Bangor Vineyard Shed
Dunalley, TAS 7177
A working sheep farm winery near Dunalley where leashed dogs share the covered deck and lawn.
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The rules, in short
Before you go
Well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome in the outdoor areas, meaning the covered deck and the lawn. Only assistance animals may come inside the shed. Owners must pick up after their dog. Pets are not permitted on the vineyard tours.
Leads are required at all times because Bangor is a working farm with sheep on the property.
- When
- Mornings Daytime
- Cost
- Mid range
- Dog fee
- Not published
Worth knowing before you arrive
- Working sheep farm, livestock immediately around the building
- Gravel carpark and vehicle movements
- Exposed deck can be windy and cold in Tasmanian weather
About Bangor Vineyard Shed
Bangor is a cellar door and restaurant built inside a shed on a working farm on the Forestier Peninsula, roughly an hour's drive east of Hobart. Estate wine is poured alongside local produce, and the long covered deck looks out over Blackman Bay. Leashed dogs are welcome anywhere in the outdoor areas, and the venue keeps water bowls behind the bar for anyone who asks. Sheep graze right up to the building, so this is a place to keep the lead short and your dog close.Which dogs it suits
What is there
- Water bowls
- Shade
- Parking
- Toilets
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Getting around
Level access from the carpark through the building and out onto the covered deck. Accessible parking beside the building, ambulant compliant bathrooms with handrails and one dedicated accessible bathroom.
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