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Part 2 of 2. Our Farm Day Trips directory has 275 wineries and vineyards in 36 states. Many are close to a lavender farm, so you can visit both in one day.
62 places · updated October 30, 2026
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62 places, picked and checked by hand
Family-owned estate winery near Dallas, founded in 1998 on 82 windswept acres, pouring Pinot Noir daily 11 to 5 with $25 classic tastings.
Wetzel family winery on Highway 22 near Dallas, home of Chateau Bianca, open daily 10 to 5 with $20 five-wine flights that change every month.
Dundee Hills winery planted in 1971, with 75-minute guided Pinot Noir and Chardonnay tastings from $40 and valley views, open 10 to 4 most of the year.
Dundee winery making traditional-method sparkling wine since 1987, with $45 guided flights in its historic Tasting House, open daily year-round.
Dundee tasting room pouring Willamette Valley Pinot Noir since 1993, with $20 wine or spirits flights Thursday to Monday and picnics welcome.
Biodynamic and Regenerative Organic certified winery on a 100-acre Applegate Valley farm, with a tasting room open daily 11 to 5 and picnics on the lawn.
Hood River winery on Post Canyon Drive pouring wines from 13 Columbia Gorge vineyards, with $20 seated flights you build yourself, open daily from 11 am.
Southern Willamette Valley winery on a 317-acre organic estate off Territorial Highway, pouring Pinot Noir weekends 11 to 5 in $20 guided flights.
Ribbon Ridge winery above Newberg pouring single-vineyard Willamette Valley Pinot Noir at seated $45 tastings, open daily by appointment.
Chapel family winery near Philomath pouring estate Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris daily 11 to 5:30, with a terrace facing Mary's Peak and picnics welcome.
Eola Hills' main winery in Rickreall pours its full lineup daily 11 to 5 in a barrel room with a private garden; walk-ins and picnics are welcome.
Ponzi Vineyards, founded in 1970 near Sherwood, pours Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris daily 10 to 5 in a tasting room over Avellana Vineyard.
Downtown Talent tasting room for Trium Wines, open Thursday to Monday noon to 6, pouring Rogue Valley reds such as the Growers' Cuvée blend.
Lehigh County's oldest existing vineyard, planted by the Landis family in 1974, with a barn tasting room and weekend live music year-round.
Manheim estate winery opened in 1980 beside a 32-room Grubb family mansion; $5 walk-in tastings, Wednesday to Sunday, and fall Renaissance Faire weekends.
Carroll family winery founded in 2000 on a 200-year-old estate near Washington Crossing; $20 tastings of 10 wines, open daily from noon.
Berks County tasting room of a family winery founded in 1985, with six vineyards on 80 acres; open daily, with leashed dogs welcome on the patio.
York County craft winery whose vineyard was planted in 1973, open daily, with free family-friendly live music on weekends from May through October.
Aquidneck Island winery run by the Nunes brothers on 100-plus acres of preserved farmland, with walk-in $22 wine flights and daily winery tours.
Little River family vineyard with 150-year-old grape arbors and its own muscadine wine; open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from mid-February to November.
Hill Country winery near Stonewall making wine from 100% Texas grapes since 1992, with lavender rows that bloom April and May.
Lubbock winery founded in 1976 by Texas Tech professors, pouring $20 five-wine tastings daily and a $40 guided tour Friday to Sunday.
Texas winery tasting room on McKinney's historic square, pouring 40-plus Texas wines with walk-in five-pour flights seven days a week.
Galveston County winery that grew from two vines planted in 1969, known for Blanc du Bois and Texas Madeira, with tastings Wednesday to Sunday.
Family-owned Surrey Hills estate since 1986, England's largest single-estate vineyard, open daily with 50-minute vineyard train tours from £13.
Family vineyard near Chichester, founded in 2007, offering 1.5-hour tours with three sparkling wines for £21, plus a daily vineyard kitchen.
Hampshire estate planted in 1952 and billed as England's oldest commercial vineyard, with chalk-cellar tours and tastings Wednesday to Sunday.
Somerset vineyard planted in 1974, with 45-minute guided tastings Wednesday to Saturday and vineyard tours from April to October.
Hillside vineyard in Shoreham village with year-round tastings with cheese at £35 and a courtyard restaurant open Wednesday to Sunday.
Cornish winery above St Austell Bay making English wine and vermouth, with cellar-door tastings Wednesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm.
