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Ashton Hills Vineyard
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Ashton Hills Vineyard

Dogs
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Where
Ashton, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Ashton Hills Vineyard is a boutique cellar door on Tregarthen Road in the Piccadilly Valley, established in 1982 and known for cool-climate pinot noir, chardonnay and riesling. Dogs are welcome to join tastings on the outdoor terrace and garden, with views across the valley while you work through the tasting list.

Dog setup. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor terrace and garden area on a leash, where most tastings happen anyway given the view. They are generally not permitted inside the cellar door itself. Water bowls are typically available outside. There is no overnight accommodation on site, so this is a stop, not a stay.

Known for. Cool-climate pinot noir and chardonnay that have built a genuine reputation beyond the Adelaide Hills, plus riesling and a rustic cellar door with panoramic Piccadilly Valley views.

Getting there. About 25 to 30 minutes from the Adelaide CBD. There is a small car park right outside the cellar door, but the driveway in is steep and unsealed in parts, so a car comfortable on gravel makes the approach easier.

Nearby with the dogs. Cherry Bomb Cafe in Ashton is a short drive for brunch before or after tastings. Cleland Conservation Park has walking trails not far away, though check the specific zone rules before you commit to a track. Neighbouring Summertown and Uraidla have cafes with outdoor seating if you want another stop.

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Confirm opening days before you drive out, this cellar door runs Friday to Monday rather than every day of the week.

When to go. Midweek isn't an option here since it's open Friday through Monday, so aim for a quieter Friday or Sunday if you want the terrace without a weekend crowd. Bring your own water bowl as backup in case theirs is in use.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs