There is nothing like drinking an ice cold beer or smooth glass of wine on a warm summer day. If you are looking to book a different type of RV trip this summer, then tailoring your itinerary to different wineries and breweries is a great idea. If you’re wondering which wineries and breweries allow easy access to RVs, whether that means parking at the place or camping nearby, then you’ve come to the right place. Here are some RV-Friendly wineries and breweries in the southwest to visit in 2024.

If you want to have access to even more overnight stays at wineries and breweries without any camping fees, then consider getting a membership with Harvest Hosts, a company that provides RVers with unlimited overnight stays at more than 5,000 locations!

1. Sonoma Valley Wineries, CA

With its scenic hills, perfect weather, and endless rows of grape vines, Sonoma Valley is a special place to be. With more than 100 wineries in the area, RVers won’t have any trouble finding one or more to explore, such as Mayo Family Winery, a family-owned winery with outstanding Chardonnay grapes and Sonoma Valley Pinot Noir, or Coursey Graves, a stunning French-inspired winery with beautiful views and delicious Cabernet Sauvignon. RVers can stay at places like Sugarloaf Ridge State Park in the heart of Sonoma Country, where campers will be immersed in Sonoma Creek, gorges and canyons, and forests full of redwoods and ferns. Wine Country RV Park is located by several local wineries, such as Coyote Canyon Winery in the Horse Heaven Hills.

2. Russian River Brewing Company, Santa Rosa, CA

15.8 miles from Sonoma Valley

Not too far from the Sonoma wineries is Russian River Brewing Company, located in west Sonoma County amongst the iconic redwood forests. This local brewery brings something different to wine country without neglecting its grape roots. Barrel-aged and Belgian-inspired beer, such as the “Intinction Pinot Noir”, is a mixed-fermentation beer with Pinot Noir wine grapes that the brewery offers. They also sell Flagship Ales & Lagers, such as a “Happy Hops IPA”, an India Pale Ale with hop flavors and a bit of bitterness. Private RV camping is offered at Duncans Mills Camping Club while those who want to be near the beach can stay at Wright’s Beach Camp RV Park.

3. Napa Valley Wineries, CA 

41.8 miles from Russian River Brewing Company 

With over 400 wineries in the area, Napa, also known as “wine country,” is a must-visit spot for RVers who love wine.  Book a summer tour at Caymus Vineyards for some of the best Cabernet Sauvignon or Cakebread Cellars for a glass of Napa Valley Chardonnay. Learn about the local grapes and get a tour of their beautiful spaces. Those who love to get outside can explore Skyline Wilderness Park before or after a wine tour. The park offers 25 miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian paths, as well as RV camping. The beautiful Bothe-Napa Valley State Park also offers sites for RVers.

4. Sedona Beer Company, Sedona, AZ

819 miles from Napa Valley

Immerse yourself in the red rocks of Sedona while enjoying a good brew. Located in the center of Verde Valley, Sedona Beer Company is a spot where craft beer and community come together. Try their “Red Rock” German style lager with notes of malty and caramel or their “Sedona Sunrise,” which is a light and refreshing lager with a crispy, clean finish. There are plenty of spots to camp in the valley as well, such as Verde Ranch RV Resort or Verde River RV Resort & Cottages.

5. St. Clair Winery, Deming, NM 

348 miles from Sedona Beer Company

Explore the largest winery in New Mexico on your wine and beer road trip: St. Clair Winery in Deming, New Mexico! This 220-acre French winery has been in the family for six generations and offers some of the best wine in the area, such as Heritage Pinot Noir, a dry and crispy red wine with hints of cherry, oak, and mocha. Book a summer tour to experience a lunch and wine pairing, taste vintage wines, and explore the underground cellar. RVers can stay at a campground nearby, such as Dream Catcher  - Escapees RV Parks or 81 Palms Senior RV Resort for senior adults.

6. Red River Brewing Company & Distillery, Red River, NM

398 miles from St. Clair Winery

Located in a tiny mountain community,  Red River Brewing Company is “the first and only local purveyed of handcrafted beers and spirits.”. This family-owned brewery offers great cocktails,  craft beer, and food, making it an iconic spot for locals and visitors. Try their “Angry Bear Blonde,” a blonde with a taste of honey, malts, and hops. If you love IPAs, sip the “Catskinner IPA,” which is a west coast IPA with some mosaic hops. RVers with a Harvest Hosts membership can camp right at the brewery. Some other campgrounds in the area include Road Runner RV Resort and Red River RV Park.

One of the best parts about going on a roadtrip is that you can make an itinerary unique to your interests. While some may opt to only hike while hitting the road, others may want to explore different wineries and breweries, such as beach wineries in California. We hope this guide inspired you to take a southwest road trip to some of the best beer and wine spots in the country.

See you on the road!