Housed in a restored 1890s icehouse, this winery has been crafting wines for over 17 years, with vineyards established since 1999 in a nearby Texas location. The property offers a convenient location just off the highway with easy access and a spacious grassy parking area suitable for various RV sizes. Guests appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and the opportunity to tour the historic structure while learning about the winemaking heritage and vineyard operations. Wine tastings showcase an impressive selection, with visitors particularly praising the ports and dry red varietals. The on-site pizza pairs well with wine selections, making for a satisfying culinary experience. Knowledgeable staff members are noted for their engaging conversations about the wines and the property's restoration history, creating memorable interactions for guests. The property sits adjacent to active railroad tracks, and trains pass regularly throughout the day and evening—this is an important consideration for guests sensitive to noise. The grassy parking area is generally spacious and easy to navigate, though some RVs may find leveling challenging depending on their size and setup. Those with well-insulated rigs or flexibility in parking positioning tend to have positive experiences. Note that operating hours are limited to weekends; guests should confirm current hours before arrival.