Winery · Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County
Partly — Lambert Bridge Winery has a picnic area, but outside food isn't allowed; you buy food on site (Pre-ordered picnic baskets (charcuterie and cheese basket, or a Dry…). Fee: Picnic baskets $95 (charcuterie, for 2–4) or $25/person (Dry Creek General Store lunch). Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
Checked September 2026 from lambertbridge.comStated on the venue's own website
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Garden Experience
No fee to book (card held, $25 per guest); food ordered à la carte: Wine Country Charcuterie Basket $95 (serves 2–4), Dry Creek General Store picnic lunch $25 per person (min 2, 48 hours' notice), optional spritz kit $75; wine by the bottle extra
An unhosted garden table for a picnic; the charcuterie basket has three local cheeses, salami, crackers, Marcona almonds, dried fruit, jam and cookies; the lunch is a seasonal salad, half baguette sandwich, chips and cookies.
2–12 guests (Tock allows 1–10 online) · Weather permitting
Check availabilityPrices as listed when we checked; the booking page has current availability.
A landscaped garden next to the redwood tasting room holds a dozen or more picnic tables among flowering plantings, with vineyards nearby. It has long been considered one of the most peaceful picnic gardens in the valley.
Good for: Romantic · Dogs · Groups
A Dry Creek Valley winery known for its barrel-lined redwood tasting room and one of the valley's prettiest garden picnic areas. Non-members picnic with the winery's own baskets and a bottle; bringing outside food is reserved for club members.
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Partly — Lambert Bridge Winery has a picnic area, but outside food isn't allowed; you buy food on site (Pre-ordered picnic baskets (charcuterie and cheese basket, or a Dry…). Fee: Picnic baskets $95 (charcuterie, for 2–4) or $25/person (Dry Creek General Store lunch). Outside wine and alcohol aren't allowed.
No. Lambert Bridge Winery doesn't allow outside food, but you can buy food there: pre-ordered picnic baskets (charcuterie and cheese basket, or a Dry Creek General Store lunch); cheese and charcuterie add-ons with tastings.
No. Like most wineries, Lambert Bridge 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. Garden Experience for 2–12 guests; tastings for 1–8.
Picnic baskets $95 (charcuterie, for 2–4) or $25/person (Dry Creek General Store lunch); wine sold separately.
Leashed dogs welcome; waste bags provided.
Children welcome but must remain seated at tables.
We last checked this listing in September 2026 (freshest source: Official visit page, current in 2026). Policies change — especially for groups and holidays — so confirm with Lambert Bridge Winery before you go. How we verify.
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