Prefer a wine glass to a canteen? Glamping in California’s wine regions combines the best of both worlds—nature lodging with easy access to wineries and tasting rooms. Many wineries are dog-friendly and offer treats, water bowls, and even vineyard tours where leashed pets are welcome.
Sites offer perks like outdoor showers, fire pits, and access to nearby hiking trails. Pack a picnic, leash up your pup, and discover a delicious new vintage of dog-friendly travel.
These wine country glampsites are a few of our Fido-friendly faves:
Wildhaven Sonoma, Healdsburg (Sonoma County)
Why we love it: Wake up in spacious safari tents and light-filled cabins set along the Russian River with vineyard views, cozy beds, heated blankets, and private fire pits. Guests get private river access and can also take advantage of live music, yoga, and other activities on Wildhaven’s property. Nearby, wineries welcome four-legged visitors, making this a perfect wine-and-wag escape.
Dog policy: Up to two well-behaved dogs (age 1+) are welcome for $30 per pet per night.
Cava Robles RV Resort, Paso Robles (SLO CAL)
Why we love it: Located in the heart of Paso Robles wine country, Cava Robles offers luxury glamping cottages and RV sites with vineyard views. Dogs are welcome in the cottages, and the resort has dog parks, trails, and even a dog-washing station. Dog-friendly wineries are just a short drive away.
Dog policy: All well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.
Flying Flags RV Resort Campground, Buellton (Santa Ynez Valley)
Why we love it: Located in the heart of Santa Ynez Valley wine country, Flying Flags is the kind of destination that can keep a lot of different family members happy—including four-legged ones. In addition to RV hookups, accommodation options include furnished cottages, cabins, tiki tents, and Airstream trailers appointed with fire pits and gas grills. The range of glamping types can accommodate traveling parties of up to four guests and all offer access to the pool and jacuzzi.
Dog policy: Up to two dogs are welcome and must be kept on leash; there is a one-time non-refundable pet fee of $50.
