I just recently took my first wine tasting trip to Paso Robles with my new dog, Booker.
Before my visit, I did some extensive searching online to see which wineries allow dogs – either in the tasting room or outside – and was surprised by how little information is available.
I contacted several wineries in Paso Robles and was pleasantly surprised by how many welcome dogs with open arms. I wanted to share my findings with other dog lovers and have listed the wineries I spoke to below. I plan to expand this list with each visit…
- Chumeia Vineyard
8331 Highway 46 East
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-226-0102
Hours: Monday through Thursday 12PM – 5PM, Friday through Sunday 11AM – 5PM
* UPDATE 11/13: CLOSED. Chumeia Vineyards appears to be closed and is currently listed for sale by Sotheby’s International Realty.
Notes: Chumeia is an extremely dog-friendly winery where leashed dogs can be brought into the tasting room. There were water bowls available and a huge grassy area where dogs can run and play. Booker spent most of our visit playing with Cristo, the winery dog. In 2007, Chumeia formed a partnership with Woods Humane Society of San Luis Obispo to help raise money for the homeless animals in the county.
- Calcareous Vineyard
3430 Peachy Canyon Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-239-0289
Hours: Open daily 11AM – 5PM
Notes: Calcareous is very dog-friendly and has a few winery dogs of their own. I didn’t ask if dogs are allowed in the tasting room, but they are very welcome to run and play on their big, beautiful grassy area. The incredibly friendly tasting room staff brought Booker his own bowl of water.
Booker playing with the winery dogs at Calcareous
- Bianchi Winery
3380 Branch Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-226-9922
Hours: Open daily 10AM – 5PM
Notes: The grounds are absolutely gorgeous at Bianchi and dogs are very welcome as long as the owners have a leash available. We sat by the Koi filled lake and Booker enjoyed water from his very own bowl.
Fascinated by the Koi fish at Bianchi
- Treana and Hope Family Wines
1585 Live Oak Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-238-4112
Hours: Friday & Saturday 10AM – 4PM, or by appointment
Notes: This beautiful little winery had a great outdoor patio where dogs are welcome to relax. Booker was given his own water bowl.
Relaxing on the patio at Treana and Hope Family Wines
- Villa Creek Cellars
5995 Peachy Canyon Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-238-7145
Hours: Friday through Sunday 11AM – 5PM
Notes: Villa Creek is very dog-friendly and Booker was allowed in the tasting room as long as we kept him leashed (and he didn’t pee on the barrels).
- Chronic Cellars Winery
2020 Nacimiento Lake Drive
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-237-7848
Hours: Open daily 11:30AM – 5:30PM
Notes: Chronic Cellars is also very dog friendly as long as the dog is kept leashed.
- Eberle Winery
3810 Hwy. 46 East
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-238-9607
Hours: Summer 10AM – 6PM, Winter 10AM – 5PM
Notes: Dogs are very welcome, but they must be leashed and monitored in the tasting room.
- B & E Vineyard/Winery
10,000 Creston Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-238-4815
Hours: Friday through Sunday 11AM – 5PM; Mon through Thurs by appointment
Notes: Although we didn’t make during our trip, Patti at B & E Vineyard/Winery was very open to having Booker stop by. The wine at B & E is great and we look very forward to heading there on our next visit.
- Booker Vineyard & Winery
2640 Anderson Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Ph: 805-237-7367
Hours: Friday through Sunday 11AM – 5PM
Notes: I was thrilled to hear that Booker Vineyard & Winery – the winery after which my dog was named – is very dog friendly. We didn’t have time to visit during our trip, but I can’t wait to introduce Booker next time we’re in Paso Robles.
Related Posts:
Dog Friendly Wineries in Paso Robles – Part 2
Dog Friendly Wineries in Santa Barbara Wine Country
Dog Friendly Wineries in Sonoma County
Wine-ding Road 
This is really helpful. Thanks!
