The Ultimate List of Dog Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles

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Planning to Visit Dog Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles?

While it is true that Paso Robles is a wonderful place to bring your dog, a little common courtesy and awareness will go a long way to ensure Fluffy and your winery stay friendly:

Keep your dog leashed. Most dog-friendly wineries in Paso Robles will ask that dogs be kept on a leash at all times. This is for the safety of both your dog and other visitors to the winery.
Bring water and snacks for your dog. While some wineries provide water bowls for dogs, it’s always a good idea to bring your own water and a few snacks to keep them satisfied. As a courtesy, feeding and hydrating them outside would surely be appreciated.
Be respectful of other visitors. Not everyone is a dog lover, and there are some whom are phobic, so, keep your dog close to you and under control at all times, being mindful of other visitors’ personal space.
Clean up after your dog. It’s critical to clean up after your dog, both inside and outside the winery. Bring a few bags with you and ensure that you account for their need for a bathroom break as far away from the tasting area as is reasonable, such as the parking lot.
Call ahead if you aren’t certain the winery’s policy about dogs, your size dog etc. If you have hired a designated driver, check if they are OK with watching your dog while you are tasting.

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Handy List of Dog Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles

Please note* this list MAY not be 100% accurate as times and policies change. It never hurts to confirm with wineries ahead of time to be sure. Most of these are pulled from other Paso Robles travel websites, and a few from our direct experience. It is certain that this list can be added to as the Paso Robles wine map is large and ever-evolving. So, if a winery you hope to travel with your dog isn’t listed here, that does not necessarily mean they aren’t dog friendly. A dog-friendly tour company like Destination Drivers is happy to confirm these details for you if needed.

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Aaron
Absolution Cellars
Allegretto Wines
Alta Colina Vineyard & Winery
Ambyth Estate
Anarchy Wine Co.
Ancient Peaks Winery
Arbuckle Ridge
Asuncion Ridge Vineyards
Austin Hope & Treana Tasting Cellar
B & E Vineyard & Winery
Barr Estate Winery
Barton Family Wines
Bella Luna Estate Winery
Bethel Rd. Distillery & Winery
Bianchi Winery
Bodega de Edgar
Bon Niche
Booker Vineyards (Owners love dogs and own a Bernese Mountain Dog.)
Bovino Vineyards
Brecon Estate (big winery dog on site)
Bushong Vintage Company
CAB HOUSE at Hansen Vineyards
Caelesta Wines and Vineyards
Cairjn Wine Cellars
Calcareous Vineyard (plenty of dirt and grass for walking your dog)
Caliza Winery
Caparone Winery
Cass Winery (also horseback riding can be arranged here)
Castoro Cellars
Ciento Cellars
Clavo Cellars
Clesi Winery (country setting including other dogs and goats on site)
CONCUR Wines
Copia Vineyards and Winery
Cordant Winery
Croad Vineyards
Cypher Winery
DAOU (ample outdoor seating)
Dark Star
Defiance Vineyard
Derby Wine Estates
Dilecta Wines
Domaine Degher/Mojo Cellars
Donati Family Vineyard
Dracaeana Wines
Dresser Winery by Gelfand Vineyards
Dubost
Dunning Vineyards Estate Winery
Eberle Winery (Famous for their standard poodle dogs. Gary Eberle is a big dog lover)
Ecluse Wines
Ella’s Vineyard
End of the Day Wines
Epoch Estate Wines
Field Recordings
Four Lanterns Winery
Four Sisters Ranch
Fratelli Perata
Giornata
Glunz Family Winery
Graveyard Vineyards
Harmony Cellars
Hawks Hill Ranch Winery
Justin Vineyards & Winery* (the indoor restaurant and the INN are not dog friendly)
Kaleidos
Kiamie Wines (winery dogs and goats on site)
Kukkula
La Perdignus
Le Cuvier Winery
Le Vigne Winery
Level 3
Levo Wine
Linne Calodo Cellars (winery cats on site)
Locatelli Vineyards & Winery
Lone
Hearst Ranch Winery Paso Robles
Hearst Ranch Winery San Simeon
High Camp Wines
Hoyt Family Vineyards
Hunt Cellars
Indigene Cellars
J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines
J Dusi (sometimes has treats for dogs)
Jack Creek Cellars
Jada Vineyard & Winery
LXV Wine
McPrice Myers Wines
MCV Wines
MEA Wine
Midnight Cellars
Mitchella Vineyard and Winery
Nenow Family Wines
Niner Wine Estate
ONX Wines (winery dogs on site)
Opolo Vineyards
Oso Libre Winery
Paix Sur Terre
Paris Valley Road Estate Winery
Parrish Family Vineyard
PasoPort / Per Caso Cellars
Pelletiere Estate Vineyard & Winery
Pianetta Winery
Rasmussen Vineyards and Winery
Rangeland
Riboli Family Wines
Riverstar Vineyards
Robert Hall Winery
Rotta Winery
Sans Liege Wines
Santellan Vineyards
Sculpterra (expansive garden and open space)
Sea Shell Cellars
Seven Angels Cellars
Seven Oxen Estate Wines
Sextant Wines
Shadow Run Vineyard and Winery
Shale Oak Winery
Sixmilebridge
Steinbeck Vineyards & Winery
Stilson Cellars
SummerWood Winery
Tablas Creek Vineyard
Tackitt Family Vineyards (winery dog on site)
The Fableist Wine Co.
Tobin James Callars
TOP
Turtle Rock Vineyards
Venteux Vineyards (large grass area)
Victor Hugo Winery
Villa San-Juliette Vineyard & Winery
Villicana Winery
Vina Robles Vineyards & Winery
Vino Vargas
Vinyl Vineyards
VOLATUS
Whalebone (winery dog on site)
Windward Vineyard
Wine Boss
ZANOLI Wine
Zenaida Cellars

