Dog-friendly wineries on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail

6 of the 10 wineries on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail say dogs are welcome.

Checked October 1, 2026 on each winery’s own website and the trail’s member listing.

Rules vary: some wineries allow dogs only outdoors or on a leash. Check the winery’s own rules before you bring your dog.

Lucas Vineyards
Interlaken
The first winery on Cayuga Lake, run by the Lucas family, known for its nautical-themed Tug Boat and Nautie wines.
- not listed (choice of 3 or 5 wines)
- dog-friendly
- picnic
- live music
- lake view
Cayuga Ridge Estate Winery
Ovid
Challen family estate winery making wines from its own vineyards, poured in a rustic barn tasting room.
- $8 for four wines of your choice
- food
- dog-friendly
Hosmer Winery
Ovid
Family estate winery making wine since 1985 from 70 acres of vines, known for Riesling and Cabernet Franc.
- dog-friendly
- lodging
- picnic
- live music
Thirsty Owl Wine Company
Ovid
Lakefront estate winery pouring more than 25 wines, from Riesling and Pinot Gris to Malbec, Syrah and Pinot Noir; has its own boat dock.
- $5 for 5 wines ($2 back as a coupon on a bottle); $10 for groups over 20
- food
- dog-friendly
- lake view
- picnic
Swedish Hill Winery + Cider Co.
Romulus
Winery founded by the Peterson family in 1986, now owned by the Martin family; also makes Donkey Kick hard ciders.
- not listed (6 wines plus a sip of the month)
- brewery/cidery
- dog-friendly
Montezuma Winery
Seneca Falls
Martin family winery and meadery that grew out of beekeeping; also home to Hidden Marsh Distillery and its honey-based BEE Vodka.
- From $10 for 6 wines plus a sip of the month; spirit tastings from $6 for 3
- food
- distillery
- dog-friendly
- live music

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Frequently asked questions

Which wineries on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail allow dogs?

6 of 10: Lucas Vineyards, Cayuga Ridge Estate Winery, Hosmer Winery, Thirsty Owl Wine Company, Swedish Hill Winery + Cider Co. and Montezuma Winery. Rules vary: some wineries allow dogs only outdoors or on a leash. Check the winery’s own rules before you bring your dog.