Winery · Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County
Yes — Kokomo Winery welcomes picnics and you can bring your own food. You'll need to buy wine (a bottle, glass or tasting) to use the picnic area. No reservation is needed for the picnic area. Fee: No picnic fee. Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
Checked September 2026 from kokomowines.comStated on the venue's own website
A patio beside the cellar tasting room at the Timber Crest Farms cluster on Dry Creek Road, surrounded by greenery and shaded by a tent and umbrellas. It is the only place on site where outside food is allowed.
Good for: Dogs
A Dry Creek winery at Timber Crest Farms whose tasting room sits inside the working cellar. It allows guests to bring outside food to eat on the patio during a 90-minute, five-wine tasting.
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Stock up at a deli nearby, then picnic close by — a short, easy loop.
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A small family winery pouring five-wine, made-to-taste flights at Timber Crest Farms in Dry Creek Valley. Walk-ins are welcome, dogs too, and the winery's own site invites guests to picnic and play bocce.
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A small family winery at Timber Crest Farms whose tasting-room page mentions picnic grounds with valley views. It's an inexpensive, low-key stop.
Nearest picnic food: Dry Creek General Store · 1.3 mi
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A family-run organic winery and olive oil producer on the west side of Dry Creek Valley. It sells creekside picnic experiences (blanket plus a bottle) alongside cave tastings and vineyard-patio lunches.
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Aesthete now occupies the former Truett-Hurst creekside property on Dry Creek Road, keeping its signature red Adirondack chairs along the water and the farm animals. Reserve a creekside patio or a shaded picnic table for two hours; the winery also serves wood-fired pizza on weekends.
Nearest picnic food: Dry Creek Peach & Produce · 1.6 mi
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Yes — Kokomo Winery welcomes picnics and you can bring your own food. You'll need to buy wine (a bottle, glass or tasting) to use the picnic area. No reservation is needed for the picnic area. Fee: No picnic fee. Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
Yes. Outside food is allowed at Kokomo Winery, though you're expected to buy wine to use the picnic area.
No. Like most wineries, Kokomo Winery doesn't allow outside wine or alcohol — buy a bottle there to enjoy with your picnic.
No reservation is needed to use the picnic area. Groups over 6 should call or email ($40/person, nonrefundable).
No picnic fee; tasting $30/person, waived with purchase of two bottles per person.
Well-behaved dogs on a short leash welcome.
Children must remain at the table.
We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official visitor-experience page, undated but current site). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with Kokomo Winery before you go. How we verify.
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