Wooden Valley Winery in the Suisun Valley

Wooden Valley Winery

4756 Suisun Valley Rd.
Fairfield, California 94534
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Local Phone: (707) 864-0730
E-mail: info@woodenvalley.com

Wooden Valley Winery
Willow visits Wooden Valley Winery. Photo Credit: @egoldswo

The Lanza family has been producing wine in the Suisun Valley for three generations, and its Wooden Valley Winery is a great place to sit and sip awhile with your four-legged friend. A landscaped garden area with picnic tables fills up on weekend afternoons with folks sampling the winery's large range of varietals.

Please check winery website for days and hours of operation.

• Dogs must be leashed
• Please clean up after your dog

Dog Access:

  • Dogs allowed in picnic area or patio

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