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Red Feet Wines
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Red Feet Wines

Dogs
Welcome
Where
King Valley, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-10

What visitors mention

valley viewssangiovese shirazepic viewsboutique winerycellar doorrelaxed atmosphereoutdoor seatingtempranillo

Red Feet Wines is a boutique King Valley cellar door at 49 Cemetery Lane, rated 4.9/5 across 61 reviews. For dog owners, the defining reason to make the trip is the relaxed outdoor tasting area where dogs are genuinely welcome, paired with panoramic valley views that make a long lunch worthwhile.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor spaces around the cellar door and on the lawn area, but must be kept on a lead at all times while on the property. Indoor areas are off-limits to dogs, so the experience is built around outdoor, scenic tasting. Owners are expected to manage their pets and clean up any mess. Bring your own water and treats, as there are no dedicated dog amenities confirmed on-site, though staff are hospitable and friendly.

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On-lead means on-lead the entire time, including on the lawn and between the car and the tasting area. Keep the lead short near other guests' tables.

Known for. Small-batch, handcrafted cool-climate wines from the King Valley, with sangiovese, tempranillo and shiraz among the standout varietals. Complimentary tastings are available for groups smaller than 10 with no booking required, which makes dropping in straightforward. The cellar door is wheelchair-accessible and the atmosphere is casual and intimate, with sweeping panoramic views across the valley.

Getting there & parking. The address is 49 Cemetery Lane, King Valley, VIC 3678, with on-site parking available. Note the limited opening hours carefully: Red Feet is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 5pm only, and closed Monday through Thursday. Plan around the Fri-Sun window or you will arrive at a shut gate.

Nearby with the dogs. King Valley is wine country with several dog-friendly cellar doors within easy reach. Pizzini Wines in Whitfield is a short drive away, as is Dal Zotto Wines. Further afield in Milawa, Brown Brothers Winery rounds out a full day of cellar-hopping with your dog in tow.

The short version. Best timed as a late morning arrival on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday to secure an outdoor spot and settle in before the afternoon crowd. Good for a relaxed, lead-walking dog who is happy to lounge quietly through a tasting. Not ideal for boisterous or high-energy dogs, given the close outdoor seating and proximity to other guests.

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

Nearby with the dogs