Pet-friendly Wineries & Vineyards in our own Backyard

While San Diego County is not as widely known for its wine as the nearby Temecula Valley, there are still some pet-friendly wineries and vineyards worth exploring in both regions. Late autumn in a great time to visit - grapes are being harvested and leaves are changing from green to brilliant hues of red and orange. Here are a few options:

Pet friendly wineries

San Diego County

  1. Orfila Vineyards & Winery (Escondido): Orfila Vineyards, situated in Escondido, welcomes leashed dogs on their outdoor patio. Enjoy their scenic views and a selection of wines.

  2. Bernardo Winery (Rancho Bernardo): Bernardo Winery, located in the northern part of San Diego, often allows leashed dogs on the property. The winery has a charming, historic atmosphere.

Temecula Valley

1. Lorimar Winery: Leashed dogs are permitted with their owners at the tables at the front of the winery only.

2. Wilson Creek Winery: Wilson Creek Winery is pet-friendly and invites visitors to enjoy their wines with their canine companions on the outdoor terrace. The winery also hosts events suitable for pets.

3. Mount Palomar Winery: Mount Palomar Winery allows well-behaved dogs on their outdoor patio. It's a picturesque setting with vineyard views and a relaxing atmosphere.

4. Maurice Car'rie Vineyard & Winery: This family-friendly winery often allows leashed dogs on their property. Enjoy wine tastings and explore their charming surroundings.

5. Fazeli Cellars: Fazeli Cellars is known for its Persian-influenced wines, and they often welcome leashed dogs on their outdoor patio.

Others to check out:

Always check with the specific winery before visiting, as policies may vary, and some wineries may have restrictions during events or busy times. Additionally, it's important to ensure that your pet is comfortable and well-behaved in a social setting. Enjoy your wine-tasting experience with your furry friend!

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