Frog's Leap Winery: Dog Policy & Visitor Guide
Yes — leashed dogs are widely reported welcome on Frog's Leap's garden grounds in Rutherford, where tastings are seated outdoors by appointment.
Dog policy
Dog-friendly
Leashed dogs are welcome on the grounds: winding garden paths, shaded corners, and open lawn. Tastings are by appointment and seated outdoors, which suits a dog that prefers to walk and then settle. Confirm the policy when you book.
- Leashed, on the grounds
- Garden paths and open lawn
- Shaded corners for hot afternoons
- Grass and gravel underfoot
- Seated, appointment-only pace
Nigel’s note — first-hand
Easily one of the most relaxed, unpretentious stops we make — winding garden paths, shaded corners, and open lawn that works for a lab or a little one. No stuffiness, just a beautiful old property where dogs fit right in. Leashed and welcome on the grounds.
Visiting details
Tasting fees are collected once you choose your wineries. We pay each winery directly when we book.
Last verified June 2026
Common questions
Are dogs allowed at Frog's Leap Winery?
Leashed dogs are welcome on the grounds: winding garden paths, shaded corners, and open lawn. Tastings are by appointment and seated outdoors, which suits a dog that prefers to walk and then settle. Confirm the policy when you book.
Do you need a reservation at Frog's Leap Winery?
Reservations required
How much are tasting fees at Frog's Leap Winery?
Tasting fees are collected once you choose your wineries. We pay each winery directly when we book.
Want to visit with your dog? We’ll handle the reservation.
From $540 for 4.5 hours · 2 wineries, or from $780 for 6.5 hours · 3 wineries. Final price depends on your group size. Every tour is quoted personally. How pricing works →
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