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Itinerary · With the dog

Dogs Welcome in Niagara-on-the-Lake

A treat flight for the dog, wine for you, and wood-fired pizza on a patio to finish.

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At a glance

Length
About 4 hours
Stops
3 stops · about 9 km
People
You and your dog
Getting around
Car with a designated driver
Cost
About $40–$60 a person, plus lunch
Season
Spring to fall, when the patios are open
Booking
Book The Hare's guided tasting
Area
Niagara-on-the-Lake

Days it works this week

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Every day.

The route

  1. For the dog · Niagara-on-the-Lake

    Marynissen Estates

    Start where the dog gets a flight too.

    Do
    Dog Treat Flights: a tasting flight of local dog treats. For you, wine by the glass or an Icewine float on the patio.
    Book
    Walk in for wine by the glass.
    Hours
    Every day, 11am–5pmToday: open 11am–5pm

    Winery page ›Call 905-468-7270

  2. About 5 min drive · 4 km

    For you · Niagara-on-the-Lake

    Between the Lines Winery

    A dog-friendly winery with something different to taste: wine in cans.

    Do
    Modern Tasting of their canned wines, $20 + HST. Or the Grape to Glass Tour, about 45 minutes, $25 + HST.
    Book
    Takes walk-ins; booking recommended for the Classic tasting.
    Hours
    Every day, 10am–7pmToday: open 10am–7pm

    Winery page ›Call 905-262-0289

  3. About 10 min drive · 5 km

    Lunch on the patio · Niagara-on-the-Lake

    The Hare Wine Co

    Finish on a dog-friendly patio with wood-fired pizza.

    Do
    Wood-fired pizza, charcuterie or a burrata bowl, with a Guided Tasting of estate wines, $20 a person.
    Book
    Booking recommended for the tasting.
    Hours
    Every dayToday: open 10:00 AM–5:00 PM

    Winery page ›Call 905-684-4994

Good to know

Bring water and a bowl, and ask at each stop where your dog is welcome; patios are the safe bet. Marynissen's dog treat flights may change with the season.

Plan B · For a sit-down lunch indoors

Caroline Cellars, listed as dog-friendly, has a restaurant. Check its hours and dog policy on its page.

Getting there and back

Niagara-on-the-Lake is about an hour and a half from Toronto on the QEW. All three stops are within about 10 minutes of each other.

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