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Bunnamagoo Estate Wines
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Bunnamagoo Estate Wines

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Where
Eurunderee, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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The short version. Bunnamagoo Estate Wines is a working estate with a recently renovated cellar door at 603 Henry Lawson Drive, Eurunderee, about 10 minutes from Mudgee. It is openly pet-friendly, open seven days, and has a resident kelpie called Barrel, so it is one of the easiest dog stops in the region.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome on the grounds, including the outdoor terrace and lawns, which is the best spot for a relaxed tasting. Keep your dog leashed at all times, since this is a working farm, and supervise them around other visitors. Water bowls are often out for dogs, and staff are genuinely dog-friendly, but bring your own bowl and a picnic rug to be safe.

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Wide lawns, a friendly resident dog and room to spread out a rug means you can settle in for a proper stop rather than a quick tasting and go.

Good to know. The estate makes small-batch cool-climate wines across white, sparkling, rose and red, with picnic space to enjoy over a glass. The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, and the setting suits families as much as couples.

Getting there and parking. Henry Lawson Drive is about a 10-minute drive from central Mudgee, with ample easy on-site parking right next to the cellar door. Opening hours run 10am to 4pm daily, though confirm before a public holiday visit.

Nearby with the dogs. Several other pet-friendly cellar doors sit along Henry Lawson Drive and around Eurunderee, so you can build a short loop. Back in town there are dog-friendly parks and river walks for a leg-stretch.

When to go. Weekday late mornings are quietest, while weekends bring more of a crowd on the terrace. Bring water for warm afternoons on the open lawns. Good for owners who want a genuinely dog-welcoming stop with space to relax.

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

Nearby with the dogs