Embark on a journey through time, taste, and terrain in the scenic northeast corner of Oregon, where the legacy of copper mining intertwines with viticulture to create an unparalleled RV camping and wine-tasting experience. Situated east of Baker City, in the illustrious heart of Baker County's Copper Belt, this unique winery offers an invitation not just to taste wine, but to immerse in a history rich with pioneering spirit. Since its establishment in 2010, the winery has dedicated itself to producing fruit-forward, approachable, and age-worthy wines that are not only consumer-friendly but also reflect the time-honored traditions of winemaking. By cultivating all of their own fruit at some of the highest elevations in Oregon, they ensure that each bottle offers a distinct flavor profile that stands out in the world of wine. RV campers seeking a blend of adventure and tranquility will find solace here. The location offers a rare opportunity to park your RV amidst the serene beauty of Baker County, surrounded by the legacy of the Copper Belts. It's not just about indulging in the fine wines but also about being part of a story that links the past with the present. Upon visiting, guests are welcomed into a tasting room where each sip promises to transport you through the rich narrative of the wines, the winery's journey, and the family's passion that fuels it. Expect an intimate exploration of wines that have embraced the handmade styles enjoyed through the ages, benefiting from the unique terroir of high elevations. While the charm and allure of this destination are bound to captivate, guests planning their RV camping trip are kindly requested to reach out directly through the appropriate channels for booking their stay, ensuring a seamless experience separate from the downtown tasting room inquiries. Prepare to be enchanted by the blend of natural beauty, historical richness, and viticultural excellence that awaits you in this northeast Oregon haven, where RV camping meets the art of winemaking in a celebration of the senses.

Take your pick at any one of our picnic tables situated around the winery facility. The winery is about 20 miles off the interstate with the last 4 miles being well maintained graveled county road. The winery has a full circular drive and is a cream colored tin building with a copper colored roof (The only copper roof for many many miles). Because Travis the winemaker is essentially the only person that works at the winery we do not have regular business hours, because of this we have an open gate policy and you may arrive anytime convenient for you. Depending on time of year Travis's other obligations may prevent him from being there when you arrive. Just park at any one of the open picnic tables, we will try our best to meet up with you for a tasting and we hope you have a wonderful evening.