Petoskey Wine Region planner / Petoskey
Walloon Lake Winery
A third-generation family farm a mile off Walloon Lake, with seven acres of cold-hardy vines on 36 acres. The stacked-cordwood tasting building is built from local wood and looks out over the vineyard. They work the soil organically, and the list runs cold-hardy estate wine, a sparkling peach, and hard ciders.
The basics
- Where: 3149 Intertown Road, Petoskey, MI 49770
- Hours: not published in a weekly format, call ahead at (231) 622-8645
- Pours: wine, cider
- Plan on about 45 minutes
- Food: light bites
- Phone: (231) 622-8645
- Website: www.walloonlakewinery.com/
- Current member of the Petoskey Wine Region trail, checked 2026-09-18
Hours checked September 18, 2026.
Nearest other tasting stops
- Resort Pike Cidery & Winery, 1.0 miles straight line (Petoskey)
- Rudbeckia Winery & Burnt Marshmallow Brewstillery, 1.4 miles straight line (Petoskey)
- Mammoth Distilling, Bay Harbor, 2.0 miles straight line (Bay Harbor)
- Mackinaw Trail Winery & Brewery, 2.3 miles straight line (Petoskey)
Worth pairing with
- Magnus Park Beach, 2.7 miles straight line. City park beach west of downtown, quieter than the state park and a good stone-hunting stretch in the shallows.
- Gaslight District, 3.3 miles straight line. Downtown Petoskey: brick storefronts, bookshops, a long block of restaurants, and Beards and Elder Piper both within a few minutes' walk.
- Palette Bistro, 3.4 miles straight line. Two storeys on Bay Street with the bay in front of it, Mediterranean, and twenty years in. The reliable sit-down dinner at the end of a tasting day in town.
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.