Saginaw Vineyard

Great place to visit with great wines and staff, too. The country vibes and surroundings make for a very relaxing and enjoyable wine experience. I highly recommend!

Not impressed with their brunch at all. Went in with a group of four. There was a large group in the dinning area ahead of us. We waited for the group to serve themselves. We checked in with the person working the front and were told food would be refilled in just a few moments. Back of the house comes out, we check in again and back of house states that they were finished. She assumed we had already eaten. There were zero indications on our table that food was ever eaten… in fact we hadn’t even been served. What was brought out to replace the buffet spread was less than adequate to be considered a refill of the buffet. Needless to say it seems as though they ran out of breakfast foods. We were served some eggs and offered a pizza. The brunch is listed until 1:00 for service. We were there at 12:00 had a beverage and we’re getting in line to eat at 12:15. If you offer a buffet ensure you have enough to cover your time slot and be prepared to feed people in a timely manner.

Last night we posted up at Saginaw Vineyard—our favorite little wine-sipping, music-playing, red-barn dreamscape in the Willamette Valley. The hills were rolling, the wine was flowing, and the company? Top shelf. We spent the evening soaking up every last drop of Central Oregon charm. There were animals. There was music.There may have been a tipsy twirl or two. Ten out of ten, would frolic again.

I just love Saginaw, it has such an incredible small town feel different from the rest. If you want to go to a place, kick back and truly relax go to Saginaw have some wine and enjoy the space.

Please remember the last Sunday of the month they have vendors out there selling their beautiful items and such.

I also belong to the wine of the month club where I get 25% off 3 bottles every three months as well as other every day discounts. Please if you are between Creswell and Cottage Grove check out this gem of place.

Decided on a whim to visit while clearing out the last of my mother’s estate after her recent passing. As a winemaker, I was absolutely thrilled by their wines. The rose of Pinot Gris was spectacular. Because of this, our winery will be making some next harvest. Our goal is to try to make it this good. The staff was gracious and knowledgeable. Felt like home to my wife and I. An absolute hidden gem showcasing the quality of wine Oregon can produce. If you’re traveling I-5 through Oregon, this is a MUST stop.

Always a lovely time at Saginaw Vineyards. I love that you can bring your own food and they have the beverages covered. Springtime means baby animals on the farm. Music on Fridays and brunch on Sunday are my faves. Wine slushies on a hot day are always a winner. Staff is friendly and the owners are great! Conveniently located right of the freeway, this place is a gem. I love how quiet and relaxing it is! 🍷

I am proud to be a member at Saginaw Vineyard because they make the Best Wine. I also love all the animals especially the sheep. Baby lambs are so adorable.

... their 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon is gorgeous. Small vineyard, great winemaker. Just two miles away from the I-5, a tiny little wonderworld persists - with geese, donkeys, horses, chicken, dogs and a 120 year old barn that serves as tasting room. Life is beautiful there. 👍

Rustic barn feel, animals, great mimosas, good food, great service

Friendly staff, great wines, good prices, check out their brunch, loved it!

Amazing brunch. Good selection of food to choose from. Priced well. The staff is friendly, and our kids loved pulling up and seeing all of the sheep. Highly recommend!

We came for the Sunday brunch. Such a disappointment. All the food was cold.
Every bit of it. We will not be back.
Cool old barn though

Really nice atmosphere and decent wine

love! cute animals and yummy wine right off of i5??

amazing wine, chill environment and an even better vineyard cat