29 Wineries Where You Can Camp in Your RV

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An Airstream parked at a vineyard in the Grand Junction area of Colorado
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A wine tasting doesn’t have to end with a drive back to the campground. At these wineries and vineyards, you can bring your RV and stay overnight on the property.

Some offer full hookups and a campground bathhouse. Others have just a few dry camping spots, with the tasting room a short walk away. Each offers a booking option that doesn’t require a Harvest Hosts membership.

Below, the wineries are arranged by state, followed by three campground complexes with an on-site winery or wine-tasting outlet.

Note: Prices reflect advertised rates checked in October 2026 and may exclude taxes, booking fees, extra guests, and utility charges. Confirm the selected site’s services and tasting-room schedule before reserving.

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Birds and Barrels Vineyards

Birds and Barrels draws campers with vineyard views and an on-site tasting room. Six numbered RV and tent sites overlook the vines, and campers can walk over for a glass of wine.

Bring your own water and bathroom facilities. Camping here means no electric or water hookups, toilets, or showers, and the sites are listed for vehicles under 45 feet. Pets are allowed, but campfires are prohibited.

Camp Gold Dust Vineyard

  • Location: Somerset, California
  • Price: RV sites from $45 per night
  • Link: Campsites and reservations
  • Type: Dry camping with shared water and toilets

Wine and cider tastings at Gold Dust are led by the owner and winemaker, by appointment. Two RV sites accommodate vehicles under 30 feet, including campervans and vehicles with rooftop tents.

Shared toilets and potable water are available, but there are no RV hookups or showers. Generators and wood fires are prohibited; propane grills are allowed. Year-round camping is advertised.

Dark Star Cellars

  • Location: Paso Robles, California
  • Price: RV sites from $60 per night; electricity costs extra
  • Link: RV sites and reservations
  • Type: Dry camping or paid electric service

Dark Star Cellars offers daily wine tasting and occasional live music during your stay. Its three RV sites sit beside a vineyard block and accept vehicles under 45 feet.

Choose site 1 or 3 if you want electricity, then arrange the additional charge. Site 1 lists a $25 power fee, while site 2 has no power. Campers have access to potable water and a toilet, but no water connection at the site or showers. Stays are limited to three nights.

Hickman Family Vineyards

  • Location: Bangor, California
  • Price: Advertised from $65 per night; hookups cost extra
  • Link: Campsite details and reservations
  • Type: Camping with optional electric and water connections

Hickman combines a vineyard stay with weekend wine tasting and access to two winery bathrooms. Optional 30-amp electric and water connections cost extra, and the camping listing accommodates up to four guests.

Vehicle restrictions narrow the options here: campers must be under 32 feet, and Class A motorhomes, Class C motorhomes, and fifth wheels are not accepted. Certain trailers, Class B motorhomes, and campervans are allowed. Four-wheel drive is recommended, generators are prohibited, and guests may bring one leashed pet.

Vinyl Vineyards

  • Location: Paso Robles, California
  • Price: RV sites from $90 per night
  • Link: RV campsites and reservations
  • Type: Dry camping with shared bathrooms and hot showers

Hot showers, filtered-water stations, and a communal kitchen give Vinyl’s dry campsites more facilities than many small winery stays. Four sites accept guests bringing their own RV, trailer, or tent, with a listed vehicle limit under 40 feet.

Guests can book a complimentary Sip & Spin wine tasting during their stay. All ages and pets are welcome. Direct reservations are available through the winery’s camping page; select a campsite for your own RV.

Peachfork Orchards and Vineyard

  • Location: Palisade, Colorado
  • Price: Check Hipcamp for current nightly rates.
  • Link: Book a campsite at Peachfork
  • Type: Winery campsite with water and 50-amp electricity; no sewer hookup.

Wine tasting and seasonal fruit picking are part of a stay at Peachfork, a family-run orchard and vineyard near Grand Junction. The tasting room serves wines made from fruit grown on the property, including reds, whites, and fruit wines. Its single RV campsite has water and 50-amp electricity, plus access to restrooms, showers, and a picnic area.

Plan on bringing a smaller camper. Hipcamp limits vehicles to under 30 feet and accepts travel trailers, pop-up campers, Class B motorhomes, and truck campers, but excludes Class A and Class C motorhomes, fifth wheels, and toy haulers. Up to four guests can stay, leashed pets are welcome, and campfires are prohibited. Reservations are available through Hipcamp without a Harvest Hosts membership.

Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery

  • Location: Fort Pierce, Florida
  • Price: Dry camping from $45 per night; power upgrade adds $29.50–$39.50 plus tax
  • Link: Campsites and reservations
  • Type: Dry camping with optional powered pads

Live music, a vineyard disc golf course, and a tasting room are among the activities at Summer Crush. Bookings start with dry camping; a raised pad with power and access to a potable-water fill requires an upgrade arranged in advance.