I’m so glad to hear! I plan to do another dog-friendly winery post soon…
This is SO helpful!!! Thank you so much, we have been to Paso a few times, but are planning our first dog trip. Can’t wait to see the rest of the dog post. Oh, and Booker is our favorite 🙂
Thanks so much…I’m so happy you found this helpful! I should have a new dog post up soon. Have a great time with your pup in Paso and enjoy Booker!! YUM 🙂
Eagle Castle is also very dog friendly.
Thanks for the info! I will check it out next time I’m in town…
Any advice on accomodations?
There are a few good lodging options in Paso Robles that allow dogs. Both Holiday Inn Express Inn & Suites (http://www.hixpaso.com/) and La Quinta Inn & Suites (http://www.lq.com/lq/properties/propertyProfile.do?propId=832) are dog-friendly. They’re not very fancy, but they’re decent if you’re on a budget. If you prefer higher-end lodging, Hotel Cheval (http://www.hotelcheval.com/) allows dogs and is a very nice hotel. Finally, we’ve found a few small rental homes on VRBO (http://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/california/central-coast/paso-robles) if you prefer to go that route. Have fun!
Oh my, this was so helpful, thank you! This is our first trip with Rufus, our golden. I was told the Vintners seen has a new guide that list all dog friendly wineries, but its not on their website yet, you can get it by snail mail. Happy dog winery tasting!
I’m so glad to hear! Which wineries did you visit?
so glad we found your blog. we are in cayucos with our 2 dogs and are going to visit a paso robles winery based on your blog this afternoon!
I’m so happy to hear that! I hope you had a great day in Paso!
My Husband and I were in Paso in September for a wedding and we followed your recommendations which were greatly appreciated!! We stayed at the La Quinta which was very dog friendly and we even had our own patio. We started out with Lunch at Panolivo which was amazing!! We went to 3 wineries that were all dog friendly. We started out trying to go to Chumeia as I really liked the association with the Humane Society however they were closed (on a Friday afternoon). We then went to Eberle which was very dog friendly and people friendly. Then off to Cronic Vineyards which was not our favorite (lacking in ambiance and cleanliness). The following day was the topper when we discovered Red Scooter Deli in downtown Paso and picked up the most amazing sandwiches and took them to Bianchi which is now my new most favorite spot on earth!! We purchased a wonderful bottle of wine and had a picnic on the patio with our pooch. We had an amazing vacation and will definitely be back again soon!
Thank you for sharing your experience…we leave tomorrow morning for Cambria with our two pups and look forward to some great dog-friendly wine tasting :-))
Really enjoyed Bianchi with my two dogs! They were with me in the wine tasting room then by the koi pond enjoying the day.
So glad I found this before my trip tomorrow. We are doing the Paso Robles dog run and I was hoping to hit up a winery or two on the way home. Glad to find this very thorough list! Thanks so much!!
Thank you! Have a great trip!
Thank you! We have been trying to find winery’s to take my little dog, Dumbo. Thank you for posting the information!
My pleasure! Enjoy the wineries!
Here here to the other comments. We are planning a wine road trip to PR this weekend, along with our two labs. this info is VERY much appreciated! we’re staying at cheval and we plan to hit these vineyards listed above. thanks again
Thanks for sharing this. We are heading there tomorrow and will be glad to have your list to guide us.
Thank you…have a great day!
Other wineries I’ve taken my dogs to are Cass, Castoro, Sculpterra, Le Vigne, and Per Cazo. Clayhouse and Arroyo Robles in town also allow dogs.
Such a wonderful list!
Shale Oak and J.Lohr are also dog friendly (bonus good wines too!)
Such a wonderful and helpful list! Thank you!
We have also had a great time with our golden retriever at J.Lohr and Shale Oak
Do you recommend any dog friendly hotels near by these wineries?
Yes… both Creekside Bed & Breakfast (http://www.thecreeksidebb.com/) and Hotel Cheval (http://www.hotelcheval.com/view_petInfo.php) are highly recommended and very pet friendly. If you’re looking for a slightly lower price point, The Oaks Hotel (http://www.pasooaks.com/) and La Quinta Inn & Suites (http://www.lq.com/lq/properties/propertyProfile.do?propId=832) are both very nice.