For wine lovers looking for a slower pace and fewer crowds, Sonoma Valley offers just the ticket. And there is no need to leave your best friend home; there are plenty of pet-friendly lodgings to choose from and just one look at our guide to the pet-friendly wineries of Sonoma Valley and you'll see that vintners are a pet-loving bunch.
If you're in the Valley the last full weekend in September, don't miss the Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival in Sonoma. You and your pet can watch the Blessing of the Grapes and the parade through town, along with other activities.
And after a hard day of wine tasting, you and your pet might want to unwind with a relaxing ramble. The Jack London State Historic Park in Kenwood offers just the thing. London wrote a lot great dog books (Call of the Wild, White Fang, Brown Wolf & Other Stories, etc.) so we're sure your best buddy will catch a vibe there. You can visit Jack's gravesite as well as the ruins of his dream house, "Wolf House," which burned down in 1913.
Pet Policy: We are pet friendly and allow up to two dogs in a room. The size limit for a dog is 80 pounds. Pets allowed based on the availability of pet friendly rooms. Pet rate is $15.00 per day for one dog or $20.00 per day for two dogs with a $100 per week max.
Policy Confirmed: 10/30/2017 | Update this Pet Policy
Policy Confirmed: 10/30/2017
Pet Policy: Up to 2 pets per room, dogs and cats. $35 per night. No size limit.
Policy Confirmed: 06/21/2019 | Update this Pet Policy
Policy Confirmed: 06/21/2019
D'Argenzio Winery is a boutique Italian family winery hidden in an urban setting near downtown Santa Rosa. There is a bocce ball court out back on the patio and they are family and dog friendly. Live music on Thursdays from 6-9pm.
Mayo Family Winery offers a Premium Tasting that includes six different wines and a unique Adventure Tasting with nine lesser known varitials! The tasting room is dog friendly and has a scenic picnic area!
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