Dog-friendly wineries on the Texas Hill Country Wineries

9 of the 59 wineries on the Texas Hill Country Wineries 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.

Perissos Vineyard and Winery
Burnet
- $28 per tasting
- food
- dog-friendly
Arch Ray Winery
Fredericksburg
Winery inside the 72-acre Arch Ray Resort on the Pedernales River, alongside a brewery, distillery and restaurant.
- food
- lodging
- brewery/cidery
- distillery
- dog-friendly
Fiesta Winery 290
Fredericksburg
The winery's own site now presents this location as Fiesta Winery at Arch Ray, about 4 miles from Main Street, pouring over 50 Texas wines from dry to dessert.
- $25 wine tasting
- dog-friendly
- live music
Slate Theory Winery
Fredericksburg
Family-owned winery using 100% Texas fruit from its estate vineyards and regional growers.
- White $25, mixed $30, red $35 per person
- food
- dog-friendly
Carter Creek Winery
Johnson City
Winery resort with villas, a restaurant, the Old 290 Brewery and a spa on site.
- lodging
- food
- brewery/cidery
- dog-friendly
- live music
Farmhouse Vineyards
Johnson City
Marketplace tasting room in Johnson City, the first Wine Road 290 stop coming from Austin.
- dog-friendly
Westcave Cellars Winery & Brewery
Johnson City
Most of its grapes are grown on site; also runs a brewery.
- brewery/cidery
- dog-friendly
Flat Creek Estate
Marble Falls
Established in 1996; uses Old World methods and has a Tuscan-style tasting room.
- dog-friendly
- live music
- event venue
Spicewood Vineyards
Spicewood
Winery on a 32-acre vineyard with two tasting menus.
- dog-friendly
- picnic
- food

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Frequently asked questions

Which wineries on the Texas Hill Country Wineries allow dogs?

9 of 59: Perissos Vineyard and Winery, Arch Ray Winery, Fiesta Winery 290, Slate Theory Winery, Carter Creek Winery, Farmhouse Vineyards, Westcave Cellars Winery & Brewery, Flat Creek Estate and Spicewood Vineyards. Rules vary: some wineries allow dogs only outdoors or on a leash. Check the winery’s own rules before you bring your dog.