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Farm Day Trips · Kind of stop
Michigan has 24 wineries and vineyards in our Farm Day Trips directory, in towns like Petoskey, Baroda and Fennville. Many are an easy drive from a lavender farm, so you can visit both in one day.
24 places · updated October 30, 2026
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24 places, picked and checked by hand
Annabelle Acres Vineyard & Winery · Pleasant Valley Farm & Vineyard · The Fox Barn Market & Winery
Upper Peninsula estate winery in Bark River growing cold-hardy grapes, with $10 tastings and a volunteer grape harvest on fall Saturdays.
Baroda estate winery with 45 acres of terraced vines a few miles from Lake Michigan, Saturday vineyard tours June–October and a 21+ tasting room.
Baroda winery estate built around an Amish round barn, with $25 wine-and-beer tastings and live music every weekend from May into early November.
Family-friendly winery on a 115-acre estate near Benton Harbor growing Riesling and Cabernet Franc, open daily with Saturday summer music.
Berrien Springs winery and fruit farm where you can taste estate wines year-round and pick cherries, peaches, apples and grapes June through October.
Beulah meadery making honey wine from its owners' own hives, with wood-fired pizza, patio seating and live music most weeks.
Southwest Michigan winery making wine for more than 50 years, with $25 tastings and a farm-to-table restaurant looking over the vineyard.
Family winery near Charlevoix that grows, makes and bottles its own wine from 3,800 vines first planted in 2011, now also pouring spirits.
Coloma winery with an Italian villa-style tasting room and a deck over the orchards, open daily noon to 5 with $10 tastings and dogs on the deck.
Downtown Escanaba winery making U.P. wines from cold-climate grapes and local fruit since 2008, poured at an art deco back bar on Ludington Street.
Family winery on a 240-acre Fennville farm since 1973, open daily 11–5 with year-round vineyard and cellar tours and a Grape Train July–October.
Certified organic winery on a 76-acre Fennville farm, open daily noon to 7, with $22 guided tastings and a $45 walking tour of the vineyard.
Family vineyard east of Hart making small-batch wines from cold-climate grapes like Itasca and Marquette, with a café and a patio over a pond.
Hart family farm winery making 100 percent estate-grown wine, open June to mid-October with free weekend music, Friday food trucks and fudge.
Jackson family winery open since 2003, pouring 35-plus wines from Michigan fruit plus house beer and cider, open all year Wednesday to Sunday.
Oshtemo Township tasting room for a family winery that grows its own grapes and apples, with five-wine tastings for $12 and Wednesday food trucks.
Kent City estate winery on a bluff above five acres of cold-hardy vines, open Thursday to Sunday with house wine and cider and a comfort-food menu.
Paw Paw home of a family winery making wine for more than 100 years, with three tasting spaces, ticketed production tours and open seven days.
Paw Paw winery making wine since 1938, with 30-plus wines, a brewhouse in an 1898 waterworks and riverside summer concerts; leashed dogs welcome.
Family winery off US-131 between Walloon Lake and Petoskey, with four-wine tastings for $17, a tree house and live music every weekend.
Petoskey estate winery and brewery growing Marquette and La Crescent on 15 acres, with tastings and small plates seven days a week.
Family estate winery east of Petoskey with 11 acres of vines, nearly 3,500 lavender plants and wood-fired pizza from May through September.
Dennis family winery near Walloon Lake growing cold-hardy grapes without herbicides or insecticides, open daily with tastings booked online.
Shelby farm winery in a restored 1890s barn, making wine and cider from the Fox family's fruit, with weekend live music; closed November to April.
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