Participation in a winery activity is part of the overnight-stay requirements. A tasting, wine purchase, or another qualifying activity counts, but paying for power alone does not. Arrive self-contained, as camper bathrooms and wastewater disposal are not provided. Children must stay supervised in the campsite area.

Clad & Cordon Vineyard

  • Location: Creal Springs, Illinois
  • Price: $50 per night; $100 on listed holidays
  • Link: RV camping and direct reservations
  • Type: Electric sites with seasonal water and dump access

Nine RV hookup spaces give campers a place to stay at Clad & Cordon after visiting the tasting room. Reservations are available directly to nonmembers, so the standard nightly rate applies without joining Harvest Hosts.

Electrical connections include 20-, 30-, and 50-amp service. Water and dump access are seasonal, so check availability for a late-fall or early-spring stay. Listed holiday dates carry a higher rate, and check-in takes place at the tasting room.

Landry Vineyards

Ask for sites 9, 10 or 11 to camp behind Landry’s tasting room on the winery side of the road. These pull-through sites have water and 30/50-amp electricity, but no sewer connections.

Full-hookup sites are also offered across the road, so the site number changes the experience. Landry’s RV information page explains its booking arrangements. Tasting-room hours run Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed.

Wild Vines at Wild Mountain Winery

  • Location: Taylors Falls, Minnesota
  • Price: RV sites from $45 per night
  • Link: RV site categories and reservations
  • Type: Electric sites with shared water, bathrooms, and showers

Wild Vines has nine RV sites within walking distance of Wild Mountain Winery. Bathrooms and showers are available, along with shared water access.

Electrical service varies: four sites have 20/30-amp connections, and five have 20/30/50-amp service. Select the category your camper needs when reserving. The winery campground operates from May through October, and pets are allowed.

Hopewell Bridge Winery & RV Park

  • Location: Stockton, Missouri
  • Price: Site 4 advertised from $50 per night; check other site rates
  • Link: RV sites and reservations
  • Type: Electric sites with shared water and dump access

Eight RV spots share the property with Hopewell Bridge Winery. Power includes 30- and 50-amp service, while water access and a dump station are shared rather than connected at each campsite.

Friday and Saturday visits line up with the winery’s published tasting hours, from 1 to 8 p.m. Families are welcome, and pets must be leashed. Site 4 is listed for vehicles under 40 feet; confirm fit when choosing another spot. Bring drinking water and a self-contained camper.

Lakeside RV at Arcadian Moon

  • Location: Higginsville, Missouri
  • Price: Check current nightly rates
  • Link: Public RV reservations
  • Type: Full-hookup RV sites

Lakeside camping, wine, beer, and a restaurant share the property at Arcadian Moon. Paid RV sites are advertised with full hookups, and Missouri Wines identifies 50-amp service at the lakeside sites.

Reserve through the public campground booking system or contact the winery for a nightly quote. Be specific about wanting a full-hookup site, since the property also offers a separate Harvest Hosts boondocking option.

Prairie Barn Winery

  • Location: St. James, Missouri
  • Price: Advertised from $60 per night; confirm the RV rate for your dates
  • Link: Camping reservations
  • Type: Electric camping

A historic barn tasting room and newly added RV spaces make Prairie Barn another Missouri option. Each powered space has 20-, 30-, and 50-amp connections, according to the winery’s camping information.

Complimentary wine tasting is offered in the barn. Plan around electric service, and ask about water and wastewater needs before reserving; those services aren’t included in the published hookup description.

Walnut Creek Winery RV Park

Behind Walnut Creek Winery, the camping area sits near a creek and shade trees. The host describes four electric sites with 30-amp service and back-in gravel parking for vehicles under 35 feet.

Fill your freshwater tank on the way in and use the dump station on departure. Those are shared facilities, not water and sewer connections at the campsite. A camper toilet is required; showers aren’t provided, and leashed pets are welcome.

Niobrara Valley Vineyards

Twelve RV sites at NVV Dark Sky RV Park have water and 20/30/50-amp electricity. A shower house serves campers, while wastewater disposal requires a trip to the dump station in Cody, about seven miles away.

Regular camping season runs May 1 through November 22, with stays limited to seven days. Arrange your included tastings around the winery’s seasonal schedule: October through April visits are by appointment. Open campfires are prohibited.

Tularosa Vineyards & Winery

Three gravel pads at Tularosa have 20/30/50-amp electricity and space listed for vehicles under 45 feet. Campers stay at a working vineyard and winery with a tasting room open noon to 5 p.m., except on Tuesday.