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Off-Leash Dog Parks in Paso Robles

Sherwood Dog Park

There is a 1.25 acre park with cross fencing to separate big and small dogs with recycled wood chips as ground cover. Dog bags are available as well as drinking water, tennis balls, rackets, and a dunk pool. Park benches and tables available for dog owners, with ample shade from a shade structure and trees in the dog park. Sherwood Dog Park runs by donation ($1 day use) fee or annual membership ($25/year) Off leash OK.

LOCATION: 290 Scott Street in Paso Robles

Vineyard Dog Park

Vineyard Dog Park is just south of Paso Robles inn Templeton. About 1 acre’s worth of clean space on wood chips and plenty of tennis balls. Dogs have access to clean water and shade. There is seating and divided areas for small and big dogs. Vineyard Dog Park runs by donation ($1 day use) fee or annual membership ($25/hr) Off leash OK.

LOCATION: 1010 Semillon Lane in Templeton, CA.

Leashed Dog Areas in Paso Robles

Centennial Park Dog Walk Trail

This dog walk trail is located in Centennial Park in Paso Robles which is adjacent to sport fields and playgrounds. The trail has dog waste bags and shade.

LOCATION: 600 Nickerson Drive, Paso Robles, CA.

Lake Nacimiento

The lake is a great spot for dogs while hiking or walking. Though the area is mainly used for fishing, boating, and camping, dogs are allowed with leash anywhere for $5/day. Lake Nacimiento is 17 miles northwest of Paso Robles.

Salinas Riverwalk Trail

Dogs and dog owners enjoy the Riverwalk trail along the Paso Robles river basin. Easily accessible from downtown Paso Robles off South River Road. You’ll find dozens of dogs on leash here enjoying the great outdoors.

Dog Friendly Wine Tours in Paso Robles from Destination Drivers

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Destination Drivers has been offering dog-friendly wine tours in Paso Robles since 2010. Hundreds of parties have brought their dogs out to wine taste driven in the comfort of their own vehicle, with a designated driver who not only accommodates, but enjoys the company of your pet. In the case your tour comes across a winery that does not allow dogs inside, your driver is happy to sit with your dog in the vehicle, or even take them for a walk (with your permission of course).