Pack a picnic, as Albury Organic Vineyard encourages bringing your own food, though note that vineyard tables and chairs are reserved for tour and tasting groups, so a picnic rug or fold-up chair is recommended. You can purchase a bottle of wine or other drinks, including soft drinks, from the cellar door to enjoy with your picnic. The self-guided tour itself is free.

The vineyard is family-friendly, welcoming children who can explore and enjoy a wildlife trail, bug hotel, and spotting local wildlife. While children are welcome on the self-guided tour, they are not permitted on guided tours or wine tasting experiences. Well-behaved dogs on leads are also welcome in all outdoor areas, including the self-guided tour path and during outdoor wine tastings.

After your self-guided tour, you can relax in the tasting room or on the picturesque patio, enjoying a glass of wine or a cheese and charcuterie board. The vineyard is open seasonally, primarily on weekends.

Pack a picnic and grab a bottle of wine from the Cellar Door Shop to enjoy during your visit. Self-guided tours are free and maps can be collected from the Cellar Door Shop. Dogs on leads are welcome on the self-guided tours around the vineyard and in the Cellar Door Shop. While guided tours are not suitable for those under 18, families with children are welcome at the Cellar Door Shop. Afterwards, enjoy wine from the Horsebox Bar, which is open on Saturdays during the summer season.

Painshill Park offers self-guided tours through its 18th-century landscape garden, a "living painting" designed by Charles Hamilton. The park encourages visitors to utilize their website for information to enhance their exploration.

Pack a picnic and spread your blanket in one of the many peaceful spots, though dining inside the follies is not permitted. While you can't bring your own wine from home, Painshill has its own small vineyard producing sparkling white and rosé wines, available for purchase in the gift shop when stock allows.

Children are welcome, with free entry for those under 5 years old, and there's a natural play area. Dogs are also very welcome, provided they are kept on a short, fixed lead at all times. Dog waste bins are conveniently located throughout the landscape.

After exploring the 158-acre estate, visitors can find refreshments at Mr. Hamilton's Tea Room, which serves hot and cold lunches and treats. During summer and some school holidays, the Gothic Tower Summer Café offers drinks, cakes, and snacks. There's also a Horsebox Café located by Woollett Bridge seasonally. The gift shop offers a selection of items, including Painshill's own wine.

Explore the High Clandon self-guided Vineyard Trail. Pack a picnic to enjoy, and acquire a bottle of their award-winning sparkling Cuvée from the cellar door. Children are welcomed, and well-behaved dogs on leads are permitted. Afterwards, relax in the atmospheric Glass Barn, which serves as the cellar door for tastings and purchases of their vintage Cuvée, liqueur, and gin. Cream teas and cakes are occasionally offered during special events.