Family estate near Westerham making vintage sparkling wine, with £40 tastings among the vines April to October and winter cellar tastings with lunch.
Family vineyard near Malton with 13 acres of vines and over 100 rare apple varieties, offering tours and tastings from April to October.
Bodega Garzón is a winery in the hills of Maldonado. Its visitor programme combines the estate’s wines and landscape with guided experiences and restaurant dining.
Pizzorno Family Estates welcomes visitors to its Canelones winery for guided vineyard and cellar visits. Tasting formats range from introductory wine selections to longer experiences with paired meals.
Bodega Bouza’s Melilla winery combines wine production with guided visits and dining on the outskirts of Montevideo. Visitors can arrange tastings and explore the estate’s visitor spaces, including its classic-car collection.
Berryville family winery in the northern Shenandoah Valley with 30-minute Classic and Reserve tastings; leashed dogs welcome on the patio and outdoors.
Broad Run winery open daily 10 to 6 for guests 21 and older, plus a family-friendly farmstore in a 300-year-old farmhouse open on weekends.
Delaplane winery and brewery on 78 acres with a 30-acre vineyard, where leashed dogs are welcome inside and out; guided tastings were $27 in 2026.
Family winery near Blue Ridge Parkway milepost 171.5, planted in 1978, known for its Black Dog wines, with a restaurant and family-friendly events.
Middleburg winery with 40 acres of Norton grapes, an on-site bakehouse and cheese creamery; open daily at noon, until 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Family-owned Loudoun County winery with 104 acres of vines in 17 grape varieties, open daily 11 to 6, with leashed dogs welcome outdoors.
Williamsburg winery at Wessex Hundred with over 50 acres of vines, a tavern and a small inn; tasting room open daily 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Manson estate winery above Lake Chelan's north shore with $20 build-your-own flights and free live music every weekend from May through October.
Family winery founded in 1998 by John and Peggy Bigelow, pouring Friday to Sunday at The Vault in Maltby and for members at Woodinville's Bramble Bump.
Spokane winery founded in 1982 on the 1924 Cliff House Estate above Spokane Valley, open daily noon to 5, with fall and winter After Hours music.
Walla Walla estate winery with Blue Mountain views from two decks, $20 tastings refunded with a two-bottle purchase, and a dog-friendly patio.
Family-owned Walla Walla winery pouring daily 11 to 4 in its Hangar Lounge and courtyard, with walk-ins welcome and a dog-friendly courtyard.
Downtown Walla Walla winery in a former blacksmith workshop, making small-lot wines since 2001 and pouring Thursday to Saturday afternoons.
Walla Walla winery making Cabernet Sauvignon every year since 1998 from vineyards first planted in 1991, with Snack Sundays every October.
Walla Walla estate winery on J.B. George Road known for small-lot Cabernet, Syrah and red blends, pouring daily 11 to 5 by reservation.
Yakima Valley winery on Roza Drive in Zillah, started by Scott Greer on 76 acres in the late 1990s, open Thursday to Saturday or by appointment.
Zillah estate winery run by a fourth-generation Yakima Valley farm family, with $10 tastings waived on two bottles and a deli case for picnics.
Door County's only winery on the Lake Michigan shore, open year-round in Baileys Harbor, pouring wine and cider flights on a lakeside patio.
Door County winery making wine from California grapes since its 1996 Zinfandel, with a tasting room open daily and a Tuscan tapas bar.
Family-owned Baraboo winery near Devil's Lake State Park making cold-hardy grape wines, with a food menu and tastings daily all year.
Family winery on the Baraboo bluffs with Sauk County's largest vineyard, open daily 11 to 5, where picnics and dogs are welcome inside and out.
Egg Harbor estate winery opened in 2020, growing a dozen cold-hardy grapes on 38 acres, with $15 tastings and winemaker tours on select Saturdays.
Log-cabin winery on Highway 42 just south of Egg Harbor, open year-round since 2010, pouring $10 flights from a list of more than 20 wines.
Pepin winery built like a small Italian village on the Great River Road, with a brick-oven restaurant, weekend brunch and $7.50 tastings.
Hillside estate across the Wisconsin River from Prairie du Sac, making wine since the 1840s and brandy since 2015, with daily flights from noon.
Winery in an 1868 Carlsville schoolhouse, open daily since 1974, with free tastings of 70-plus wines and free hourly tours of the winery and distillery.
Mid-peninsula Door County winery with a new self-pour taproom, Door County cherry wine and free Saturday music on the deck from June to October.
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