Bunnamagoo Estate Wines

Bunnamagoo Estate Wines runs a recently renovated cellar door at 603 Henry Lawson Drive, Eurunderee, about 10 minutes from Mudgee, and it is one of the region's easiest stops with a dog. The venue lists itself as child and pet-friendly, open seven days, with lawns and a terrace made for unhurried tastings.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome on the grounds, including the outdoor terrace and lawns, which is where you want to be for a relaxed tasting. The estate asks that dogs stay leashed at all times because this is a working farm, and that you keep an eye on them around other visitors.

Water bowls are often out, but staff are used to visitors arriving with dogs rather than running a dog program, so bring your own bowl and a picnic rug to be safe. The venue's visit page confirms the pet-friendly setup.

Pepsi: Rug on the lawn, dog on the lead, a glass poured and nowhere to be. This is a proper stop rather than a taste-and-go cellar door.

Worth knowing

The estate makes small-batch cool-climate wines across whites, sparkling, rose and red, with picnic space to enjoy over a glass. The mood is relaxed and unpretentious, and the setting suits families as much as couples, so expect company on the terrace on weekends.

Getting there and parking

Henry Lawson Drive is a short drive from central Mudgee, with ample on-site parking right next to the cellar door. Hours run 10am to 4pm daily, so confirm ahead for public holidays.

Pair it with

Build a Eurunderee loop with the other dog-welcoming cellar doors nearby: YEATES Wines keeps a famously friendly cellar dog, and Pieter van Gent is just down the road.

For the drive back through town, Burnbrae Wines adds another relaxed Mudgee stop. Weekday late mornings are the quiet window, and more options sit in our NSW wineries guide or the Eurunderee destination page.