Devon’s vineyards are often tucked into valleys or perched on gentle hillsides, and dogs on leads are a familiar sight on the trails that cross them. Estates here are generally relaxed about four-legged visitors outdoors, with water bowls or a quiet corner usually provided. Service dogs are welcome throughout, but many producers go further, so a vineyard trip can be part of a longer Devon ramble.
Explore a vineyard born from a spirited conversation among village friends in a pub, a testament to shared passion and community spirit.
A unique barn where a beloved 1903 traction engine adds a charming, historical twist to every vineyard celebration.
Kenton Park Estate And Vineyard welcomes dogs both inside and out, including on tours, provided they are kept on leads. The estate even offers a special dog menu for canine companions.
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Dogs are welcomed at Tamar Valley Vineyard, with access permitted in the winery, vineyard shop, and during tours. There are no explicit restrictions detailed regarding specific areas like indoor or outdoor access.
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Brickhouse Vineyard is very dog-friendly, welcoming supervised dogs throughout the venue, including the vineyard. They can even be involved in wedding celebrations!
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Dogs are not permitted in the vineyard at Lily Farm Vineyard, with the exception of assistance dogs.
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Wellhayes Vineyard is dog-friendly, welcoming dogs on tours that include both the vineyard and the winery.
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Savour their award-winning English wines, then simply melt into a charming cottage nestled directly amongst the very vines.
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Dogs on leads are welcome on the campsite, with a maximum of two per pitch, and are also permitted on the vineyard and winery tours. However, dogs are not allowed inside the glamping units.
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Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join tours and experiences at Huxbear Vineyard. They are permitted in both the vineyard and the winery areas during these visits.
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At Lyme Bay Winery, dogs are not permitted inside the working winery or Cellar Door shop, but a safe designated space is available for them by the front door. As the winery sources grapes from other growers, there are no vineyards on site for dogs to access.
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Dogs are welcome on guided vineyard tours, within the winery during tours, and in the restaurant/kitchen (both indoors and outside), where water and beds may be provided. All dogs must be kept on leads and under control.
