Visiting the Winery

OPEN 11AM - 7PM EVERY DAY, AND 11AM - SUNSET ON FRIDAYS! Last call for open wine is 30 minutes prior to closing. 

Open all Government holidays except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
We close early on Superbowl Sunday, Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve.

Unfortunately during this time, we have suspended our tastings at the bar as well as our Experience Tours. 

We are offering bottle purchases as well as take away flights in lieu of tastings. The flights are a set tasting of 6 of our award-winning wines, which can be taken away from the bar and enjoyed at your table. The QR code on the menu leads to a virtual tasting with our winemaker. Each flight is $15 per person, and $5 for wine club members.

We will let our Paradise family know as soon as possible when we decide it is safe for our staff and guests to begin offering tastings and tours with our wine educators again. 

Directions to Paradise Springs Winery

From Washington, DC and areas East

• Take I-66 West (I-495 will intersect) to exit 55 for Fairfax County Parkway South toward Springfield.
• After about 2 miles take the Braddock Road exit.
• Turn Right onto Braddock Road and follow for about 2 miles.
• Turn Left onto Clifton Road and follow for about 3.5 miles.
• Bear to the right as you come into the town of Clifton.
• Go over the railroad tracks, through the town, and straight through the stop sign.
• Turn right onto Yates Ford Road at the four way stop sign.
• Paradise Springs Winery will be on your left after about 1.5 miles.

From Richmond and areas South

• Take I-95 North to exit 160B for Occoquan / Lake Ridge (VA-123N).
• Stay on 123 North, over the Occoquan Bridge for about 8 miles.
• Turn Left onto Clifton Road (Burke Lake Road turns into Clifton Road).
• Follow for about 4 miles (Through 1 stop sign where a gas station is on your left).
• Turn Left onto Yates Ford Road (Before the town of Clifton) (HARD TO SEE!!!!).
• Straight through a four way stop sign.
• Paradise Springs Winery will be on your left after about 1.5 miles.

From Fairfax and areas North

• Take Ox Road (Route 123) South.
• Continue for about 5 miles south of George Mason University.
• Turn Right on to Clifton Road.
• Follow for about 4 miles (Through 1 stop sign where a gas station is on your left).
• Turn Left onto Yates Ford Road (Before the town of Clifton) (HARD TO SEE!!!!).
• Straight through a four way stop sign.
• Paradise Springs Winery will be on your left after about 1.5 miles.

From Gainesville and areas West

• Take I-66 East to exit 52 for US-29 toward Centerville.
• Keep right at the fork and continue onto US-29 East.
• Follow US-29 for about 2.3 miles.
• Turn Right onto Clifton Road and follow for about 3.5 miles.
• Bear to the right as you come into the town of Clifton.
• Go over the railroad tracks, through the town, and straight through the stop sign.
• Turn right onto Yates Ford Road at the four way stop sign.
• Paradise Springs Winery will be on your left after about 1.5 miles. 

Tasting Room & Winery Policies

In order to maintain the integrity of our property and the safety of all of our patrons, we do not allow the following items on our property: tents, balloons, open flames, and solid-colored plastic cups (for example red Solo cups). Additionally, we do not allow tablecloths or other decorations inside our main tasting room or on our back deck (includes balloons).

No outside alcohol of any type is permitted on premises. Only Paradise Springs wines are legally allowed to be consumed on premise. Any outside alcohol found will be confiscated and you may be asked to leave. We worked hard to earn our license and don't want to lose it! Please be respectful.

Food

We offer a wide selection of à la carte cheeses, meats, bauguettes, crackers, spreads, peanuts, chocolates, and other snack foods available for purchase. View our À La Carte Menu HERE. Due to health department regulations, all of our food offerings are prepackaged with disposable utensils or provided by a caterer. No coolers allowed inside the Tasting Room and Back Deck. Non-alcoholic drinks such as soda and water are available for designated drivers.  Guests are welcome to bring their own picnic so long as the food items fit at the table being occupied (no dedicated food tables or buffet stations). 

Children & Dogs

Children are welcome at the winery in most areas as long as they are managed, well behaved, and not left unattended. If they are disturbing other guests, we will have to ask that they either be controlled or removed from the presence of others. At no time are children allowed in the Barrel Room or Tank Room.  Additionally, our Back Deck is reserved for our guests 21 and older. This is to ensure that all guests can enjoy their experience. Thank you for understanding. 

Dogs are welcomed at the winery but must stay on a leash and are not allowed inside any buildings or on the back patio of the main building. We ask that you please be respectful and clean up behind you and yours.