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7 Best Dog-Friendly Wineries Near NYC

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7 Best Dog-Friendly Wineries Near NYC

Bonding with Your Dog
By Jacqueline Bennett

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It’s home to some of the nation’s oldest vineyards—we’re talking New York! New York is the third-largest wine producer in the country, right behind California and Washington. Nearby New Jersey also has plenty of offerings, most within a couple hours of the Big Apple. We’ve scoped out the 7 best dog-friendly wineries near NYC.

1. Working Dog Winery

610 Windsor Perrineville Road
Robinsinville, NJ 08691
Photos via Working Dog Winery.

Photos via Working Dog Winery.

  • Leashed dogs allowed in outdoor seating area
  • Large lawn area where dogs can hang
  • Great views

2. Southwind Vineyard

385 Lebanon Road
Millville, NJ 08332
Photo via Emma's Paw Prints.

Photo via Emma’s Paw Prints.

  • Three miles of trails on-site to explore
  • Leashed dogs allowed in tasting room
  • Horses on the property

3. Robibero Family Vineyards

714 Albany Post Road
New Paltz, NY 12561
Photo via Emma's Paw Prints.

Photo via Emma’s Paw Prints.

  • Meet the winery dogs
  • Leashed and well-behaved dogs allowed in tasting room
  • Vocal dogs may be asked to step outside
  • Just over an hour drive from NYC

4. Americana Vineyards

4367 East Covert Road
Interlaken, NY 14847
Photo via Rae By Day.

Photo via Rae By Day.

  • This is a little trek from NYC, but worth it!
  • Be greeted by the two winery dogs, Max and Rubie
  • Sponsors festivals and concert series
  • Dogs allowed in tasting room and outdoor covered patio with picnic tables
  • Dogs need to be leashed, extra leashes available

5. Martha Clara Vineyards

6205 Sound Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
Photos via Martha Clara Vineyards Vines & Canines album.

Dogs can meet horses and other animals on-site. Photos via Martha Clara Vineyards Vines & Canines album.

  • Leashed pets allowed, leashes no longer than 6 feet
  • Outside games
  • Horse-drawn carriage rides
  • Animal farm on-site

6. Palmer Vineyards

5120 Sound Ave
Riverhead NY 11901
Photo via North Forker.

Photo via North Forker.

  • One of the longest-running wineries on Long Island
  • Doggie socials on weekends with proceeds benefiting a local shelter
  • Dog-friendly staff
  • Enjoy outdoor deck or grassy areas with picnic tables
  • Great views

7. Duck Walk Vineyards North

44535 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
Photo via Dan's Papers.

Photo via Dan’s Papers.

  • Leashed dogs allowed in tasting room
  • Rules say leashed dogs allowed outside, some visitors say rule is lax
  • Large outdoor space
  • Eco-friendly winery

The Bottom Line

Wineries in and around New York are rich with history, and they’re not excluding dogs from getting in on the fun! With some of the country’s oldest wineries just a day-trip away, it’s easy to hop in the car with your furry friend and enjoy a glass or two.

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