Helping you discover the best of Britain’s vineyards

Helping you discover the best of Britain’s vineyards

Best Dog Friendly Vineyards in Kent

In Kent, many vineyards lie close to hop gardens or old orchards, offering dogs a gentle walk while you sample local varietals. Outdoor areas tend to be relaxed, with plenty of space for pets to explore safely while you taste. The country lanes linking estates make it feel like a proper shared outing.


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FAQ

Which vineyards in Kent allow dogs?
Kent is packed with vineyards that allow dogs on the estate, including Chapel Down, Gusbourne, and Squerryes. However, in a lot of cases dogs are not allowed on tours or tastings - check directly with the vineyard.
Can I bring my dog inside at Kent vineyards?
Most Kent vineyards restrict dogs to outdoor areas and vineyard walks. At Woolton Farm, dogs are welcome across much of the site, while The Mount Vineyard offers outdoor dining spaces where dogs are accommodated. Indoors, policies vary - always check before visiting.
Are there good walks near Kent vineyards?
Yes. Westwell and Gusbourne both sit near walking trails in the Kent Downs AONB, while Chapel Down and Biddenden offer vineyard paths ideal for short walks. Squerryes near Westerham has access to wider countryside walks in the North Downs.
Do I need to book in advance if bringing a dog to a Kent vineyard?
Booking is advisable for popular estates like Gusbourne and Chapel Down, especially if you’d like a terrace table or to join a tasting. Smaller vineyards are usually more flexible, but it’s best to call ahead.
Do Kent vineyards provide dog-friendly extras?
Many vineyards in Kent put out water bowls and some, such as The Mount and Woolton Farm, are known for being especially welcoming with treats and shaded areas. Bring your own supplies in summer just in case.