Helping you discover the best of Britain’s vineyards

Helping you discover the best of Britain’s vineyards

Best Dog Friendly Vineyards in West Sussex

Here, vineyards tucked into the South Downs make relaxing afternoons with your dog feel natural. Outdoor spaces are generally dog-friendly, especially shaded terraces and picnic areas, so you can stroll, sip, and share the moment with your pet by your side. It feels less like a logistical challenge and more like a shared mini-adventure.

FAQ

Which vineyards in West Sussex allow dogs?
West Sussex has some of the most dog-friendly vineyards in the country. Kinsbrook (near Thakeham), Tinwood and Ashling Park (near Chichester), Artelium (Albourne site), and Stopham (near Pulborough) all welcome dogs on leads.
Can I bring my dog inside at West Sussex vineyards?
Most vineyards prefer dogs to stay outdoors, but Kinsbrook and Ashling Park are particularly welcoming, even allowing dogs in their restaurants. Check directly with the vineyard or on our vineyard details page for more information.
Are there good dog walks near West Sussex vineyards?
Yes - vineyards here sit within the South Downs National Park. Wiston has public footpaths running through the estate, Ashling Park is close to Goodwood’s trails, and Kinsbrook connects easily to countryside walks. Petworth Park and the Downs near Duncton are also nearby if you want to extend your walk.
Do I need to book in advance if bringing a dog to a West Sussex vineyard?
For larger estates like Wiston and Ashling Park, booking is recommended to secure outdoor tables. Smaller vineyards are often flexible but still appreciate advance notice, especially during busy weekends.
Do West Sussex vineyards provide extras for dogs?
Many do. At Ashling Park and Kinsbrook our dog was offered treats.