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Pick a region, book a place to stay, and let someone else drive. Here's where to start.

Popular wine getaways

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Paso Robles

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Temecula

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Santa Ynez Valley

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Willamette Valley

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Walla Walla

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Woodinville

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Texas Hill Country

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Finger Lakes

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Charlottesville

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Traverse City

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Stay overnight at a winery in your RV

Harvest Hosts is a membership for RV travelers. Members can park overnight for free at participating wineries, breweries and farms across the country; hosts appreciate a purchase in return. It's one of the most popular ways to tour wine country by RV.

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Can't make the trip?

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Wine Country Gift Baskets

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Tips for a winery day

  • Book ahead. Many wineries, especially in Napa and Sonoma, require tasting reservations.
  • Don't drink and drive. Book a tour, a driver or a rideshare, or choose a designated driver.
  • Check the hours. Small wineries often open only on weekends or by appointment.
  • Shipping wine home? Ask the winery; shipping rules depend on your state.