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Dog-Friendly Wineries in Napa Valley

Updated October 9, 2026

Napa Valley has 142 wineries that welcome dogs, out of the 790 you can visit. The biggest clusters are Rutherford and St. Helena. A typical tasting on this list is $50.

Rutherford

17 wineries

Alpha Omega Winery

Elizabeth Spencer Wines

Sequoia Grove Winery

Peju

Frog's Leap Winery

Raymond Vineyards

St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery

Rutherford Hill Winery

Whitehall Lane Winery

Honig Vineyard & Winery

Pestoni Family Estate Winery

The Terraces

Tres Sabores

Foley Johnson

William Harrison Vineyards & Winery

Niebaum-Pennino

Pina Napa Valley

St. Helena

17 wineries

Bougetz Cellars

Rombauer Vineyards

Grgich Hills Cellar

Ehlers Estate

Benessere Vineyards

Ballentine Vineyards

Salvestrin

Crocker & Starr Wines

Clif Family Winery

Markham Vineyards

Merryvale Vineyards

Titus Vineyards

Mending Wall

Young Inglewood Vineyards

Noble Family Wines

Parallel Napa Valley

Sutter Home Family Vineyards

Calistoga

14 wineries

Maria Concetto Winery

Bennett Lane Winery

Tedeschi Family Winery

Amici Cellars

Tamber Bey Vineyards

Vincent Arroyo Winery

Lola Wines

Brian Arden

Olabisi Winery

EOS Estate Winery

Elusa Winery

Cami Vineyards

Zahtila Vineyards

Picayune Cellars

Yountville

13 wineries

The Yount Room

Hoopes Vineyard

Jessup Cellars

Chandon

Paraduxx

Bardessono Yountville Vineyards

Hill Family Estate

Priest Ranch

Goosecross Cellars

Elyse Winery

hope & grace Winery

Stewart Cellars

Hill Family Tasting Room

Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley

9 wineries

Trefethen Family Vineyards

Monticello Vineyards

Black Stallion Estate Winery

Laird Family Estate

Backstage Winery

Materra, Cunat Family Vineyards

Matthiasson

Fortunati Vineyards

Boyd Family Vineyards

Howell Mountain

7 wineries

Kind Cellars

CADE Estate Winery

Cimarossa

Neal Family Vineyards

Spence Vineyards

Black Sears Winery

13th Vineyard

Stags Leap District

7 wineries

Clos Du Val

Stag's Leap Wine Cellars

Odette Estate Winery

Chimney Rock Winery

Pine Ridge Vineyards

Cliff Lede Vineyards

Regusci Winery

Oakville

5 wineries

Saddleback Cellars

Napa Cellars

Mark Herold Wines

PlumpJack Winery

Nickel & Nickel

Spring Mountain District

3 wineries

Robert Keenan Winery

Sherwin Family Vineyards

Terra Valentine

The rest of Napa Valley

50 wineries

Paloma Vineyard

Gentleman Farmer Wines

Girard Winery

Beringer Vineyards

Charles Krug

St. Clair Brown Winery & Brewery

Trinitas Cellars

Hagafen Cellars

Turnbull Wine Cellars

Hendry Winery

Storybook Mountain Vineyards

Fontanella Family Winery

Nichelini Family Winery

Bremer Family Winery

RD Winery

Eleven Eleven Winery

Pope Valley Winery

Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards

Levendi Estates Winery

Robert Craig Winery

Azur Wines

Krupp Brothers Estates

AvinoDos Wines

Benevolent Neglect

Mayacamas Vineyards - Downtown

GEN 7 Wines

Theorem Vineyards

Elkhorn Peak Cellars

Teachworth Winery

Jean Edwards Cellars

Schrader Cellars

Spelletich Cellars

Olette Vineyards and Winery

Crosby Roamann

V12 Vineyards

RustRidge Ranch

Aum Cellars

Shadowbox Cellars

Anarchist Wine Co.

Azur Wine Lounge

Fess Parker Family Portfolio

Punk Dog Wines

Regusci Winery Downtown Napa

Scalon Cellars

Spelletich Family Wine

Vin En Noir

Darioush Winery

Maxville Winery

Henry Estate Winery

Reid Family Vineyards

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Good to know

How many dog-friendly wineries are there in Napa Valley?

Spill lists 142 wineries in Napa Valley that confirm they welcome dogs. Walk-ins are welcome at 25 of them, and 109 ask for a reservation. A typical tasting is $50. The wineries themselves maintain the facts on 4 of these pages.

Can I bring my dog to wineries in Napa Valley?

Yes, at the Napa Valley wineries listed on this page. Policies vary (some allow dogs on the grounds and patios but not inside), so check each winery's page or call ahead before you go.