip with your sidekick.

Southern Oregon wineries aren’t just friendly to visitors, they’re friendly to furry companions too. Shaded patios, fresh water, and an easygoing vibe that makes for a relaxing outing with your four-legged friend.

  • Leashed pets welcome at most outdoor tasting areas
  • Great for vineyard walks, casual tastings, or weekend outings
  • Some offer treats, water bowls, and dog-friendly events
  • No need to leave your best friend at home

Tasting fees, hours, and prices are current as of September 2026 and change with the season. Call ahead, and check each winery’s own pet policy before you bring the dog.

DRAWN FROM THE DIRTJacksonville

LongSword Vineyard

Open lawns and picnic tables, perfect for wine lovers and their pets. The staff is always happy to welcome dogs, and sometimes you’ll spot their own vineyard cat.

Address
8555 OR-238, Jacksonville, OR 97530Tap for directions
Tasting
Daily, $15–20
Try the GewürztraminerAround $26
ONE GRAPE. ALL IN.Applegate

Red Lily Vineyards

Dogs love this place almost as much as their humans do. A creekside setting, shaded tables, and a casual atmosphere make it a good place to sit a while with a glass of rosé and your pup.

Address
11777 Hwy 238, Applegate, OR 97530Tap for directions
Tasting
Daily 11–5, $10 flights
Try the Rosé of TempranilloAround $28
FARMED, NOT MANUFACTUREDGrants Pass

Troon Vineyard

A biodynamic estate with shaded outdoor seating and a peaceful, pet-welcoming atmosphere. Staff often greet dogs by name, and water bowls are close at hand.

Address
1475 Kubli Rd, Grants Pass, OR 97527Tap for directions
Tasting
Daily 11–5, guided experiences from $60
Try the Estate TannatAround $75
SMALL LOT. BIG ATTITUDE.Grants Pass

Schmidt Family Vineyards

Dogs are welcome in the gardens and outdoor seating areas, with plenty of room for leashed walks and relaxed lounging while you work through a flight or a wood-fired meal.

Address
330 Kubli Rd, Grants Pass, OR 97527Tap for directions
Tasting
Tue–Sat 12–5, Fri until 8
Try the RieslingAround $25
FARM DOGS AND VINEYARD CATSGrants Pass

Wooldridge Creek Winery

Farm dogs, vineyard cats, and a relaxed attitude make this one of the easiest stops on the trail. Artisan cheese and bold reds, with your pup at your feet.

Tasting
Daily, $10–15
Try the Cabernet SauvignonAround $40
SPELL IT BACKWARDCentral Point

Rellik Winery

Named in honor of the owners’ pets, spelled backward. A boutique inn, a tasting patio, and plenty of grassy room for a dog to stretch out.

Tasting
Fri–Sun 12–6
Try the ZinfandelAround $30