Dog-friendly spots · Lincoln
Dog-friendly wineries in Lincoln.
10 wineries in Lincoln where the venue says your dog is welcome, each with its nearest off-leash park.
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- Winery · Lincoln
180 Estate Winery
- Dogs on the patio
4055 Nineteenth Street
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 9.0 km
Venue's own website: FAQ says well-behaved, leashed dogs are always welcome on the patio. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Calamus Estate Winery
- Dogs welcome inside
3100 Glen Rd
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 8.1 km
Venue's own website: Bistro page says all areas are dog-friendly and leashed dogs are welcome in the bistro and retail shop. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Cave Spring Vineyard Tasting Room
- Dogs on the patio
4043 Cave Spring Road
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 2.5 km
Venue's own website: FAQ says well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome on the tasting room patio but never inside. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Feathersone Estate Winery
- Dogs on the patio
3678 Victoria Avenue
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 6.6 km
Venue's own website: Site says leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome in designated dog areas. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Fielding Estate Winery
- Dogs on the patio
4020 Locust Lane
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 1.7 km
Venue's own website: FAQ says leashed dogs are welcome at the picnic tables and Muskoka chairs on the grounds but not inside or in the outdoor lounges; a dog-friendly wine dome can be booked in winter. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Kew Vineyards Estate Winery
- Dogs on the patio
4696 King Street
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 2.1 km
Venue's own website: FAQ says the winery is pet friendly for leashed, well-behaved dogs of any size, without naming the areas. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Stonewall Estates
- Dogs on the patio
4209 Eleventh Street
Nearest off-leash park: Carol Disher Leash Free Dog Park, 6.5 km
Venue's own website: FAQ says dogs are welcome on the patio when it is open but not inside because food is served. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Sue-Ann Staff Estate Winery
- Dogs on the patio
3210 Staff Avenue
Nearest off-leash park: Centre Street Leash-Free Dog Park, 8.7 km
Venue's own website: Plan-your-visit page says leashed dogs are welcome outdoors year-round; only service dogs inside. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Vineland Estates Winery
- Dogs on the patio
3620 Moyer Road
Nearest off-leash park: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area, 5.8 km
Venue's own website: Restaurant page says the restaurant and patio are not dog-friendly, but a designated dog area by the wine shop is. · Website
- Winery · Lincoln
Wescott Vineyards
- Dogs on the patio
3180 Seventeenth Street
Nearest off-leash park: Centre Street Leash-Free Dog Park, 8.3 km
Venue's own website: Visit page says well-behaved dogs are welcome on the grounds and patio. · Website
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At a glance
There are 10 dog-friendly wineries listed in Lincoln so far. 1 welcome dogs inside; the rest are patio only.
Every listing names its nearest off-leash park, so you can plan the walk and the stop together.
A place only appears here when the venue itself or the city says dogs are welcome, or a visitor tells us and we check it. Policies change with the season and the staff on shift, so check before you go.
Questions
Good to know.
Where are the dog-friendly wineries in Lincoln?
180 Estate Winery, Calamus Estate Winery, Cave Spring Vineyard Tasting Room, Feathersone Estate Winery and Fielding Estate Winery, plus 5 more.
Are dogs allowed inside, or only on the patio?
1 of the 10 wineries listed here welcome dogs inside, including Calamus Estate Winery. The rest allow dogs on the patio only.
Which one is closest to an off-leash park?
Fielding Estate Winery: Kinsmen Park Fenced Dog Area is about 1.7 km away.
How we list places
Only when someone who knows says so.
A place appears here only if the business itself says dogs are welcome (on its website or official pages), a city lists it as dog-friendly, or a visitor reports it and we check it. Each listing says which, and when we last checked.
Policies change with the seasons, the staff on shift and local health rules, and dogs are usually limited to patios. Always check with the venue before you go, and keep your dog leashed and settled while you're there.
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