Get Your Glamp On!

​​Our Little Cabin in the Vineyard is perched on a  platform and outfitted with a queen-size bed and furniture, refrigerator, microwave and lights. Plus your own outdoor restroom is included (that's the extent of roughing it). Meals are optional, wine essential. 
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It's a pretty romantic way to experience a winery.  If you have to leave to explore the area, Green Bay is a short drive away. Speaking of driving, if you golf, Wander Springs Golf Course is just across the road.

Reservations can be made through Airbnb under Little Rustic Cabin in the Vineyard, Greenleaf, WI
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Glamping Rules   

  1. Check-in is 3 p.m.; checkout is no later than 10:30 a.m.
  2. Vehicles must be parked in the south parking lot during your stay.
  3. The corner post on the glamp site is the end of our property; if you venture south of the site you will be trespassing.
  4. No carry-ins of liquor, wine, or beer allowed due to licensing restrictions. However, wine and/or beer may be purchased here at the winery during normal business hours.
  5. Food, snacks, water, and soft drinks are allowed carry-ins.
  6. No pets allowed.
  7. Keep all windows and doors to the cabin closed unless attended. Rain will enter through the screens and damage will result; you will be responsible for the extra charges to replace any damaged furniture, bedding, or appliances.
  8.  Loud music after dusk is prohibited by town ordinances.
  9. Campfires must be confined to the campfire area. Campfires must be fully extinguished by midnight, or if not attended to during other hours of use.
  10. Smoking is allowed, but only outside the cabin. A bucket of sand will be provided to extinguish smoking materials.
  11. Electric heater must be turned off upon leaving the cabin.​
  12. In the case of extreme weather or a tornado warning, the winery can be opened as a temporary shelter. Otherwise, winery hours are        11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday, Noon - 5pm Sunday.
  13. The site will be inspected at checkout, and any costs associated with damages—including the cost of replacements and labor—will be charged to your credit card.