Tuesday overnight stays are allowed, but there will be no tasting that day. Pack water and arrive with room in your holding tanks, as there are no water or sewer hookups or camper bathrooms. Confirm dump-station availability directly before relying on it.

HipSites at Fulkerson Winery

  • Location: Dundee, New York
  • Price: Vineyard and Lake Overlook site from $34 per night
  • Link: Campsites and reservations
  • Type: Dry camping

For a view over the vines toward Seneca Lake, book Fulkerson’s Vineyard and Lake Overlook site. It accepts vehicles under 30 feet, while the separate Beartown Sandpit site lists a limit under 45 feet.

Neither stay includes hookups or access to a camper bathroom. Supply your own water and toilet, and keep space clear for farm vehicles. During your visit, you can head to the winery or use the property’s hiking trails and disc golf course.

CarrollWoods RV Park at Grapefull Sisters Vineyard

CarrollWoods provides a developed campground stay on the Grapefull Sisters Vineyard property. RV sites have water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electricity, with a bathhouse, dog run, and children’s play area available.

Over at Grapefull Sisters, tastings cost $15 and include samples of eight wines. Published hours are Monday through Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m. Leashed pets can join you on the vineyard’s porch and lawn.

Roaring River Vineyards

  • Location: Traphill, North Carolina
  • Price: Check current public camping rates
  • Link: RV stays and public reservations
  • Type: Electric sites with shared water and dump access

Adults-only camping at Roaring River includes five gravel back-in sites with 30/50-amp electricity. Potable water and a dump station are shared.

Motorhomes in Classes A, B, and C are listed, with a maximum length of 45 feet. Trailer owners should confirm acceptance before booking. Multi-night stays and pets are allowed. Tasting hours cover Thursday through Sunday from April through October, then Friday through Sunday from November through March.

Viking Vines RV Campground

  • Location: Buffalo, North Dakota
  • Price: From $48 per night for water/electric; full-hookup sites from $53
  • Link: RV site details and reservations
  • Type: Water/electric and full-hookup sites

Beside the north vineyard, Viking Vines has 14 RV sites with water and electricity. Sites 1–4 also list sewer connections, so choose one of those if you need full hookups.

Self-contained RVs are needed because the camping listing does not provide toilets or showers. Vehicles must be under 60 feet, and the advertised season runs May 1 through October 14. Check tasting-room hours before settling on your dates, especially if you want to attend a Friday supper, which requires a reservation.

The Cleveland Winery

  • Location: Cleveland, Ohio
  • Price: From $45 per night; reserved tank fill costs $20
  • Link: Camping details and reservations
  • Type: Urban winery camping with utilities by arrangement

City camping comes with wine and rescued farm animals at The Cleveland Winery. Seven sites are listed for motorhomes and campervans under 30 feet; travel trailers, other nonmotorized trailers, and tents are not accepted.

Electricity requires approval, and the host asks guests to bring a 50-foot power cord. Reserve a $20 freshwater tank fill with your booking if needed, since there is no water connection at the site. Check-in must be completed by 5 p.m. Families and pets are welcome, and the winery publishes Wednesday-through-Sunday hours.

Spyglass Ridge Winery

  • Location: Sunbury, Pennsylvania
  • Price: From $40 per night
  • Link: Campsites and reservations
  • Type: Basic camping with electric service and shared water

Spyglass offers four numbered RV and tent reservations on a property with a winery, brewery, and restaurant. Vehicles under 60 feet are listed as suitable, with 30-amp power and shared water filling available.

Concerts and other events can draw large crowds, so check the calendar when choosing dates. Ask the host to confirm your powered camping position and tasting hours, and bring your own bathroom facilities. Published information conflicts about portable-toilet access.

Cartersville Country Winery

Sites 7 and 8 at Cartersville are advertised with electric, water, and sewer connections, plus a vehicle limit under 80 feet. Other camping listings on the property have different arrangements, so select the specific RV site you need.

Camping shares the property with a working winery. Tastings and tours are offered when available; arrange them with the host before arrival. Toilets are listed, and pets are allowed.

4R Ranch Vineyards & Winery

  • Location: Muenster, Texas
  • Price: RV sites from $40 per night
  • Link: RV campsites and reservations
  • Type: Electric and water connections with shared bathrooms

Near the ranch entrance overlooking Camp Creek, 4R’s two RV sites accept vehicles under 45 feet. Guests have access to shared toilets and showers, with the winery’s tasting room open Friday through Sunday.

Select RV Site 1 or RV Site 2 when reserving, since the property also has several tent-camping options. Both RV listings include electric and water connections, but drinking water isn’t guaranteed, so bring your own. The official campsite page provides additional planning information.

