Dog-friendly wineries on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail
7 of the 10 wineries on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail say dogs are welcome.
Rules vary: some wineries allow dogs only outdoors or on a leash. Check the winery’s own rules before you bring your dog.
2 Lads Winery
Traverse City
58-acre estate near the tip of the peninsula focused on cool-climate reds and sparkling wines.
- $15 wine flights; guided tasting $40; private tour & tasting $75
- food
- dog-friendly
Black Star Farms (Old Mission)
Traverse City
Second tasting room of Black Star Farms, focused on white wine production and distilling.
- distillery
- dog-friendly
Bowers Harbor Vineyards
Traverse City
Makes over 30 wines and ciders, including sparkling wines and fruit ports.
- dog-friendly
- kids area
- brewery/cidery
Chateau Chantal
Traverse City
Hilltop 65-acre estate with views of both bays; makes more than 40 wines from dry to sweet, and runs a B&B.
- Spirit tastings from $3; wine by the glass from $9
- lodging
- dog-friendly
- live music
- food
- event venue
Chateau Grand Traverse
Traverse City
Making wine on Old Mission Peninsula since 1974; has an inn and offers walk-in and reserved tasting experiences.
- lodging
- food
- live music
- dog-friendly
Hawthorne Vineyards
Traverse City
Estate on a high bluff overlooking East and West Grand Traverse Bay; wines include Auxerrois, Chardonnay, Riesling and Lemberger.
- dog-friendly
Tabone Vineyards
Traverse City
Estate winery making small batches of dry, fruit-forward Riesling, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris; first vintage in 2014.
- dog-friendly
- food
More ways to plan the Old Mission Peninsula trail
- Wineries with food6 on this trail
- Wineries with live music3 on this trail
- Wineries with lodging3 on this trail
Dog-friendly wineries on every trail we cover · All 10 wineries on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail
Frequently asked questions
Which wineries on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail allow dogs?
7 of 10: 2 Lads Winery, Black Star Farms (Old Mission), Bowers Harbor Vineyards, Chateau Chantal, Chateau Grand Traverse, Hawthorne Vineyards and Tabone Vineyards. Rules vary: some wineries allow dogs only outdoors or on a leash. Check the winery’s own rules before you bring your dog.