Immerse yourself in the exquisite art of winemaking while indulging in the serene embrace of the Central Coast's natural splendor. Our boutique winery welcomes RV camping enthusiasts to savor award-winning, estate-grown Cabernet Sauvignon and a host of other varietals, each meticulously hand-crafted for those with a discerning palate. From the vibrant Grenache Blanc to the robust Syrah, our selections cater to a kaleidoscope of tastes, all sourced from the finest local vineyards. Begin your adventure amidst the vines with an intimate wine tasting experience, hosted by our experienced winemakers, Vincent & Steven. As part of their stay, RV campers are invited to unwind on our picturesque patio, where up to five exquisite wines await exploration. With every two bottles purchased, guests can relish in having one tasting fee gracefully waived, blending the best of hospitality with the craft of oenology. As day gives way to dusk, prepare to be captivated by stunning sunrises and sunsets that paint the Central Coast mountains, offering a tranquil backdrop for evening sips and relaxation. Situated on the esteemed Jolon Road Wine Corridor, a mere 30-minute journey northwest of Paso Robles, explore the storied San Antonio Valley AVA and the quaint town of Lockwood, your gateway to local marvels such as San Antonio Mission, Fort Hunter-Liggett, and San Antonio Lake. For a seamless stay, we welcome you to check in between 2-3pm, with a gracious departure by 11am. In respect of our commitment to maintaining a pristine environment, our property is proudly non-smoking. We embrace your four-legged companions, courteously leashed, as you revel in the mirth of our vine-clad haven. In times when health and safety are paramount, we ardently practice vaccination and testing protocols and entrust our guests to share this conscientious approach. Please note, our haven of grapevines thrives in tranquility; thus, loud generators are not permitted, and sewage disposal facilities are not available on-site. Envision the idyllic blend of fine wines, breathtaking landscapes, and RV campingthis is a destination where each moment becomes a cherished memory.

Please check in with us for parking instructions; we have several locations to park your vehicle depending on its size. Here's where to find us... DRIVING SOUTH on the 101 you’ll take the Jolon Road exit at King City and head south and East on Jolon road for about 1/2 hour past San Antonio Mission and Fort Hunter Liggett and then through Lockwood which consists of a market and a diner at the intersection of Jolon and Interlake.  Continue on Jolon past the tiny PO which will be on your left to the Naciemrnto Tractor “Museum” which will also come up on your left. Across from this is an intersection shaped like a “K” where  Bradley Lockwood intersects and recedes again from Jolon.   Make the soft right onto the receding part of BLR away from Jolon as opposed to a hard right onto the approaching part of BLR.   Follow BLR south past a large vineyard in the right.  It will eventually dig leg left.  Continue again to the intersection of BLR and Murphy Road.  Murphy is a private road and actually the road where our vineyard is but our address, like the many others you’ll see hanging from a wooden frame, is BLR for Post Office reasons.   You’ll also see 3 big, squat “Butler” silos.   Make the right onto Murphy and continue south Neil it dog legs to the left.   Ours is the first of three gates here.   A small sign to the right of ours reads “12EC 53600.” The gate is manual and not locked so if it’s closed, open the right hand side and drive on in and around the vineyard.   Note that the Malbec you pass entering is not ours.   Our cab behind just past that.  Our house and winery are a short drive around our vineyard.    DRIVING NORTH from Paso Robles, you’ll take the Jolon Road / Lockwood / Fort Hunter Liggett exit off the 101 (about 15 minutes). Follow Jolon Road another 10-15 minutes past the Pleyto Market and Gas Station on the left and begin to look for the turnoff to Bradley Lockwood Road on the left. Make that turn and follow Bradley Lockwood Road as it veers right and down a hill past vineyards on both sides. At the bottom of the hill you’ll come to the intersection of Bradley Lockwood Road and Murphy Road.  Murphy is a private road and actually the road where our vineyard is but our address, like the many others you’ll see hanging from a wooden frame, is BLR for Post Office reasons.   You’ll also see 3 big, squat “Butler” silos.   Make the left onto Murphy and continue south until it dog legs to the left.   Ours is the first of three gates.   A small sign to the right of ours reads “12EC 53600.” The gate is manual and not locked so if it’s closed, open the right hand side and drive on in and around the vineyard.   Note that the Malbec you pass entering is not ours.   Our Cabernet Sauvignon begins just past that.  Our house and winery are a short drive around our vineyard.