Blue Quartz Winery and Shotwell Run Brewing Co.

Hillside sites at Blue Quartz overlook the vineyard and Old Rag Mountain. An on-site tasting room serves wine and beer during operating hours.

Up to two RV bookings are listed, and the winery accepts self-contained RVs up to 35 feet. Tents and vans with pop-up accommodations are excluded. Bring water and your own bathroom facilities; this is dry camping without camper restrooms.

Notaviva Farm Brewery & Winery

Notaviva’s four gravel RV sites have picnic tables and fire rings near the vineyard. Wine, beer, and other house-made drinks are available at this 21-and-older property, where outside alcohol is prohibited.

Use the host’s stated 26-foot maximum for RV sites 01–03, despite a conflicting larger limit in the booking fields. RV04 is limited to campervans under 26 feet because of backing restrictions. Portable toilets are provided, but there are no hookups, drinking water, or showers. Dogs must be leashed.

Southern Revere Vineyard & Farm

  • Location: Louisa, Virginia
  • Price: Check current campsite rates
  • Link: Campsites and reservations
  • Type: One electric site and one dry site

Hearth Hill and Archer’s Den offer two different stays at Southern Revere’s winery and brewery farm. At Hearth Hill, vehicles must be under 40 feet, and the 30-amp connection requires a long power cable. Archer’s Den is dry camping for vehicles under 29 feet, with four-wheel drive recommended.

A playground, dog park, and portable toilets are on the property. Campers must be self-contained; water is available for filling a jug, not an RV tank, and there is no dump station. The tasting barn currently opens Thursday through Sunday.

Frichette Winery RVino

  • Location: Benton City, Washington
  • Price: Check current rates in the reservation calendar
  • Link: Direct RV reservations
  • Type: Water and electric

Five RV sites at Frichette put campers beside the vineyard and tasting room, with water and 30/50-amp electricity. Daily tasting-room hours are noon to 5 p.m., according to the winery.

Site sizes vary in the reservation system: site 3 is listed at 35 feet, while sites 1, 2, 4, and 5 are listed at 40 feet. Confirm your vehicle’s fit and the pad layout when booking. Sewer service is not included in the published site description.

The Park at Lone Point Cellars

  • Location: Brewster, Washington
  • Price: $90 per night for back-in sites; $110 for pull-through sites
  • Link: The Park and reservations
  • Type: Full hookups

Twenty RV sites sit in Lone Point’s orchard and vineyard near the tasting room. Water, sewer, and 20/30/50-amp electricity are provided at each site.

Long pads are a feature here: back-in sites measure 65 feet, while pull-through sites measure 110 feet. Check how your RV and tow vehicle will fit when reserving. Camping season runs from May through October, and self-contained RVs are required because campground restrooms aren’t available around the clock.

Three More Campgrounds With Wine Tasting

These three properties pair a developed RV campground or resort with an on-site winery or satellite tasting outlet.

Mark Twain Cave Campground and Cave Hollow Winery

More than 100 campsites, including tent and RV categories, share this attraction complex with Cave Hollow Winery. RV options include electric, water and sewer connections, and the campground has showers during its regular season.

April through October offers the regular camping setup. Winter campers should plan without water or showers from November 1 through March 31; tasting-room hours also become more limited outside summer. Match your visit to the seasonal operating schedule if wine tasting is part of the trip.

Buttonwood Campground and Juniata Valley Winery

  • Location: Mifflintown, Pennsylvania
  • Price: Check current nightly rates
  • Link: Campground reservations
  • Type: Full-hookup campground with a wine-tasting outlet

Buttonwood combines RV camping and family activities with an on-site outlet for Juniata Valley Winery. Full-hookup categories offer water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electric service, and campers have access to bathrooms and showers.

This is a campground with a satellite wine outlet, rather than a campsite in a producing vineyard. Outlet hours need to be checked for your stay; Juniata Valley’s main Mifflin tasting-room schedule does not apply automatically to Buttonwood.

Arch Ray on the River

  • Location: Fredericksburg, Texas
  • Price: Check current nightly rates
  • Link: RV sites and reservations
  • Type: Full-hookup resort with an on-site winery

Arch Ray’s RV sites have water, power, and sewer, with many pads advertised at 35 by 70 feet. A winery, brewery, distillery, and restaurant are part of the larger resort.

Nightly reservations and monthly stays are available. Check the RV policies before booking: vehicles must generally be at least 20 feet long and no more than ten years old, with exceptions requiring approval. Pop-ups, truck campers, and tents are excluded. The property has multiple entrances, so follow the directions for the RV section.

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