Unwind under the expansive sky, where grapevines embrace the rolling hillsides, offering an idyllic backdrop for RV camping aficionados looking for a sip of serenity. This charming 6-acre vineyard is a haven for travelers seeking to pair their love for the outdoors with the refined pleasure of wine tasting. Exploring this pastoral landscape, RV campers are welcomed into a cozy wine tasting room where the aroma of oak barrels mingle with the earthy scent of the vineyard. With 19 varieties of wine ranging from the boldest dry reds to the most delicate sweet whites, oenophiles can delight in a bouquet of flavors that encapsulate the region's terroir. Each sip offers not just a taste, but a narrative of meticulous cultivationperfect for conversations that last into the evening, under the stars. The vineyard's expansive varieties ensure that whether you favor the robust complexity of a dry wine, or the light, effervescent notes of a sweet vintage, your palate's preferences are catered to. Moreover, the combination of RV camping comforts with the elegance of wine creates an ambiance that's both refined and rustic. This scenic getaway is more than a waypointit's a destination for creating memories amidst the vines. Whether you're a seasoned RV traveler or a wine connoisseur, this vineyard promises an enchanting retreat that marries the freedom of the open road with the luxury of fine wine.

You can also purchase anytime by appointment.

Directions to Joe Perry's Winery. You will likely be using your GPS. Sometimes GPS misdirects you. Elms Road has two entry/exit points off of Route 6. Whether you are traveling East or West on Route 6, take the 1st exit for Elms Road, not the 2nd exit. If you take the 2nd exit, you will have to make a difficult/hard U-turn onto Elms Road. (If you look at a map, you can see what I'm referring to.) Off of Elms Road, come up the gravel drive. Take the left fork and go past the parking lot behind the building. At the end of the parking lot, take the right fork onto the large gravel pad. However, go slowly at this point - right after taking the right fork, there is a slight dip (to allow for water drainage). Park anywhere on the gravel pad. Make yourselves at home. Put the chairs out. Walk the grounds, watch out for wood chuck holes. You can run your generator all night, if needed.