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1. Bedell Cellars – Cutchogue

Guests rave about the knowledgeable staff and gorgeous views at this Long Island vineyard. Supervised kids are welcome, and leashed dogs, too on the grounds only. No outside food is allowed, but water and nonalcoholic drinks are permitted. Local food and cheeses are available, and food trucks make frequent visits. Enjoy live music on Wednesdays in the summer. Groups of up to 15 are allowed on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations are not accepted.

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Kids can enjoy a family stomp party at RGNY Vineyards in Riverhead.

2. RGNY Vineyards – Riverhead

At this vineyard, formerly known as Martha Clara Vineyards, kids and pets are welcome. It offers cheese boards, snacks, and soft drinks for purchase, and reservations are strongly encouraged for groups of six or more.

3. Peconic Bay Vineyards – Cutchogue

Enjoy food and wine among the vines at this picturesque spot on the North Fork. Peconic Bay Vineyards offers an affordable picnic reservation that includes a bottle of wine and a large charcuterie board for every two two guests. Kids cost just $10 and can enjoy lemonade, iced tea, and potato chips.

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Harbes Family Farm and Vineyard offers wine for grown-ups and a bouncy play area for kids.

4. Harbes Family Farm and Vineyard – Mattituck

This Long Island vineyard is located behind the Harbes Farm Stand and Harbes Barnyard Adventure, which offers plenty for kids to do. Admission fees apply. Take the kids to see the animals, let them play games, and then relax with a glass of wine at the wine barn. Hayrides, pig rides, and corn mazes are all part of the fun. Check out the Peach Festival in August and the Apple Festival in September. And while you're there, treat your sweet tooth to some cider doughnuts and kettle corn.

5. Duck Walk Vineyards – Southold, Water Mill

Duck Walk hosts live music on weekend afternoons from May through October at its North and South Fork locations. Kids and pets are welcome, and adults can sample four elegant wines for a reasonable fee. A variety of snacks and cheese are also available, and guests may bring light snacks, too.

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Pizza and wine make for a perfect family outing at Jamesport Vineyards.

6. Jamesport Vineyards – Jamesport

Kids are welcome at this father-son establishment on weekdays only. If you'd prefer, make an adults-only weekend trip for wood-fired pizza, flatbreads, and even live jazz.

7. Lieb Cellars – Cutchogue

The tasting room on Oregon Road features indoor and outdoor areas, but reservations are strongly recommended due to limited seating. A front deck offers great views of the sunset. Enjoy live music on occasion. Local cheeses and a snack menu are also available. Kids and pets are welcome.

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Wander the lush vineyards at McCall Wines.

8. McCall Wines – Cutchogue

McCall has plenty of outdoor space for walking, hiking, and picnicking with kids and pets. If you can visit on a Thursday or Friday, check out Burger Night, where the menu includes grass-fed hamburgers, french fries, and homemade chocolate chip cookies. Reservations are required and can be booked online.

9. Palmer Vineyards – Riverhead

Enjoy live music, private tours, and tastings at this vineyard, whose tasting room resembles an old-fashioned soda shop. While reservations are recommended, they are only available for members of its wine club or those booking a VIP Tasting Flight. Kids love the pizza truck on weekends.

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Enjoy weekend family fun at Wölffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack, one of only three vineyards on the South Fork.

10. Wölffer Estate Vineyard – Sagaponack

Through the end of September, families visiting this South Fork vineyard can enjoy Sunset Fridays and Saturdays at the Wine Stand. Bring a blanket and chairs, enjoy wines by the glass and bottle, cheese and charcuterie plates, and music from 5pm until sunset. Snack boxes and beverages are available for kids. If you wish to visit the Tasting Room while you are there, be sure to check the website before heading out, as this is a popular venue that sometimes closes for private events.

11. Osprey's Dominion – Peconic

At this popular family-friendly Long Island vineyard, guests can bring their own picnic lunches. Outdoor games such as volleyball, bocce, and corn hole are available at no charge on its expansive property. There is live music most weekends and tours of the property can be arranged for a fee.

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Bring a picnic lunch to Pindar Vineyards and enjoy a day of food, music, and wine.

12. Pindar Vineyards – Peconic

Families are welcome to bring food and picnic on the grass areas at this family-friendly Long Island winery. Soft drinks and kid-friendly snacks are also available. Enjoy live music, Sunset Fridays, and more. Food trucks make frequent visits. Leashed dogs are allowed in outdoor areas.

13. Pugliese Vineyards – Cutchogue

Tucked away on Route 25, this kid-, pet-, and picnic-friendly Long Island vineyard includes a lake with plenty of outdoor seating. Live music is offered on weekend afternoons throughout the summer.

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Visit Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard for more than just wine. Take home a cake or pie.

14. Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard – Baiting Hollow

This is the first vineyard you will see as you enter Long Island's wine country, and kids are welcome. There is live music every weekend, and if someone in your group is not a wine lover, it also has an assortment of hard ciders and craft beers.

15. Macari Vineyards – Mattituck

The Mattituck Tasting Room of this Long Island winery is open for reservations only. Kids can join in the fun of its Summer Tasting. When booking, note that children will be attending, and they will be accommodated.

Originally published in 2015.