One of Virginia’s oldest wineries, aging wine in a Civil War-era stone cellar — bring your own picnic, there’s no kitchen.
Founded in 1976, Shenandoah Vineyards is one of the oldest wineries in Virginia, still aging wine in a Civil War-era barn with a working stone cellar. It’s a straightforward tasting-room visit, not a destination restaurant.
There’s no food service — picnics are welcome outside, so bring your own if you’re planning to stay a while. Leashed dogs are allowed outdoors. Closed Monday and Tuesday; groups of six or more should call ahead.
Staying overnight? Bringing your dog? There are pet-friendly cabins across Page County.
3659 S Ox Rd, Edinburg, VA
Hours: Wed–Sun 11am–5pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday. $15 tasting fee; groups of 6+ should call ahead.
Accessibility: Contact the venue for specific access needs; the historic cellar building has steps.
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