| Visit us..
………………..and Experience Wine Country
in the Heartland
 The
vineyards and winery are located:
40 miles South of Dubuque, Iowa,
50 miles North of the Quad Cities (Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa and Moline and Rock
Island, Illinois)
60 miles East of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
170 miles West of Chicago.
The winery is 1 mile North and I mile West of Baldwin and there are directional signs
beginning in Baldwin.
Tabor Home Winery is open for tastings:
Everyday from 11 AM to 6 PM from June through December.
From January through May, the winery is open Thursday through Monday from 11 AM to 5 PM.
On Sundays the winery opens at Noon.
Group tours and private events in the winery can be arranged. Email
us or call (877) 673-3131.
 Trip Planner
Eastern Iowa and Jackson County in particular are known for exquisite natural beauty.
There are many recreational, cultural, dining and lodging opportunities for visitors. If
you are planning to visit Tabor Home Vineyards and
Winery, here are some travel plan ideas that can add to the enjoyment of your time
here.
For the art enthusiast: Visit the Old City Hall Gallery, Maquoketa, the Old Mill Art
Gallery, Maquoketa, and while at the winery ask about the art studios of Wendy Rolfe,
Ellen Wagener and Susan Becker.
For the antique enthusiast: Visit Banowetz Antique Mall, Maquoketa
If you seek natural beauty, unspoiled natural vegetation and wildlife:
Rent canoes for a trip down the Maquoketa River in Canton or Spragueville,
Camp in the Maquoketa Caves State Park or the Bellevue State Park
Access the Mississippi River in Bellevue or Sabula
Visit the Jackson County Conservation Areas.
If you want to get a sense of the history of the area:
Visit the Jackson County Historical Society, Hurstville Lime Kilns, and the numerous
historic Bed-and-Breakfasts in Maquoketa, Bellevue and St. Donatus and the Italianate
Decker Hotel in Maquoketa.
To learn about alternative agriculture in the County contact the Jackson County Welcome
Center in Sabula at jacksoncountyiowa@juno.com
To discover where to fish for trout or walleye, where to hunt for pheasants, turkeys
and deer, or where to rock climb, ski, bicycle, horse back ride and swim, contact the
Jackson County Welcome Center at jacksoncountyiowa@juno.com
To receive the year 2004 Jackson County Calendar of Events with
description of 80 happenings in the County throughout the year, contact the Jackson County
Welcome Center in Sabula at jacksoncountyiowa@juno.com.
For detailed information to help you plan your trip to Jackson county, the best place
to start is a visit to the Jackson County
Website and check the "Visitor Information" there. |
