Larkhill Vineyard
Larkhill Vineyard welcomes "well-behaved dogs" on vineyard tours and tastings, as well as during their "Pop Ups" events, which are both dog and child friendly and do not require booking.
Best Dog Friendly Vineyards in Gloucestershire
Among Cotswold edges and Severn‑side slopes, Gloucestershire is quietly good for dog owners. Dogs on leads are typically fine on terraces and lawns, with water bowls close by. Service dogs are permitted across all areas by law, and many estates make space so pets can join without fuss.
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FAQ
Which vineyards in Gloucestershire allow dogs?
Gloucestershire has several dog-friendly vineyards, especially around the Cotswolds. Deer Park, Kingsthorne, Larkhill, Quoins Organic, and Road Green all welcome dogs on leads. Woodchester Valley also allows dogs in certain outdoor areas. Poulton Hill and Bow in the Cloud are two examples that are less accommodating, so always check before visiting.
Can I bring my dog inside at Gloucestershire vineyards?
Most estates prefer dogs to stay outside, though a few like Road Green and Quoins Organic allow dogs in relaxed tasting spaces.
Are there good dog walks near Gloucestershire vineyards?
Gloucestershire vineyards are surrounded by the rolling hills and trails of the Cotswolds. Deer Park has its own walking routes, Woodchester Valley connects to the Five Valleys countryside, and Quoins Organic sits near Bath’s surrounding footpaths.
Do I need to book in advance if bringing a dog to a Gloucestershire vineyard?
It’s best to, especially for estates like Woodchester Valley and Deer Park where dog-friendly spaces can be limited. Smaller vineyards may be flexible, but advance notice helps.
Do Gloucestershire vineyards provide extras for dogs?
Many offer water bowls on terraces, and a few may provide treats. Still, it’s wise to bring your own water, especially in summer.
Can I combine a vineyard visit with a dog walk in Gloucestershire?
Definitely. Many vineyards are close to famous walking spots - Woodchester Valley is near the Cotswold Way, while Deer Park and Larkhill both have vineyard walks with sweeping countryside views.