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Itinerary · With the dog

A Day Out with the Dog

A wine dome where your dog is welcome, a walk on the Bruce Trail, and a vineyard tour made for dogs.

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At a glance

Length
About 5 hours
Stops
3 stops · about 10 km
People
You and one dog (more by asking)
Getting around
Car with a designated driver
Cost
About $75 a person, plus the dome rental
Season
Spring to fall is best; the dome works year-round
Booking
Book the dome and the dog tour
Area
Beamsville → Vineland

Days it works this week

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Every day.

The route

  1. Settle in · Lincoln

    Fielding Estate Winery

    Start somewhere built for a dog: a reserved outdoor wine dome.

    Do
    Dog Friendly Wine Dome: $20 rental, about 1.5 hours, with flights at $18 a person or wine by the glass.
    Book
    Reserve the dome; one dog per reservation.
    Hours
    Every day, 10:30am–5:30pmToday: open 10:30am–5:30pm

    Winery page ›Call 905-563-0668

  2. About 10 min drive · 6 km

    The walk · Lincoln

    Malivoire Wine Company

    A dog-friendly winery with the Bruce Trail on the property: walk first, then a glass.

    Do
    A walk on the Bruce Trail, then a glass or a flight on the patio or in the vineyard. The guided flight of four indoors is $20.
    Book
    Listed as dog-friendly. Keep your dog leashed on the patio and the trail.
    Hours
    Every dayToday: open 10 am–6pm

    Winery page ›Call 905-563-9253

  3. About 5 min drive · 4 km

    The dog tour · Lincoln

    Vineland Estates Winery

    End on the tour made for dogs, and for a good cause.

    Do
    K-Wine Dog Tour: a vineyard walk with your dog, then a tasting of four wines, $35 a person + tax. The dog is free, and $5 of each ticket goes to the SPCA.
    Book
    Booking recommended.
    Hours
    Every day, 11:00am–6:00pmToday: open 11:00am–6:00pm

    Winery page ›Call 905-562-7088

Good to know

Bring water and a bowl, a towel for muddy paws, and a long leash for the trail. Ask at each stop where your dog is welcome inside; patios are the safe bet.

Plan B · If the dome is booked

Kew Vineyards in Beamsville is listed as dog-friendly too, with a patio a few minutes from Malivoire.

Getting there and back

About an hour from Toronto on the QEW: exit at Beamsville, and the wineries are a few minutes up the escarpment.

Built from each winery's own published details, checked October 2026. Today's hours and the days above are read from their sites every night. Prices, hours and group policies change, so confirm with each winery when you book. Please plan a driver: you must be 19 or older to drink in Ontario. More itineraries