Dog-friendly spots · Prince Edward County

Dog-friendly wineries in Prince Edward County.

10 wineries in Prince Edward County where the venue says your dog is welcome, each with its nearest off-leash park.

Showing 10 of 10

  1. Winery · Prince Edward County

    3 Dogs Winery

    • Dogs on the patio

    120 Fish Lake Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Prince Edward County Dog Park, 14 km

    Venue's own website: FAQ says the winery is dog friendly for leashed, socialized dogs. · Website

  2. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Broken Stone Winery

    • Dogs on the patio

    524 Closson Road

    Nearest off-leash park: East Zwick's Park Off-Leash Dog Park, 17 km

    Venue's own website: Visit page says it is a dog-friendly winery for well-behaved dogs. · Website

  3. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Gravelhill Vineyards

    • Dogs on the patio

    567 Closson Road

    Nearest off-leash park: East Zwick's Park Off-Leash Dog Park, 17 km

    Venue's own website: Visitor page says the winery is dog friendly and asks that dogs stay leashed. · Website

  4. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Lighthall

    • Dogs welcome inside

    308 Lighthall Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Prince Edward County Dog Park, 13 km

    Venue's own website: Visit page says leashed dogs are welcome wherever you are, including the indoor bar. · Website

  5. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Rosehill Run Vineyards

    • Dogs on the patio

    1234 Greer Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Hanna Park, 19 km

    Venue's own website: Tasting room page says pets are welcome on the grounds. · Website

  6. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Sandbanks Estate Winery

    • Dogs welcome inside

    17598 Loyalist Parkway

    Nearest off-leash park: Hanna Park, 22 km

    Venue's own website: Tasting page says leashed dogs are welcome inside and outside the boutique, and there is an off-leash dog park beside it. · Website

  7. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Sugarbush Vineyards

    • Dogs on the patio

    1286 Wilson Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Prince Edward County Dog Park, 16 km

    Venue's own website: Home page says well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. · Website

  8. Winery · Prince Edward County

    The Grange of Prince Edward

    • Dogs on the patio

    990 Closson Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Hanna Park, 18 km

    Venue's own website: Visit page asks that pets stay outdoors and leashed; only service animals indoors. · Website

  9. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Traynor Family Vineyard

    • Dogs on the patio

    1774 Danforth Road

    Nearest off-leash park: Hanna Park, 18 km

    Venue's own website: Visiting page says leashed dogs are welcome on every outdoor patio. · Website

  10. Winery · Prince Edward County

    Waupoos Estates Winery

    • Dogs on the patio

    3016 County Road 8

    Nearest off-leash park: Prince Edward County Dog Park, 14 km

    Venue's own website: FAQ says pets can't go inside the food areas but can join you for a flight in the wine garden or for patio dining. · Website

The guide

At a glance

There are 10 dog-friendly wineries listed in Prince Edward County so far. 2 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 Prince Edward County?

3 Dogs Winery, Broken Stone Winery, Gravelhill Vineyards, Lighthall and Rosehill Run Vineyards, plus 5 more.

Are dogs allowed inside, or only on the patio?

2 of the 10 wineries listed here welcome dogs inside, including Lighthall and Sandbanks Estate Winery. The rest allow dogs on the patio only.

Which one is closest to an off-leash park?

Lighthall: Prince Edward County Dog Park is about 13 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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