Petoskey Wine Region planner / Petoskey
Petoskey Farms Vineyard & Winery
A 22-acre estate on Atkins Road east of town with a 60-foot hilltop observation patio and heated covered seating, so it works when the air turns. Marquette and Frontenac Blanc off the estate, wood-fired pizza and a coffee bar alongside.
The basics
- Where: 3720 Atkins Road, Petoskey, MI 49770
- Hours: Sun 10am-6pm. The site currently posts Sunday 10am to 6pm and lists Monday through Saturday as closed. That is a narrow off-season schedule, so call before driving out on any other day.
- Pours: wine, cider
- Plan on about 45 minutes
- Food: wood-fired pizza and a coffee bar
- Phone: (231) 290-9463
- Website: www.petoskeyfarms.com/
- Current member of the Petoskey Wine Region trail, checked 2026-09-18
Hours checked September 18, 2026.
Nearest other tasting stops
- Maple Moon Sugarbush & Winery, 1.0 miles straight line (Petoskey)
- Petoskey Brewing, 2.4 miles straight line (Petoskey)
- High Five Spirits, 3.0 miles straight line (Petoskey)
- Beards Brewery, 3.1 miles straight line (Petoskey)
Worth pairing with
- Bay View, 2.3 miles straight line. A National Historic Landmark Chautauqua community of Victorian cottages above the bay, right next door to Petoskey. Drive it slowly or walk it.
- Little Traverse Wheelway, 2.6 miles straight line. A paved shoreline trail running the bay between Charlevoix, Petoskey and Harbor Springs. The Petoskey to Bay View stretch is the one to walk if you only have an hour.
- Petoskey State Park, 2.6 miles straight line. The classic Petoskey stone beach on Little Traverse Bay, with a dune trail behind it. Best hunting is right at the waterline after a blow.
Distances are straight line from the map coordinates, not drive distance. Build the actual route on the planner, which uses real roads.
Built by Chris Izworski, a Michigan wine-country visitor and trip-tool builder. We return to Michigan wine country often; our aim is a wine day with unhurried stops, a sensible drive, and room to explore. Winery information comes from the published source records, not from a claim that we personally visited or tasted at every stop. More tools are at the Tools hub.